2015MCDG
2015 McDonald’s® All American High School Basketball Games
United Center
Chicago, IL
April 1, 2015
©2015 by Ron Harrison
Girls
East Team
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Name |
Ht |
Pos |
High School |
Location |
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De’Janae Boykin |
6-2 |
F |
Charles H. Flowers |
(Springdale MD) |
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Taja Cole |
5-7 |
PG |
Lloyd C. Bird |
(Chesterfield VA) |
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Asia Durr |
5-10 |
PG |
Pius X Catholic |
(Atlanta GA) |
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Brianna Fraser |
6-3 |
F |
South Shore Victory Collegiate |
(Brooklyn NY) |
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Samantha Fuehring |
6-3 |
F |
Immaculate Conception |
(Montclair NJ) |
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Kiah Gillespie |
6-1 |
F |
The Capital Preparatory |
(Hartford CONN) |
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Marina Mabrey |
5-10 |
G |
Manasquan |
(Manasquan NJ) |
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Beatrice Mompremier |
6-4 |
C |
Miami Senior |
(Miami FL) |
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Taylor Murray |
5-6 |
PG |
Annapolis Area Christian |
(Severn MD) |
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Arike Ogunbowale |
5-9 |
PG |
Divine Savior Holy Angels |
(Milwaukee WI) |
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Ali Patberg |
5-11 |
G |
Columbus North |
(Columbus IN) |
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Deja Strother |
6-4 |
C |
Inglemoor |
(Inglemoor WA) |
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Head Coach |
Joe Hutchcraft |
Guy-Perkins |
(Guy AR) |
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West Team
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Name |
Ht |
Pos |
High School |
Location |
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Kristine Anigwe |
6-3 |
C |
Desert Vista |
(Phoenix AZ) |
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Kalani Brown |
6-5 |
C |
Salmen |
(Slidell LA) |
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Napheesa Collier |
6-1 |
SF |
Incarnate Word Academy |
(St. Louis MO) |
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Te’a Cooper |
5-8 |
PG |
McEachern |
(Powder Springs GA) |
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Sophie Cunningham |
6-1 |
G |
Rock Bridge |
(Columbia MO) |
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Ashley Hearn |
6-3 |
F |
Sachse |
(Sachse TX) |
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Lashann Higgs |
5-9 |
G |
Cedar Ridge |
(Round Rock TX) |
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Jordan Hosey |
6-2 |
SF |
Manvel |
(Manvel TX) |
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Kyra Lambert |
5-8 |
PG |
Samuel Clemens |
(Schertz TX) |
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Katie Lou Samuelson |
6-3 |
SF |
Mater Dei |
(Santa Ana CA) |
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Destinee Walker |
5-9 |
SF |
Lake Highland Preparatory |
(Orlando FL) |
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Stephanie Watts |
5-9 |
G |
Weddington |
(Matthews NC) |
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Head Coach |
Emery Roy |
Rocky Mountain) |
(Meridian ID) |
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East coach Joe Hutchcraft started the following lineup: 6-1 Kiah Gillespie, 5-10 Marina Mabrey, 6-4 Beatrice Mompremier, 5-9 Arike Ogunbowale, and 5-10 Asia Durr. West coach Emery Roy countered with 6-1 Napheesa Collier, 6-3 Katie Lou Samuelson, 6-5 Kalani Brown, 5-9 Lashann Higgs, and 5-8 Te’a Omari Cooper.
The East squad led by nine points with less than two minutes left in the game but had to withstand a full court pressing defense to hold on for a hard earned 89-87 victory. The East squad shot 38.6% from the field including 10 of 22 from the three point line. They connected on 11 of 16 free throws, pulled down 56 rebounds, and committed 17 turnovers. The West squad shot 35.7% from the field including 10 of 39 from beyond the arc. They connected on seven of 11 free throws, pulled down 65 rebounds, blocked 16 shots, and committed 19 turnovers.
Asia Durr led the East squad with 14 points including two three point baskets and six rebounds. Taja Cole added 13 points and five rebounds. Marina Mabrey was named MVP for the East team and scored 12 points including two three point baskets, six rebounds, and three steals. Brianna Fraser scored 10 points.
Te’a Omari Cooper was named MVP for the West squad and recorded 21 points including three three point baskets. Stephanie Watts added 19 points including four three point baskets. Katie Lou Samuelson recorded 12 points and six rebounds. Kristine Anigwe chipped in with nine points, six rebounds, and four blocked shots. Napheesa Collier added eight points, 10 rebounds, and three blocked shots.
Asia Durr won the three point shooting competition and Napheesa Collier captured the POWERADE Jam Fest Skills Competition.
East 46 43 89
West 43 44 87
East (89) – Gillespie 9, Mabrey 12, Mompremier 6, Ogunbowale 9, Durr 14, Fuehring 3, Murray 4, Patberg 3, Boykin 4, Fraser 10, Strother 2, Cole 13.
West (87) – Collier 8, Samuelson 12, Brown 6, Higgs 2, Cooper 21, Lambert 1, Watts 19, Walker 4, Hearn 0, Cunningham 5, Anigwe 9, Hosey 0.
