Navigating youth sports can be tough for parents, but there’s a new sports app that’s seeking to change the basketball landscape.

New York native and NBA point guard Cole Anthony and his mother, Crystal McCrary McGuire, teamed up to create GameUp — a one-stop shop to help parents connect their child with the best basketball team and trainer based on age, goals and location.

Orlando Magic point guard Cole Anthony and his mother, Crystal McCrary McGuire, are scaling the youth basketball ecosystem through an app. Here’s what they hope GameUp can bring to the industry.

Dynamic duo, Orlando Magic player Cole Anthony and his mother Crystal McCrary McGuire co-founded GameUp. It’s a new app to help parents and their kids navigate how to get into basketball programs.

So many parents are trying to figure out the best way to support their talented little ballers with the best teams, coaches, leagues, resources, and so much more.

Hoop dreams are not the only thing NBA player Cole Anthony strives for. His latest squad is with his mother, Crystal McCrary McGuire, as they launch a new youth-focused sports app called GameUp.

Cole Anthony, point guard for Orlando Magic, and Crystal McCrary, writer and producer, are partnering to help families of aspiring athletes navigate youth basketball development.

With business and basketball, NBA player Cole Anthony’s mom, Crystal McCrary McGuire, has always equipped him with the keys to success.

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Orlando Magic point guard Cole Anthony and his mom Crystal McCrary McGuire discuss their new app to help guide parents through youth sports on ‘The Big Money Show.’

Crystal McCrary McGuire & Cole Anthony discuss the launch of their new sports resource App ‘GAMEup’ launching September 10th. Revolutionizing the youth basketball landscape one player at a time!

Among the honorees were Amy Sherald, Clara Wu Tsai, Crystal McCrary, Raymond McGuire, and Kate Clark Harris. “Each of our honorees has changed the social landscapes of civil and human rights, art, education, and philanthropy.

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Debra Lee, former CEO of BET and author, is joined by filmmaker, producer, and author Crystal McCrary for a riveting conversation about the journey of the trailblazing executive, as chronicled in her new captivating memoir, I Am Debra Lee.

“I have two sons, one who’s 22 and one who’s 10, and a daughter, Ella, and there’s nothing like the mother-son relationship. There’s truth to the phrase mama’s boy, and I’d say I have two of them with Cole and Leo. As their mother, I am their first love, and no matter how old they are they’ll always be my babies.” —Crystal

One afternoon this past June, Raymond J. McGuire, decades-long Wall Street executive, prodigious art collector, and former New York City mayoral candidate, was sitting in the living room of his home in Bridgehampton, New York, facing a stunning Norman Lewis abstraction. Painted in transcendent shades of brilliant blue, Part Vision (1971) hangs over a white linen couch as the centerpiece of the home McGuire shares with his wife, filmmaker and author Crystal McCrary, dominating a space where it faces tough competition from top-notch works by the likes of Glenn Ligon, Sam Gilliam, and Romare Bearden. The room holds millions of dollars’ worth of art—and a lot of history.

ORLANDO – About 25 seconds into the trailer, a middle school-aged Cole Anthony says, “I’m happiest in the world when I get to play basketball – a whole bunch, like a lot.”

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