Eyes on the Ball
On July 13, 2010, Jon suffered a widely publicized, career threatening eye injury while playing with the Miami Heat. From that day forward, Duke opthamologist Dr. Terry Kim has been an incredible influence in Jon’s life and now the two are embarking together on a new ventureĀ that will have the ability to drastically change the face of eye injury… Continue »
Congratulations, Coach K!
Coach K was recently named Sports Illustrated’s Sportsman of the Year, alongside legendary coach Pat Summitt of the Tennessee Lady Vols. In the article, Coach says of Jon, “His smile, his personality- every day with Jon Scheyer was a good day.” Please join us in congratulating Coach K on this incredible and much deserved honor! To view the complete article,… Continue »
Jon Signs with Maccabi Tel Aviv
On Sunday, June 19th, it was announced that Jon officially signed with Maccabi Tel Aviv, the most successful Israeli team and one of the top five European teams. “It’s great basketball over there,” Jon told the Chicago Tribune. “Playing at a high level like that is intriguing to me. I feel I can play at any level in the world…. Continue »
Jon Broadcasts High School Game
On March 2nd, Jon joined broadcaster Jonah Goldberg and Vipers Assistant Coach Jai Steadman to do the play-by-play for the Harlingen vs. Weslasco high school playoff game. Jonah Goldberg caught a quick interview with Jon before he stepped behind the mic: Miss Jon’s broadcasting debut? You can still check it out here: http://bit.ly/scheyerbroadcast. And don’t miss Jon’s upcoming games against… Continue »
Rio Grande Valley: Week One & Two Recap
956 Sports caught up with Jon the day he arrived in Rio Grande Valley. Jon talks about his eye injury, how he feels to be with the Vipers, free throws, and even manages to get in a shot at an old friend: A few days later, Jon made his NBA D-League debut at the Maine Red Claws, tallying 9 points,… Continue »
21 Points in 75 Seconds
Jon’s famed 21 points in 75 seconds was recently named the top moment in the 50 year history of Chicago’s Proviso West Holiday Tournament. Rounding out the top five moments included of the tournaments top moments include a 1978 showdown between Glenn Rivers and Isaiah Thomas, an all-time attendance record courtesy of Ronnie Fields and Kevin Garnett, and a record-breaking… Continue »
From the Archives Vol. 2
In the second installment of our “From the Archives” series, we feature highlights of Jon, the only player since Quinn Buckner to win both a Division 1 NCAA Championship and an Illinois State Championship, in his junior year at Glenbrook North High School. In this 2004-2005 season, Jon was a 1st Team All-State Selection, Illinois Hoops Player of the Year,… Continue »
Duke Championship Lithograph for Sale
Shortly after the National Championship run, sports artist Jason Robichau contacted the Jon Scheyer Foundation and offered to use his limited edition lithographs to help raise money for our cause. Now Duke fans can commemorate the big win with Jason’s incredible artwork AND support Jon’s effort to impact the lives of young people in Durham and Chicago in a positive… Continue »
From the Archives Vol. 1
“From the Archives” is an ongoing JonScheyer.com segment chronicling Jon’s journey from Little Tykes basketball hoops and AAU games, to state and national championships and beyond! Here is your first peek at where Jon’s basketball story began… Continue »