McDonald’s All-American Game rosters, schedules, TV times

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30 March 2026 at 02:03

Hey, hoops fans: Want to see next season’s college basketball stars a year early?

Yes, you say? Of course you do.

Good news: High school basketball’s top players from the 2025-26 season will be showcased during the 2026 McDonald’s All-American Games on Tuesday, March 31.

This will get you through the basketball gap between the Elite Eight and the Final Four (Indianapolis, April 4-6).

Phoenix will host 48 of the nation’s elite players — 24 boys and 24 girls will battle in the classic East vs. West formats.

In addition to the games, events include the Sprite Jam Fest, 3-Point Contest, Slam Dunk Contest, and a knockout game.

The three-day event (March 29-31) is your chance to become familiar with many players who likely will be a part of next year’s March Madness.

So get to know these household names now as you witness college basketball’s future.

2026 McDonald’s All-American Games schedule

Apr 1, 2025; Brooklyn, NY, USA; McDonald’s All American West forward Sienna Betts (51) poses for photos after being named MVP at Barclays Center. Mandatory Credit: Pamela Smith-Imagn Images

Sunday, March 29

Event	Time (ET)	TV/Live stream
McDonald’s All American Girls Scrimmage	4:30 p.m.	ESPN App
McDonald’s All American Boys Scrimmage	6 p.m.	ESPN App

Monday, March 30

Event	Time (ET)	TV/Live stream
McDonald’s All American Girls Scrimmage	12:30 p.m.	ESPNU, ESPN App, Fubo
McDonald’s All American Boys Scrimmage	1:30 p.m.	ESPNU, ESPN App, Fubo
McDonald’s All American Media Day	2 p.m.	ESPN App
Sprite Jam Fest (Dunk & 3-Point Contests)	9:30 p.m.	ESPN2, ESPN App, Fubo

Tuesday, March 31

Event	Time (ET)	TV/Live stream
McDonald’s All American Girls Game	7 p.m.	ESPN, ESPN App, Fubo
McDonald’s All American Boys Game	9 p.m.	ESPN, ESPN App, Fubo

How to watch McDonald’s All American Games: TV channels, live streams

Apr 1, 2025; Brooklyn, NY, USA; The McDonald’s All American West team poses after defeating the McDonald’s All American East team 104-82 at Barclays Center. Mandatory Credit: Pamela Smith-Imagn Images

TV channels: ESPN | ESPN2 | ESPNU
Live streams: ESPN App, Fubo

McDonald’s All American Games boys rosters 2026

Jan 2, 2026; Mesa, AZ, USA; Rainier Beach High School (WA) forward Tyran Stokes (4) against Mater Dei during the HoopHall West Tournament at Skyline High School. Mandatory Credit: Mark J. Rebilas-Imagn Images

East roster

Player	High school	College
Latrell Allmond	Petersburg High School (Va.)	Oklahoma State
Darius Bivins	Bishop O’Connell High School (Va.)	Undecided
Bruce Branch III	Prolific Prep (Fla.)	BYU
Toni Bryant	Southeastern Prep Academy (Fla.)	Missouri
Jasiah Jervis	Archbishop Stepinac High School (N.Y.)	Michigan State
Taylen Kinney	Overtime Elite (Ga.)	Kansas
Adonis Ratliff	Archbishop Stepinac High School (N.Y.)	USC
Darius Ratliff	Archbishop Stepinac High School (N.Y.)	USC
Jaxon Richardson	Southeastern Prep Academy (Fla.)	Alabama
Deron Rippey Jr.	Blair Academy (N.J.)	Duke
Jordan Smith Jr.	Paul VI High School (Va.)	Arkansas
Anthony Thompson	Western Reserve Academy (Ohio)	Ohio State

