Slain high school basketball star was headed to NBA, grieving teammates say
Posted May 4, 2015
Basketball practice was supposed to end after two hours this past Saturday morning, but Armoni Sexton would not let it happen. The lanky 15-year-old who already had been dubbed by many in the community as the next star from Paterson wanted to keep working out, to keep lofting jump shots at Public School 30.
(NJ.com)
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