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Click Here for the Full 2014 Nominee Press Release 2014 McDonald's All American Games Nominees Last Updated January 27, 2014 Click here for the full 2014 Nominee Press Release ALABAMA First Last School Name City State Quanetria Bolton Anniston High School Anniston Alabama Justin Coleman Wenonah High School Birmingham Alabama Isaac Haas Hokes Bluff High School Hokes Bluff Alabama Alexis Jennings Sparkman High School Madison Alabama William Lee Dallas County High School Plantersville Alabama Riley Norris Albertville High School Albertville Alabama Shakayla Thomas Sylacauga High School Sylacauga Alabama Morgan William Shades Valley High School Birmingham Alabama ARIZONA First Last School Name City State Zylan Cheatham South Mountain High School Phoenix Arizona Payton Dastrup Mountain View High School Mesa Arizona Michael Humphrey Sunnyslope High School Phoenix Arizona Dorian Pickens Pinnacle High School Phoenix Arizona ARKANSAS First Last School Name City State Jae'lisa Allen White Hall High School White Hall Arkansas Anton Beard Parkview Arts Science Magnet High Little Rock Arkansas Britnee Broadway Arkansas Searcy High School Searcy Arkansas Kori Bullard Lake Hamilton Pearcy Arkansas Hayleigh Henson Greenwood High School Greenwood Arkansas Rachel Medina Spring Hill High School Hope Arkansas Damonique Miller Joe T. Robinson High School Little Rock Arkansas Tiffany Murdock Malvern High School Malvern Arkansas Jillian Myers Ft. Smith Northside High School Fort Smith Arkansas CALIFORNIA First Last School Name City State Justin Bibbins Bishop Montgomery Torrance California Jerome Bryant Cathedral High School Los Angeles California Chyanne Butler Serra High School Gardena California Jordin Canada Windward School Los Angeles California Arica Carter Long Beach Polytechnic High School Long Beach California Robert Cartwright Flintridge Prep La Canada Flintridge California Derek Check Centennial High School Bakersfield California Zonyia Cormier Sacramento High School Sacramento California Mikayla Cowling Saint Mary's College H.S. Benicia California Mohamed Idrissa Diallo Cathedral High School Los Angeles California Lajahna Drummer Long Beach Polytechnic High School Los Angeles California Chaya Durr Sacramento High School Sacramento California Ayanna Edwards Sacramento High School Sacramento California Gabby Green Saint Mary's College High School Oakland California Morgan Green Pacific Collegiate San Jose California Daniel Hamilton Saint John Bosco High School Bellflower California Kelli Hayes Archbishop Mitty High School San Jose California Parker Jackson-Cartwright Loyola High School Los Angeles California Stanley Johnson Mater Dei High School Santa Ana California Trey Kell Saint Augustine High School San Diego California Taylor Long Valley View High School Moreno Valley California Malik Marquetti Millikan High School Long Beach California Jordan McLaughlin Etiwanda High School Rancho Cucamonga California Mariya Moore Salesian High School Richmond California Amy Okonkwo Etiwanda High School Fontana California Malik Pope Laguana Creek High School Elk Grove California Najah Queenland Sacramento High School Sacramento California Natalie Romeo Cardonelet High School Martinez California Simone Sheppard Sacramento High School Sacramento California Kristen Simon Windward School Gardena California Thomas Welsh Loyola High School Los Angeles California COLORADO First Last School Name City State Diani Akigbogun Regis Jesuit High School Aurora Colorado Zach Braxton Highlands Ranch High School Highlands Ranch Colorado Dominque Collier Denver East H.S Denver Colorado Chase Foster Valor Christian High School Highlands Ranch Colorado Justine Hall Regis Jesuit High School Centennial Colorado Ciera Morgan Highlands Ranch High School Highlands Ranch Colorado Evan Motlong Highlands Ranch High School Highlands Ranch Colorado Tatum Neubert Elizabeth High School Elizabeth Colorado Jeremiah Paige Rangeview High School Aurora Colorado Mikayla Reese Sand Creek High School Colorado Springs Colorado Ibrahim Sylla Denver South Denver Colorado Lexy Thorderson Rock Canyon High School Highlands Ranch Colorado CONNECTICUT First Last School Name City State Kahari Beaufort East Hartford High School East Hartford Connecticut Cane Broome St. Thomas Moore Oakdale Connecticut Paschal Chukwu Fairfield College Prep Fairfield Connecticut Obi Momah Farmington High School Farmington Connecticut Eric Pachall St. Thomas Moore Oakdale Connecticut Daneesha Provo Kent School Kent Connecticut Isaac Vann Bunnell High School Stratford Connecticut Sarah Veilleux RHAM High School Hebron Connecticut FLORIDA First Last School Name City State Grayson Allen Providence School of Jacksonville Jacksonville Florida Dyandria Anderson Viera High School Viera Florida Kaylee Barnard University High School Orlando Florida Joel Berry Lake Highland Prep Orlando Florida Justin Bibbs Montverde Academy Montverde Florida Dante Buford Arlington Country Day School Jacksonville Florida Riley Burke The Benjamin School Palm Beach Gardens Florida Audrey-Ann Cardon-Goudreau IMG Academy Bradenton Florida KhaléAnn Cardon-Goudreau IMG Academy Bradenton Florida Haley Clark Edgewater High School Orlando Florida Markeema Crawford Edgewater High School Orlando Florida Ricky Doyle Bishop Verot High School Ft. 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Boone High School Orlando Florida Meagan Thomas Dixie M. Hollins High School Saint Petersburg Florida Pierre-Louis Vionise Grandview Prepatory Boca Raton Florida Delise Williams Coconut Creek High School Coconut Florida Destiny Woodard Atlantic HIgh School Port Orange Florida GEORGIA First Last School Name City State Phil Cofer Whitewater High School Fayetteville Georgia Shauntashia Brown Lowndes High School Valdosta Georgia Mackenzie Engram Hillgrove High School Powder Springs Georgia JaKeenan Gant Effingham County High School Springfield Georgia Ahmed Hill Aquinas High School Augusta Georgia Makeba Ponder Colquitt High School Moultrie Georgia Keith Pinckney Miller Grove Lithonia Georgia Nasheema Oliver Crisp County High School Cordele Georgia Jasmine Stone Evans High School Evans Georgia HAWAII First Last School Name City State Shaniah Mollena Lopez Molokai High School HOOLEHUA Hawaii David Rapanot Molokai High School HOOLEHUA Hawaii IDAHO First Last School Name City State Sarah Holmes Salmon High School Salmon Idaho Deshka Olson Salmon High School Salmon Idaho Sydney Williams Coeur d'Alene High School Coeur d'Alene Idaho ILLINOIS First Last School Name City State Peyton Allen Glenwood High School Glenwood Illinois Cliff Alexander Curie High School CHICAGO Illinois Ore Arogundade St. Viator High School Arlington Heights Illinois Larry Austin, Jr. Lanphier High School Springfield Illinois Keita Bates-Diop University High School Normal Illinois Tyra Buss Mt. 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