West roster

Player	High school	College
Maximo Adams	Sierra Canyon High School (Calif.)	North Carolina
J.J. Andrews	Little Rock Christian Academy (Ark.)	Arkansas
Christian Collins	St. John Bosco High School (Calif.)	USC
Quinn Costello	The Newman School (Mass.)	Michigan
Jason Crowe Jr.	Inglewood High School (Calif.)	Missouri
Arafan Diane	Iowa United Prep (Iowa)	Houston
Caleb Gaskins	Christopher Columbus High School (Fla.)	Miami
Austin Goosby	Dynamic Prep (Texas)	Texas
Caleb Holt	Prolific Prep (Calif.)	Arizona
Brandon McCoy Jr.	Sierra Canyon High School (Calif.)	Undecided
Tyran Stokes	Rainier Beach High School (Wash.)	Undecided
Cameron Williams	St. Mary’s High School (Ariz.)	Duke

McDonald’s All American Games girls rosters 2025

Sierra Canyon’s Jerzy Robinson (5) shoots the ball during the game between Bartlett High School and Sierra Canyon School in the 901 Tournament of Champions at Bartlett High School on Friday, December 22, 2023.

East roster

Player	High school	College
Autumn Fleary	Sidwell Friends School (D.C.)	Duke
Saniyah Hall	SPIRE Academy (Ohio)	USC
Kate Harpring	Marist School (Ga.)	North Carolina
Jordyn Jackson	Sidwell Friends School (D.C.)	Maryland
Olivia Jones	Long Island Lutheran High School (N.Y.)	Vanderbilt
Lola Lampley	Lawrence Central High School (Ind.)	LSU
Jenica Lewis	Johnston High School (Iowa)	Notre Dame
Emily McDonald	Long Island Lutheran High School (N.Y.)	Kentucky
Addison Nyemchek	Red Bank Catholic High School (N.J.)	Indiana
Savannah Swords	Long Island Lutheran High School (N.Y.)	Kentucky
Olivia Vukosa	Christ the King High School (N.Y.)	UConn
Lilly Williams	Howell High School (Mich.)	Michigan State

West roster

Player	High school	College
Jacy Abii	Legion Preparatory Academy (Texas)	Notre Dame
Addison Bjorn	Park Hill South High School (Mo.)	Texas
Cydnee Bryant	Centennial High School (Calif.)	Kansas
Brihanna Crittendon	Riverdale Ridge High School (Colo.)	Texas
Oliviyah Edwards	Elite Sports Academy (Wash.)	Tennessee
Bella Flemings	William J. Brennan High School (Texas)	Duke
Maddyn Greenway	Providence Academy (Minn.)	Kentucky
Trinity Jones	Naperville Central High School (Ill.)	Clemson
Ashlyn Koupal	Wagner Community School (S.D.)	Nebraska
Jerzy Robinson	Sierra Canyon High School (Calif.)	South Carolina
Aaliah Spaight	Bishop Gorman High School (Nev.)	Texas
McKenna Woliczko	Archbishop Mitty High School (Calif.)	Iowa

Conclusion

Apr 1, 2025; Brooklyn, NY, USA; McDonald’s All American West guard Darryn Peterson (22) and McDonald’s All American East forward Cameron Boozer (12) pose for photos after the game at Barclays Center. Mandatory Credit: Pamela Smith-Imagn Images

Last year’s McDonald’s All-American boys’ game featured Cameron Boozer (Duke), AJ Dybantsa (BYU), Darryn Peterson (Kansas), and Darius Acuff Jr. (Arkansas), among others, while the girls’ game spotlighted Jasmine “Jazzy” Davidson (USC), Sienna Betts (UCLA), Aaliyah Chavez (Oklahoma), and Grace Knox (LSU).

Watching this year’s boys game, fans might be doing a double-take when they see 7-foot twin brothers and USC recruits Darious and Adonis Ratliff. For the girls, Kate Harpring (North Carolina), the daughter of former NBA player Matt Harpring, is one to watch along with South Carolina recruit Jerzy Robinson.