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2015 McDonald’s All American Game rosters: Boys, girls set for all-star contests

The latest edition of the decades-old all-star contest features a surprising number of uncommitted prospects.

The 2015 McDonald’s All-American Games take place on April 1 in Chicago, at the United Center, and will pit 24 of the best high school basketball players in the country against each other in the latest edition of an event that dates back to 1978.

On the boys’ side, the East squad is headed by a pair of LSU commits from Florida, Antonio Blakeney and Ben Simmons. And the East roster would be even better if the undecided Malik Newman, the best prep player in Mississippi, weren’t assigned to the West.

Surprisingly, only Duke has as many “burger boys” committed as LSU for the 2015 cycle, though Arizona, Kansas, Kentucky, and Michigan State all have one, and are in the mix for others. A total of eight McDonald’s All-Americans on the boys’ rosters have yet to make their college choices, meaning that fans will be tuning in to see players like Jaylen Brown, Brandon Ingram, and Ivan Rabb, and pining for them to commit to their schools.

The girls’ rosters feature no such uncommitted prospects, and Connecticut, Louisville, and Notre Dame tie for the national lead with three commits. Both Connecticut and Baylor will have commits on both the East and West teams.

Boys’ Roster

East

Ben Simmons SF 6'9 Montverde Academy, FL LSU
Dwayne Bacon SF 6'6 Oak Hill Academy, VA Florida State
Antonio Blakeney SG 6'4 Oak Ridge High School, FL LSU
Isaiah Briscoe PG 6'3 Roselle Catholic, NJ Kentucky
Jaylen Brown SF 6'7 Wheeler High School, GA Undecided
Thomas Bryant C 6'10 Huntington Prep, WV Undecided
Cheick Diallo PF 6'9 Our Savior New American, NY Undecided
Henry Ellenson PF 6'10 Rice Lake High School, WI Marquette
Jawun Evans PG 6'0 Justin F. Kimball High School, TX Oklahoma State
Luke Kennard SG 6'5 Franklin High School, OH Duke
Dedric Lawson PF 6'8 Hamilton High School, TN Memphis
Diamond Stone C 6'10 Dominican High School, WI Maryland

West

Carlton Bragg PF 6'9 Vila Angela-St. Joseph High School, OH Kansas
Jalen Brunson PG 6'1 Stevenson High School, IL Villanova
Deyonta Davis PF 6'9 Muskegon High School, MI Michigan State
P.J. Dozier PG 6'6 Spring Valley High School, SC South Carolina
Brandon Ingram SF 6'8 Kinston High School, NC Undecided
Chase Jeter C 6'10 Bishop Gorman High School, NV Duke
Malik Newman G 6'3 Callaway High School, MS Undecided
Ivan Rabb PF 6'10 Bishop O'Dowd High School, CA Undecided
Malachi Richardson SF 6'6 Trenton Catholic Academy, NJ Syracuse
Caleb Swanigan C 6'8 Homestead High School, IN Undecided
Allonzo Trier G 6'4 Findley Prep, NV Arizona
Stephen Zimmerman C 7'0 Bishop Gorman, NV Undecided

Girls

East

De'Janae Boykin F 6'2 Charles H. Flowers High School, MD Connecticut
Taja Cole PG 5'7 Lloyd C. Bird High School, VA Louisville
Asia Durr PG 5'10 St. Piux X Catholic High School, GA Louisville
Brianna Fraser F 6'3 South Shore Victory Collegiate High School, NY Maryland
Samantha Fuering F 6'3 Immaculate Conception High School, NJ Louisville
Kiah Gillespie F 6'1 The Capital Preparatory Magnet School, CT Maryland
Marina Mabrey G/W 5'10 Mansaquan High School, NJ Notre Dame
Beatrice Mompremier C 6'4 Miami Senior High School, FL Baylor
Taylor Murray PG 5'6 Annapolis Area Christian School, MD Kentucky
Arike Ogunbowale PG 5'9 Divine Savior Holy Angels High School, WI Notre Dame
Ali Patberg G/W 5'11 Columbus North High School, IN Notre Dame
Deja Strother C 6'4 Inglemoor High School, WA Washington

West

Kristine Anigwe C 6'3 Desert Vista High School, AZ California
Kalani Brown C 6'5 Salmen High School, LA Baylor
Napheesa Collier W 6'1 Incarnate Word Academy, MO Connecticut
Te'a Cooper PG 5'8 McEachern High School, GA Tennessee
Sophie Cunningham G 6'1 Rock Bridge High School, MO Missouri
Ashley Hearn F 6'3 Sachse High School, TX UCLA
Lashann Higgs G 5'9 Cedar Ridge High School, TX Texas
Jordan Hosey W 6'2 Manvel High School, TX Texas
Kyra Lambert PG 5'8 Samuel Clemens High School, TX Duke
Katie Lou Samuelson W 6'3 Mater Dei High School, CA Connecticut
Destinee Walker W 5'9 Lake Highland Prep High School, FL North Carolina
Stephanie Watts G 5'9 Weddington High School, NC North Carolina
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