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2018-Mcdaag-Nominees-List.Pdf 2018 McDonald's All American Games Nominees As of 1/10/2018 BOYS NOMINEES ALABAMA First Last School Name City State Alston Humphrey Park Crossing High School Montgomery Alabama Akwuba Theo Brewbaker Tech Magnet School Montgomery Alabama Kevin Winslow Brewbaker Tech Magnet School Montgomery Alabama ARKANSAS First Last School Name City State Ethan Henderson Parkview Arts and Science Magnet High School Little Rock Arkansas Kamren Roelke Christian Ministries Academy Hot Springs Arkansas CALIFORNIA First Last School Name City State James Akinjo Salesian College Preparatory Richmond California Riley Battin Oak Park High School Oak Park California Jules Bernard Windward School Los Angeles California Darius Brown Pasadena High School Pasadena California Jordan Brown Prolific Prep Academy Napa California Harrison Butler Mater Dei High School Santa Ana California Taeshon Cherry Foothills Christian Academy El Cajon California Shane Dolan Bishop O'Dowd High School Oakland California Devonaire Doutrive Birmingham High School Van Nuys California Spencer Freedman Mater Dei High School Santa Ana California Naseem Gaskin Bishop O'Dowd High School Oakland California Adam Grabowski Vacaville Christian Vacaville California Bryce Hamilton Pasadena High School Pasadena California Eric Hancik Damien High School La Verne California Elijah Hardy Bishop O'Dowd High School Oakland California Mobeen Hirbod Bentley Upper School Lafayette California Logan Johnson Saint Francis High School Mountain View California Elijah McCullough Damien High School La Verne California David Mixon Cathedral High School Los Angeles California Jay Nagle Will C. Wood High School Vacaville California Shareef O'Neal Crossroads School Santa Monica California Miles Owens Bishop O'Dowd High School Oakland California Darryl Polk Long Beach Poly Long Beach California Orlando Robinson Jr. Cathedral High School Los Angeles California Cameron Shelton Damien High School La Verne California David Singleton III Bishop Montgomery High School Torrance California Ryan Turell Valley Torah High School Valley Village California Duane Washington Sierra Canyon School Chatsworth California Ross Williams Bishop O'Dowd High School Oakland California Brandon Williams Crespi Carmelite High School Encino California COLORADO First Last School Name City State Sam Masten Rock Canyon High School Highlands Ranch Colorado CONNECTICUT First Last School Name City State Cantavio Dutreil Trinity Catholic High School Stamford Connecticut Dimitry Moise Trinity Catholic High School Stamford Connecticut Tyler Thomas Amity Regional High School Woodbridge Connecticut FLORIDA First Last School Name City State R.J. Barrett Montverde Academy Montverde Florida Colin Castleton Father Lopez Catholic High School Daytona Beach Florida Darius Days IMG Academy Bradenton Florida Silvio de Sousa IMG Academy Bradenton Florida Mike Devoe Montverde Acadamey Montverde Florida Emmanuel Dowuona Westwood Christian School Miami Florida Drinnon Drue NSU University School Davie Florida Keyshawn Embery IMG Academy Bradenton Florida Andrea Fuller Admaril Farragut Academy St. Petersburg Florida Nick Honor Lake Highland Preparatory School Orlando Florida Antwann Jones Oak Ridge High School Orlando Florida Nassir Little Orlando Christian Prep Orlando Florida Andrew Nembhard Montverde Academy Montverde Florida Filip Petrusev Montverde Academy Montverde Florida Elijah Weaver Oldsmar Christian High School Oldsmar Florida Bryan Williams Wellington High School Wellington High School Florida GEORGIA First Last School Name City State Kavonte Ivery Stockbridge High School Stockbridge Georgia Collins Joseph New Faith Christian Academy Hampton Georgia Jaimie Lewis Westlake High School Atlanta Georgia E.J. Montgomery Wheeler High School Marietta Georgia Khavon Moore Westside High School Macon Georgia Landers Nolley Langston Hughes High School Fairburn Georgia Reggie Perry Thomasville High School Thomasville Georgia IDAHO First Last School Name City State Emmit Taylor III Lapawi High School Lapwai Idaho ILLINOIS First Last School Name City State Cameron Burrell Morgan Park High School Chicago Illinois David Daniels Marist High School Chicago Illinois Ayo Dosunmu Morgan Park High School Chicago Illinois Kenyon Duling Morgan Park High School Chicago Illinois Jack Ellison Marist High School Chicago Illinois Tim Finke Champaign Central High School Champaign Illinois Deandre Freeman Morgan Park High School Chicago Illinois Landen Gladney St. Rita High School Chicago Illinois Zion Griffin HInsdale South High School Darien Illinois Talen Horton Simeon Career Academy Chicago Illinois Logan Krampholz Normal Community High School Normal Illinois Jordan Matthews St. Rita High School Chicago Illinois Tamell Pearson Morgan Park High School Chicago Illinois Morgan Taylor Marist High School Chicago Illinois Kaleb Thornton Bolingbrook High School Bolingbrook Illinois INDIANA First Last School Name City State Damezi Anderson, Jr. Riley High School South Bend Indiana Tyger Campbell La Lumiere School La Porte Indiana Mekhi Lairy Evansville Bosse High School Evansville Indiana Romeo Langford New Albany High School New Albany Indiana Edward Pinkston Horizon Christian Academy Fort Wayne Indiana Da quane Sample Horizon Christian Academy Fort Wayne Indiana Yuri Swinford Horizon Christian Academy Fort Wayne Indiana IOWA First Last School Name City State Elijah Hazekamp Bishop Heelan High School Sioux City Iowa A.J. 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