White Plains student plays national anthem at Yankees game on World Autism Day

Ethan Donn, a White Plains High School Student, played the anthem at Saturday's game in observance of World Autism Day.

Apr 3, 2023, 4:46 PM

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The New York Yankees celebrated Autism Awareness Month by having a young man from Westchester perform The Star-Spangled Banner.

Ethan Donn, a White Plains High School Student, played the anthem at Saturday's game in observance of World Autism Day.

His rendition on the violin drew rave reviews.

In a tweet, the Yankees said Ethan "loves music and is part of his school's orchestra, chorus, and mariachi band. We thank him for tonight's beautiful performance of the National Anthem."