Jersey Proud: West Orange High School student designs unique basketballs
A West Orange High School student with autism has found a creative way to mix art and basketball.
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Jul 8, 2022, 2:22 AM
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12ds agoA West Orange High School student with autism has found a creative way
to mix art and basketball.
Adrian Mere creates colorful and unique designs on basketballs.
The shoe and apparel company AND1 was so impressed by these designs that
they will start selling these basketballs in the fall.
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