McDonald’s All-American Games jerseys, rosters revealed

The 2022 McDonald’s All-American basketball games, set for March 29 at Wintrust Arena in Chicago, are right around the corner.

McDonald’s on Thursday revealed the jerseys for this year’s games, where the best high school basketball players across the country will take center stage. The East and West jerseys were designed in partnership with adidas and designer Eric Emanuel.

“I’m so honored to re-imagine the iconic McDonald’s All American games jersey for the 45^th anniversary,” Emanuel said in a statement. “For this year’s design, I wanted to pay tribute to the rich legacy of the Games while nodding to the future of basketball. With adidas and McDonald’s, we’ve crafted a signature look that pays homage to the Games’ heritage, including vintage elements inspired by McDonald’s All American gear through the decades, with modern touches for today’s player. We designed with the players in mind, and I can’t wait to see all the work displayed on the court next week in Chicago.”

The rosters for the games were also released Thursday, with stars Kiki Rice — the 2021-22 JWS Player of the Year — and Lauren Betts set to lead the East and West, respectively.

East roster

Janiah Barker, F, Monteverde Academy (FL) — Georgia
Paris Clark, G, Long Island Lutheran High School (NY) — Arizona
Talaysia Cooper, PG, East Clarendon High School (SC) — South Carolina
Chance Gray, PG, Winton Woods High School (OH) — Oregon
Ta’Niya Latson, G, American Heritage High School (FL) — Florida State
Indya Nivar, G, Apex Friendship High School (NC) — Stanford
Kyla Oldacre, P, William Mason High School (OH) — Miami
Ayanna Patterson, W, Homestead High School (IN) — UConn
Justine Pissott, W, Red Bank Catholic High School (NJ) — Tennessee
Kiki Rice, PG, Sidwell Friends School (DC) — UCLA
Grace VanSlooten, F, IMG Academy (FL) — Oregon
Ashlyn Watkins, P, Cardinal Newman School (SC) — South Carolina

West roster

Raegan Beers, P, Valor Christian High School (CO) — Oregon State
Lauren Betts, P, Grandview High School (CO) — Stanford
Isuneh Brady, P, Cathedral Catholic High School (CA) –UConn
KK Bransford, G, Mount Notre Dame High School (OH) — Notre Dame
Timea Gardiner, F, Fremont High School (UT) — Oregon State
Aaliyah Gayles, PG, Spring Valley High School (NV) — USC
Ashlon Jackson, G, Hardin-Jefferson High School (TX) — Duke
Gabriela Jaquez, F, Adolfo Camarillo High School (CA) — UCLA
Flau-jae Johnson, G, Sprayberry High School (GA) — LSU
Darianna Littlepage-Buggs, W, Classen SAS High School (OK) — Baylor
Maya Nnaji, F, Hopkins High School (MN) — Arizona
Ruby Whitehorn, G, Detroit Edison Early College of Excellence (MI) — Clemson