While the holidays are in full swing, Villanova guard acardon lewis Returned. He teamed up with CVS Make zero deals and give gifts to youth basketball players in Philadelphia.
Lewis visits players philadelphia youth basketball Gift bags were distributed. It included candy and Gatorade, and the standout freshman also held a meet-and-greet with the kids in attendance.
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It was a way for Lewis to get into the holiday spirit and visit with youth basketball players in the community. Through a partnership with CVS, the company also helped provide gift bags.
“With the holidays approaching, I wanted to do something special to give back to the kids in our community,” Lewis said in a video on Instagram. “Growing up, it was always about showing up for each other this time of year. That’s what today is about.
“When I started thinking about what to get the kids, CVS was an easy choice. Especially during the holidays, it’s one of those places you can always count on. Gifts, treats, little surprises—it’s all one stop. I walk in and find something that I know the kids will actually be excited about. That’s what the holidays are about. Giving back, spreading some joy, and showing some love in any way you can.”
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Lewis’ partnership with CVS comes amid a strong freshman season for Villanova. He leads the Wildcats with 5.0 assists and 1.6 steals per game and is second on the team with 12.3 points per game. Bryce Lindsay. Representative important sports partnerLewis’ On3 NIL valuation is $328,000.
Lewis a key addition to Villanova’s new coach Kevin Willard as he did after he left Maryland. Washington (DC) sidwell friend The product has become a four-star prospect and is ranked No. 35 nationally starting in the 2025 cycle, according to Rivals Industry Ranking.
In fact, when Willard returns to Seton Hall this week (where he coached from 2010-22), Akaden Lewis leads Villanova in scoring. He scored 16 points on 6-for-11 shooting, helping the Wildcats beat the Buccaneers 64-56 in an important early Big East game.