Standout point guard Trent Perry of Harvard-Westlake and 6-foot-8 Carter Bryant of Corona Centennial have been selected to play in the McDonald’s All-American basketball game on April 2 at the Toyota Center in Houston.
Perry has committed to USC while Bryant has committed to Arizona.
A Sherman Oaks Notre Dame player was not selected for the second straight year, even though the credentials were pretty impressive. Missing from this year’s list was Mercy Miller of unbeaten Notre Dame (23-0) despite averaging 30 points a game. And he’s committed to Houston, the city that will host the game. Last season Caleb Foster also wasn’t chosen, a Duke commit from Notre Dame.
Bryant gives Centennial consecutive selections. Jared McCain, who is now at Duke, was chosen last season.
Perry is the first boys’ player from Harvard-Westlake to be selected since the Collins twins, Jason and Jarron, played in the 1997 game.
Kennedy Smith from Etiwanda, a USC commit, was chosen for the girls’ game, along with Mackenly Randolph from Sierra Canyon. Smith is the first girl from Etiwanda selected for the game.
Congratulations to our Sr. F. Kennedy Smith on being selected to the 2024 McDonald’s All-American Game. What a huge accomplishment, as she is the 2nd player since 2005 from the Inland Empire. 1st in the program history. We are so proud of you Ms. Smith. @k3nnedynicole @McDAAG pic.twitter.com/6EiAhyNRPV
— Coach Stan Delus (@Coach_Delus) January 23, 2024
