Atlanta will play host to the McDonald's All-American game for the second consecutive year, as 24 of high school basketball's most talented seniors are set to take the court March 27. See below for the complete rosters, which features 21 of the top 25 prospects in the senior class, according to the 247Sports Composite Rankings. East Player, Pos., School — College West<doc-sep>The team rosters are made up by 48 high school seniors – comprising the top 24 boys and 24 girls in the country. Here are the announced rosters. Players college choices are in (parenthesis): Boys' East team Precious Achiuwa, PF, Montverde Academy, Fla. (Undecided) Cole Anthony, PG, Oak Hill Academy, Va. (Undecided) Armando Bacot, C, IMG Academy, Fla. (North Carolina) Vernon Carey Jr., C, NSU University School, Fla. (Duke) Anthony Edwards, SG, Holy Spirit Prepatory, Ga. (Undecided) Trayce Jackson-Davis, C, Center Grove High School, Ind. (Indiana) Josiah James, PG, Porter-Gaud School, S.C. (Tennessee) Scottie Lewis, SF, Ranney School, N.J. (Florida) Jaden McDaniels, PF, Federal Way High School, Wash. (Undecided) Wendell Moore, SF, Cox Mill High School, N.C. (Duke) Isaiah Stewart, C, La Lumiere School, Ind. (Washington) Trendon Watford, PF, Mountain Brook High School, Ala. (Undecided) Boys' West team Bryan Antoine, SG, Ranney School, N.J. (Villanova) Josh Green, SG, IMG Academy, Fla. (Arizona) Matthew Hurt, PF, John Marshall High School, Minn. (Undecided) Tre Mann, PG, The Villages Charter High School, Fla. (Florida) Nico Mannion, PG, Pinnacle High School, Ariz. (Arizona) Tyrese Maxey, SG, South Garland High School, Texas (Kentucky) Isaiah Mobley, PF, Rancho Christian School, Calif. (Southern Cal) Jeremiah Robinson-Earl, PF, IMG Academy, Fla. (Villanova) Oscar Tshiebwe, C, Kennedy Catholic High School, Pa. (West Virginia) Kahlil Whitney, SF, Roselle Catholic High School, N.J. (Kentucky) Samuell Williamson, SF, Rockwall High School, Texas, (Louisville) James Wiseman, C, East High School, Tenn. (Memphis) The 2019 Girls teams include four players from Ohio, the most represented state: Girls' East team River Baldwin, P, Pleasant Home High School, Ala. (Florida State) Breanna Beal, W, Rock Island High School, Ill. (South Carolina) Aliyah Boston, P, Worcester Academy, Mass. (South Carolina) Jakia Brown-Turner, W, Bishop McNamara High School, Md. (N.C. State) Samantha Brunelle, F, William Monroe High School, Va. (Notre Dame) Zia Cooke, PG, Rogers High School, Ohio (South Carolina) Aubrey Griffin, W, Ossining Senior High School, N.Y. (UConn) Jordan Horston, G, Columbus Africentric High School, Ohio (Tennessee) Diamond Miller, G, Franklin High School, N.J. (Maryland) Ashley Owusu, PG, Paul VI High School, Va. (Maryland) Sammie Puisis, W, William Mason High School, Ohio (Florida State) Celeste Taylor, G, Long Island Lutheran High School, N.Y. (Texas) Girls' West team Francesca Belibi, F, Regis Jesuit High School, Colo. (Stanford) Kierstan Bell, G, McKinley High School, Ohio (Ohio State) Kennedy Brown, P, Derby Senior High School, Kan. (Oregon State) Nyah Green, G, Allen High School, Texas (Louisville) Angel Jackson, P, Salesian College Preparatory, Calif. (Southern Cal) Rickea Jackson, W, Detroit Edison Public Academy, Mich. (Mississippi State) Haley Jones, W, Archbishop Mitty High School, Calif. (Stanford) Jordyn Oliver, G, Prosper High School, Texas (Baylor) Charisma Osborne, PG, Windward School, Calif. (UCLA) Jaden Owens, PG, Plano West High School, Texas (UCLA) Anaya Peoples, PG, Schlarman Academy, Ill. (Notre Dame) Ashten Prechtel, P, Discovery Canyon Campus, Colo. (Stanford)<doc-sep>ESPN's No. 1 ranked James Wiseman headlines the list of prospects. The rosters for the 2019 McDonald's All-American game were unveiled on Thursday. ESPN's No. 1 ranked James Wiseman headlines the list of prospects who will travel to Atlanta in the spring. Wiseman will be joined by fellow top-ranked prospects Anthony Edwards, Cole Anthony, Vernon Carey and Jaden McDaniels. For the first time in the game's history, one high school has three players in the event. Florida's Brandenton IMG Academy will see Josh Green, Jeremiah Robinson-Early and Armando Bacot all in the game. Six All-Americans, including Edwards and McDaniels, have yet to commit to a college program. The 42nd annual McDonald's All-American game will be played at State Farm Arena in Atlanta on March 27. The full rosters are below: East Precious Achiuwa (Undecided) Cole Anthony (Undecided) Armando Bacot (North Carolina) Vernon Carey, Jr. (Duke) Anthony Edwards (Undecided) Trayce Jackson-Davis (Indiana) Josiah James (Tennessee) Scottie Lewis (Florida) Jaden McDaniels (Undecided) Wendell Moore (Duke) Isaiah Stewart (Washington) Trendon Watford (Undecided) West Bryan Antoine (Villanova) Josh Green (Arizona) Matthew Hurt (Undecided) Tre Mann (Florida) Nico Mannion (Arizona) Tyrese Maxey (Kentucky) Isaiah Mobley (USC) Jeremiah Robinson-Earl (Villanova) Ocar Tshiebwe (West Virginia) Kahlil Whitney (Kentucky) Samuell Williamson (Louisville) James Wiseman (Memphis)<doc-sep>Rachel Nichols, Tracy McGrady and Jackie MacMullan of The Jump announce the rosters for the 2019 Boys' McDonald's All-American game. (1:28) Five of the top six prospects in the ESPN 100 will feature on the East team for the 42nd annual McDonald's All American Game, while the West team is led by No. 1 overall prospect James Wiseman, who signed with coach Penny Hardaway and Memphis. The rosters were unveiled Thursday on ESPN's The Jump. Five programs have multiple commits or signees selected to play, with Duke, Florida, Villanova, Arizona and Kentucky each getting two. Arizona, which has the top-ranked recruiting class in 2019, has Josh Green (No. 7) and Nico Mannion (No. 8) leading the way. Thirteen programs are represented on the rosters, with six uncommitted players selected to play. Cole Anthony (No. 2) is the top unsigned player remaining in the 2019 class, followed by Anthony Edwards (No. 5), Jaden McDaniels (No. 6), Matthew Hurt (No. 10), Precious Achiuwa (No. 16) and Trendon Watford (No. 22). The highest-ranked player not selected to this year's game was LaMelo Ball (No. 13); he was not among the 800-plus players nominated for selection. Among nominees, USC signee Onyeka Okongwu (No. 17), Memphis signee D.J. Jeffries (No. 23) and Oregon signee C.J. Walker (No. 24) were the highest-ranked players omitted. Overall, 20 of the top 22 players in ESPN's rankings were selected for the game. This year's game will return to Atlanta for the second consecutive year, after seven years in Chicago. It will take place at State Farm Arena on March 27. East roster Precious Achiuwa (No. 16, uncommitted) Cole Anthony (No. 2, uncommitted) Armando Bacot (No. 18, North Carolina) Vernon Carey (No. 3, Duke) Anthony Edwards (No. 5, uncommitted) Trayce Jackson-Davis (No. 25, Indiana) Josiah James (No. 21, Tennessee) Scottie Lewis (No. 12, Florida) Jaden McDaniels (No. 6, uncommitted) Wendell Moore (No. 19, Duke) Isaiah Stewart (No. 4, Washington) Trendon Watford (No. 22, uncommitted) West roster Bryan Antoine (No. 14, Villanova) Josh Green (No. 7, Arizona) Matthew Hurt (No. 10, uncommitted) Tre Mann (No. 32, Florida) Nico Mannion (No. 8, Arizona) Tyrese Maxey (No. 11, Kentucky) Isaiah Mobley (No. 15, USC) Jeremiah Robinson-Earl (No. 20, Villanova) Oscar Tshiebwe (No. 37, West Virginia) Kahlil Whitney (No. 9, Kentucky) Samuell Williamson (No. 33, Louisville) James Wiseman (No. 1, Memphis)<doc-sep>
The rosters for the 42nd annual McDonald’s All-American game were announced on Thursday with the top 17 prospects in the 247Sports Composite Rankings getting the nod. Players headlining the prestigious all-star game are James Wiseman, Anthony Edwards, Cole Anthony, Vernon Carey and Jaden McDaniels. Five schools landed two recruits in the game. Arizona’s Josh Green and Nico Mannion, Duke’s Carey and Wendell Moore, Florida’s Tre Mann and Scottie Lewis, Kentucky’s Kahlil Whitney and Tyrese Maxey and Villanova’s Bryan Antoine and Jeremiah Robinson-Earl all were selected to the game. Six players – Precious Achiuwa, Anthony, Edwards, McDaniels, Trendon Watford and Matthew Hurt – were selected to play in the game that have yet to decide which college they’ll attend. Also of note, this is the first time in the game’s history that three players from the same high school team made the game. Bradenton (Fla.) IMG Academy landed Josh Green, Jeremiah Robinson-Earl and Armando Bacot in the game. Leading up to the event there will be three days of practice, a closed scrimmage and the Powerade Jam Fest, which is a dunk and three-point contest. The Jam Fest is slated for March 25. The game will be played at State Farm Arena in Atlanta on March 27. McDONALD'S ALL-AMERICAN TEAMS EAST TEAM Precious Achiuwa – Undecided – No. 9 Cole Anthony – Undecided – No. 3 Armando Bacot – North Carolina – No. 20 Vernon Carey – Duke – No. 2 Anthony Edwards – Undecided – No. 4 Trayce Jackson-Davis – Indiana – No. 16 Josiah James – Tennessee – No. 15 Scottie Lewis – Florida – No. 12 Jaden McDaniels – Undecided – No. 5 Wendell Moore – Duke – No. 24 Isaiah Stewart – Washington – No. 6 Trendon Watford – Undecided – No. 27 WEST TEAM Bryan Antoine – Villanova – No. 13 Josh Green – Arizona – No. 11 Matthew Hurt – Undecided – No. 7 Tre Mann – Florida – No. 26 Nico Mannion – Arizona – No. 14 Tyrese Maxey – Kentucky – No. 10 Isaiah Mobley – USC – No. 17 Jeremiah Robinson-Earl – Villanova – No. 19 Oscar Tshiebwe – West Virginia – No. 23 Kahlil Whitney – Kentucky – No. 8 Samuell Williamson – Louisville – No. 47 James Wiseman – Memphis – No. 1 **Rankings are from the 247Sports Composite Rankings