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McDonald’s All American Games roster revealed; Azzi Fudd highlights girls’ team, Chet Holmgren for boys

BENSALEM, Pa. — The 2021 McDonald’s All American Games rosters  were released today. For the second straight year, the prestigious senior all-star games won’t be played over COVID-19 concerns.

2021 Girls’ rosters (listed alphabetically:

Destiny Adams, Manchester Township (N.J.); Clarice Akunwafo, Rolling Hills Prep (San Pedro, Calif.); Sonia Citron, Ursuline School (New Rochelle, N.Y.); Maryam Dauda, Bentonville (Ark.); Amari DeBerry, Williamsville (N.Y.) South; Brooke Demetre, Mater Dei (Santa Ana, Calif.); Sania Feagin, Forest Park (Ga.); Azzi Fudd, St. John’s College (Washington, D.C.); Aubryanna Hall, Wayne (Huber Heights, Ohio); Rori Harmon, Cypress Creek (Houston); Jillian Hollingshead, McEachern (Powder Springs, Ga.); Kyndall Hunter, Cypress Creek (Houston); Raven Johnson, Westlake (Atlanta); Greta Kampschroeder, Naperville (Ill.) North; Teonni Key, Cary (N.C.); Rayah Marshall, Lynwood (Calif.); Kayla McPherson, Madison County (Danielsville, Ga.); Aaliyah Moore, Moore (Okla.).; Reigan Richardson, Cannon School (Concord, N.C.); Saniya Rivers, Ashley (Wilmington, N.C.); Payton Verhulst, Bishop Miege (Shawnee Mission, Kan.); and Jersey Wolfenbarger, Northside (Fort Smith, Ark.).

Here’s a look at girls’ player facts:

o   Four girls hail from both California and Georgia, the most represented states

o   South Carolina has the most commits with four

o   This is the 20th year in which McDonald’s has named a girls team

o   Notable 2021 players include: 5-11 Azzi Fudd (Connecticut signee), 5-8 Raven Johnson (South Carolina) and 6-0 Saniya Rivers (South Carolina).

2021 Boys’ rosters (listed alphabetically:

Patrick Baldwin, Jr, Hamilton (Sussex, Wis.); Paolo Banchero, O’Dea (Seattle); Nate Bittle, Prolific Prep (Napa, Calif.); Kendall Brown, Sunrise Christian Academy (Bel Aire, Kan.); Kobe Bufkin, Grand Rapids (Mich.) Christian; Kennedy Chandler, Sunrise Christian Academy (Bel Aire, Kan.); Max Christie, Rolling Meadows (Ill.); Daimion Collins Atlanta (Texas); J.D. Davison, Calhoun (Ala.); Moussa Diabaté, IMG Academy (Bradenton, Fla.); Michael Foster, Hillcrest Prep (Phoenix); Jackson Grant, Olympia (Wash.); A.J. Griffin, Archbishop Stepinac (White Plains, N.Y.); Jaden Hardy, Coronado (Las Vegas); Nolan Hickman, Wasatch Academy (Mount Pleasant, Utah); Chet Holmgren, Minnehaha Academy (Minneapolis); Caleb Houstan, Montverde (Fla.) Academy; Harrison Ingram, Saint Mark’s School (Dallas); Trevor Keels, Paul VI (Chantilly, Va.); Aminu Mohammed, Greenwood Laboratory School (Mo.); Daeshun Ruffin, Callaway (Jackson, Miss.); Hunter Sallis, Millard North (Omaha, Neb.); Jabari Smith, Sandy Creek (Ga.); and Peyton Watson, Poly (Long Beach, Calif.).

Here’s a look at boys’ roster facts:

o   The boys’ players feature talent from 17 different states

o   Michigan has the most commits with three

o   Notable players include: 7-1 Chet Holmgren (Undecided on college), 6-4 Jaden Hardy (Undecided) and 6-9 Paolo Banchero (Duke).

Senior Writer and national analyst for Blue Media and compiles the Blue Star Elite 25 national boys and girls high school basketball and football rankings during the season. Lawlor, an award-winning writer, is a voting committee member and advisor for several national high school events, including the McDonald’s All-American Games. He previously wrote for USA TODAY and ESPN.com, where he was the national preps writer, while compiling the national rankings in four sports.

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