McDonald's All-American Game 2024 predictions: Girls roster projections

Selection day is today for the biggest all-star basketball game in high school sports

It's McDonald's All-American Game selection day in high school sports, and ESPN will televise the roster reveal.

The 24 girls and 24 boys chosen to represent the East and West teams will be revealed Tuesday, Jan. 23, on NBA Today between 3 and 4 p.m. Eastern on ESPN.

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Both games will be played April 2 at the Toyota Center in Houston.

Here's how SBLive Sports sees the 24-player girls roster shaking out, divided into guards, forwards/wings and posts:

Guards (12)

Imari Berry, Clarksville (Tennessee)

5-foot-10 combo guard, Clemson Tigers signee

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Mikayla Blakes, Rutgers Prep (New Jersey)

6-foot combo guard, Vanderbilt Commodores commit

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Jaloni Cambridge, Montverde Academy (Florida)

5-foot-6 point guard, Ohio State Buckeyes commit

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Morgan Cheli, Archbishop Mitty (California)

6-foot-2 combo guard, UConn Huskies signee

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Boise superstar Avery Howell, left, signed in November to play college basketball for the USC Trojans / Photo by Loren Orr

Avery Howell, Boise (Idaho)

5-foot-11 combo guard, USC Trojans signee

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Zamareya Jones, North Pitt (North Carolina)

5-foot-7 point guard, NC State Wolfpack signee

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Jordan Lee, Stockton St. Mary’s (California)

6-foot combo guard, Texas Longhorns signee

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Maddy McDaniel, Bishop McNamara (Maryland)

5-foot-9 point guard, South Carolina Gamecocks signee

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Liv McGill, Hopkins (Minnesota)

5-foot-9 point guard, Florida Gators signee

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Olivia Olson, Benilde-St. Margaret’s (Minnesota)

6-foot-1 combo guard, Michigan Wolverines signee

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Syla Swords, Long Island Lutheran (New York)

6-foot combo guard, Michigan Wolverines signee

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Allie Ziebell, Neenah (Wisconsin)

5-foot-10 combo guard, UConn Huskies signee

Forwards/wings (8)

Justice Carlton, Seven Lakes (Texas)

6-foot-2 forward, Texas Longhorns signee

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Kendall Dudley helped Sidwell Friends win the State Champions Invitational last year over Lone Peak / Photo by John Bowers

Kendall Dudley, Sidwell Friends (DC)

6-foot-2 wing, UCLA Bruins signee

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Joyce Edwards, Camden (South Carolina)

6-foot-2 forward, South Carolina Gamecocks signee

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Mackenly Randolph, Sierra Canyon (California)

6-foot forward, Undecided

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Arianna Roberson, San Antonio Clark (Texas)

6-foot-4 forward, Duke Blue Devils signee

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Kennedy Smith, Etiwanda (California)

6-foot-1 wing, USC Trojans signee

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Sarah Strong, Grace Christian (North Carolina)

6-foot-2 forward, Undecided

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Berry Wallace, Pickerington Central (Ohio)

6-foot-1 wing, Illinois Fighting Illini signee

Posts (4)

Ava Heiden, Sherwood (Oregon)

6-foot-4, Iowa Hawkeyes signee

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Long Island Lutheran post Kate Koval is one of the top-ranked senior recruits in the country / Photo by Lonnie Webb

Kate Koval, Long Island Lutheran (New York)

6-foot-4, Notre Dame Fighting Irish signee

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Me’Arah O’Neal, Episcopal (Texas)

6-foot-3, Florida Gators signee

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Blanca Thomas, Charlotte Catholic (North Carolina)

6-foot-5, North Carolina Tar Heels signee

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-- Mike Swanson | swanson@scorebooklive.com | @sblivesports