Boys
East Team
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Name |
Ht |
Pos |
High School |
Location |
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Dwayne Bacon |
6-6 |
SG |
Oak Hill Academy |
(Mouth of Wilson VA) |
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Antonio Blakeney |
6-4 |
SG |
Oak Ridge |
(Orlando FL) |
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Isaiah Briscoe |
6-3 |
PG |
Roselle Catholic |
(Roselle NJ) |
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Jaylen Brown |
6-7 |
SF |
Wheeler |
(Marietta GA) |
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Thomas Bryant |
6-10 |
C |
Huntington Prep |
(Huntington WV) |
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Cheick Diallo |
6-9 |
PF |
Our Savior New American |
(Centereach NY) |
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Henry Ellenson |
6-10 |
PF |
Rice Lake |
(Rice Lake WI) |
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Jawun Evans |
6-0 |
PG |
Justin F. Kimball |
(Dallas TX) |
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Luke Kennard |
6-5 |
SG |
Franklin |
(Franklin OH) |
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Dedric Lawson |
6-8 |
PF |
Hamilton |
(Memphis TN) |
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Ben Simmons |
6-9 |
F |
Montverde Academy |
(Montverde FL) |
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Diamond Stone |
6-10 |
C |
Dominican |
(Whitefish Bay WI) |
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Head Coach |
Bruce Kelley |
Bullis School |
(Potomac MD) |
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West Team
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Name |
Ht |
Pos |
High School |
Location |
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Carlton Bragg |
6-9 |
PF |
Villa Angela-St. Joseph |
(Cleveland OH) |
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Jalen Brunson |
6-1 |
PG |
Stevenson |
(Lincolnshire IL) |
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Deyonta Davis |
6-9 |
PF |
Muskegon |
(Muskegon MI) |
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PJ Dozier Jr. |
6-6 |
PG |
Spring Valley |
(Columbia SC) |
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Brandon Ingram |
6-8 |
SF |
Kinston |
(Kinston NC) |
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Chase Jeter |
6-10 |
C |
Bishop Gorman |
(Las Vegas NV) |
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Malik Newman |
6-3 |
SG |
Callaway |
(Jackson MS) |
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Ivan Rabb |
6-10 |
C |
Bishop O’Dowd |
(Oakland CA) |
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Malachi Richardson |
6-9 |
SF |
Trenton Catholic Academy |
(Trenton NJ) |
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Caleb Swanigan |
6-8 |
C |
Honestead |
(Fort Wayne IN) |
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Allonzo Trier |
6-4 |
SG |
Findlay Prep |
(Henderson NV) |
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Stephen Zimmerman |
7-0 |
C |
Bishop Gorman |
(Las Vegas NV) |
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Head Coach |
Robert Smith |
Simeon Career Center Academy |
(Chicago IL) |
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East coach Bruce Kelley started the following lineup: 6-7 Jaylen Brown, 6-9 Ben Simmons,6-10 Diamond Stone, 6-3 Isaiah Briscoe, and 6-4 Antonio Blakeney. West coach Robert Smith countered with 6-10 Ivan Rabb, 6-8 Brandon X Ingram, 6-8 Caleb Swanigan, 6-3 Malik Newman, and 6-6 PJ Dozier.
The East squad pulled away in the second half to earn a 111-91 victory over the West squad. East shot 46.5% from the field including one of 16 from the three point line. They connected on 18 of 31 free throws, pulled down 65 rebounds, and committed 13 turnovers. West shot 37.5% from the field including 37.5% from the field including six of 26 from beyond the arc. They connected on 13 of 20 free throws, pulled down 58 rebounds, and committed 17 turnovers.
Cheick Diallo was named MVP and led the East squad with 18 points and 10 rebounds in only 17 minutes. Diamond Stone and Antonio Blakeney each scored 14 points. Dwayne Bacon added 12 points. Isaiah Briscoe recorded 11 points and five rebounds. Jaylen Brown added nine points, six rebounds, and two blocked shots. Ben Simmons chipped in with seven points and 10 rebounds.
Allonzo Trier led the West squad with 17 points including two three point baskets. Brandon X Ingram added 15 points and five rebounds. PJ Dozier recorded 14 points including two three point baskets, four rebounds, and three assists. Ivan Rabb chipped in with 10 points and six rebounds.
Luke Kennard won the three point shooting competition, Dwayne Bacon captured the slam dunk contest, and Jalen Brunson captured the POWERADE Jam Fest Skills Competition.
East 49 62 111
West 46 45 91
East (111) – Brown 9, Simmons 7, Stone 14, Briscoe 11, Blakeney 14, Evans 6, Diallo 18, Lawson 2, Bryant 9, Bacon 12, Kennard 9.
West (91) – Rabb 10, Ingram 15, Swanigan 2, Newman 1, Dozier 14, Richardson 0, Brunson 6, Trier 17, Davis 6, Bragg 9, Zimmerman 6, Jeter 5.
There was a tremendous amount of talent on display during both games tonight with a virtual who’s who of high school basketball with many of these players destined to make their mark at the college level and beyond. Please visit the very comprehensive website as well as the various analysts and recruiting gurus who observed and reported their opinions about the players and games.