High School Players Nominated for McDonald's All-American Games

Several high school basketball players have received nominations for the 2025 McDonald's All-American Games, set for April 1 at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, NY. Notable nominees include Ole Miss signees Tylis Jordan and Patton Pinkins, who are among the top prospects in their class, as well as Illinois' Manuella Alves, Naomi Benson, and Destiny Jackson, all recognized for their outstanding performance in high school basketball. In Iowa, four girls players—Divine Bourrage, Journey Houston, Libby Fandel, and Amani Jenkins—along with boys nominees Jack McCaffery and Mason Watkins, have also been highlighted for their impressive stats and commitments to Division I programs. The nominees represent a diverse pool of talent from various states, demonstrating the depth of skill in high school basketball this year. The final rosters will be announced soon, narrowing down from over 700 nominees to 48 players. The McDonald's All-American Games have a long-standing tradition, showcasing the best high school talent in the nation.