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AAU Athletes Highlight Mcdonald's All-American Rosters East Team West AAU Athletes Highlight McDonald’s All-American Rosters The 2011 Boys McDonald’s All-American rosters have been announced and will feature several former AAU athletes. Of the 24 athletes selected to the boys east and west rosters, 19 have participated with AAU. They include: East Team Player Name: AAU Team: Bradley Beal St. Louis Eagles Chane Behanan Ohio Basketball Club Kentavious Caldwell-Pope Georgia Blazers Michael Carter-Williams BABC Rakeem Christmas Team Final Michael Gilchrist Team Final P.J. Hairston CP3 James McAdoo BWSL Johnny O’Bryant Jackson Tigers Shannon Scott Georgia Blazers West Team Player Name: AAU Team: Khem Birch Expressions Wayne Blackshear Mac Irvin Fire Anthony Davis Mean Streets Branden Dawson SYF Austin Rivers Each 1 Teach 1 Marquis Teague Spiece Indy Heat Adonis Thomas Memphis Stallions Amir Williams The Family Kyle Wiltjer Drew Gooden Soldiers The game will be broadcast on March 30, 2011 at 10:00 pm eastern time on ESPN from the United Center in Chicago. The 2011 Girls McDonald’s All-American rosters have been announced and will feature several former AAU athletes. Of the 24 athletes selected to the girls east and west rosters, 19 have participated with AAU. They Include: East Team Player Name: AAU Team: Cierra Burdick BWSL Briyona Canty NYC Gauchos Bria Goss Gym Rats Sara Hammond Kentucky Premier Betnijah Laney NYC Gauchos Samantha Logic Midwest Elite Allyson Malott Cincinnati Heat Ariel Massengale Tenn. Flight Elizabeth Williams BWSL West Team Player Name: AAU Team: Brianna Banks Essence Purple Krystal Forthan TeamXpress Black Justine Hartman Cal Storm Morgan Jones DEBO Kaleena Mosqueda-Lewis Tenn. Flight Amber Orrange DFW Cassie Peoples Cy-Fair Shock Bonnie Samuelson Cal Swish Kiah Stokes Team Iowa Alexyz Vaioletama Irvine Sol The girls game will be broadcast on March 30, 2011 at 7:30 pm eastern time on ESPNU from the United Center in Chicago. .
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