Parade All-America Boys Basketball Team

The Parade All-America Boys Basketball Team was an annual selection by Parade that nationally honored the top high school boys basketball players in the United States.^[1] It was part of the Parade All-American series that originated with boys basketball before branching to other sports.^[2][3] Started by the Sunday magazine in 1957, it had been the longest ongoing selection of high school basketball All-Americans in the country at the time of its final selections in 2015.^[4] Many of the honorees went on to star as college and professional basketball players.^[5] As of March 2011, there were 162 Parade All-Americans that were playing in the National Basketball Association (NBA).^[6]

At its onset, the selections were handled by a New York-based public relations firm, Publicity Enterprises, which was led by Haskell Cohen, who was a former sportswriter as well as the publicity director for the NBA at the time (1950–1969). The first All-America team in 1957 consisted of three five-player teams, and the first-team selections appeared on television on The Steve Allen Show.^[2][7] The following year, 20 players were selected and participated in the first annual Parade All-American high school game.^[8] The list later expanded to 40 of the nation's top players, divided into four teams of 10 each.^[5] Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, known then as Lew Alcindor, became the first sophomore in 1963 to be named a Parade All-American.^[9] Earl Jones was the next to earn the distinction 15 years later as a sophomore,^[10] and subsequently joined Abdul-Jabbar as the first two players to be named to the first team on three occasions.^[11] "It was a real thrill for me to make it on the Parade list early, when I was just a sophomore. The recognition is a great thing for kids to shoot for," said Abdul-Jabbar as part of the announcement for the 2000 team.^[12]

Starting in 2011, the selections were compiled in conjunction with Sporting News and their writer, Brian McLaughlin. Candidates also began to be limited to players in their senior year.^[6][13][14] The selections went to a single-team format in 2012,^[15] and the size was reduced from 40 to a 20-player first team in 2014.^[16] McLaughlin described the selections as mostly Division I college-bound players that had a stellar senior year in high school. Additionally, Parade differentiated itself from most other All-American teams by not focusing solely on a player's standing among college recruiters. For example, some selectors might choose top recruits that had been injured much of their senior year.^[14][17] Parade discontinued its boys basketball All-America selections after 2015.^[18]

Selections

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1957–1959

Season	First team		Second team		Third team		Fourth team		Ref
	Player	High school	Player	High school	Player	High school	Player	High school
1957	Terry Bethel	Collinsville (Collinsville, Ill.)	Charles Brandt	Elgin (Elgin, Ill.)	Bobby Lee Slusher	Lone Jack (Four Miles, Ky.)	None selected		[19]
	Tom Meschery	Lowell (San Francisco, Calif.)	Tom Stith	St. Francis (Brooklyn, N.Y.)	Johnny Kelso	Central (Fort Wayne, Ind.)
	Jerry Lucas	Middleton (Middleton, Ohio)	Bill McGill	Jefferson (Los Angeles, Calif.)	Bjarne Jensen	Franklin (Portland, Ore.)
	Al Butler	East (Rochester, N.Y.)	John Tidwell	Herrin Township (Herrin Township, Ill.)	Kay McFarland	Englewood (Englewood, Col.)
	Tony Jackson	Thomas Jefferson (Brooklyn, N.Y.)	John Egan	Weaver (Hartford, Conn)	Bob Heffner	Allentown (Allentown, Pa.)
1958	Bill McGill	Jefferson (Los Angeles, Calif.)	Norman Grow	Foley (Foley, Minn).	Wiliam LeFevre	Phillip Shuyler (Albany, Pa.)	Armand Reo	Catholic Central (Troy, N.Y.)	[8]
	Sandy Pomerantz	University City (St. Louis, Mo.)	Terry Dischinger	Garfield (Terre Haute, Ind.)	Charles Hall	Gerstmeyer (Terre Haute, Ind.)	George Friedrich	Delhaus (Bristol, Pa.)
	Jerry Lucas	Middletown (Middletown, Ohio)	Wayne Hightower	Overbrook (Philadelphia, Pa.)	Ralph Richardson	Russell Springs (Russell Springs, Ky.)	John Rudometkin	Santa Maria (Santa Maria, Calif.)
	John Kelso	Fort Wayne Central (Fort Wayne, Ind.)	Doug Mills	Galesburg (Galesburg, Ill.)	Frank Pinchback	Christian Brothers Academy (Albany, N. Y.)	Dave DeBusschere	Austin (Detroit, Michigan)
	John Foley	Assumption (Worcester, Mass.)	Robert McLoughlon	St. Joseph (West New York, N. J.)	Willis Thomas	Jefferson (Los Angeles, Ca.)	Tom Sizer	Middleton (Middleton, Ohio)
1959	James Robinson	Crane Tech (Chicago, Ill.)	Matt Szykowny	North Catholic (Piitsburgh, Pa.)	Rodney Thorn	Princeton (Princeton, W Va.)	Bob Sommers	San Marino (San Marino, Ca.)	[20]
	Arthur Heyman	Oceanside (Oceanside, N.Y.)	Ralph Heyward	Overbrook (Philadelphia, Pa.)	Roger Brown	Wingate (Brooklyn, N.Y.)	Pat Richter	Madison East (Madison, Wis.)
	Tom Hoover	Archbishop Carroll (Washington D. C.)	Gordon Martin	Hawthorne (Los Angeles, Ca.)	George Wilson	Marshall (Chicago, Ill.)	Billy Galanti	James Madison (Brooklyn, N.Y.)
	Bill Raftery	St. Cecilia's (Kearny, N. J.)	Lawrence "Bumpy" Nixon	Galesburg (Galesburg, Ill.)	Vinnie Ernst	St Aloysius (Jersey City, N. J.)	Jimmy Rayl	Kokomo (Kokomo, Ind.)
	Bernie Butts	Hialeah (Hialeah, Fla.)	Tom Bolyard	Fort Wayne South (Fort Wayne, Ind.)	Jim Chacko	Carleroi (Charleoi, Pa.)	Don Burks	Archbishop Molloy (Jamaica, N.Y.)

1960–1969

Season	First team		Second team		Third team		Fourth team		Ref
	Player	High school	Player	High school	Player	High school	Player	High school
1960	Ron Bonham	Muncie Central IN	Bill Bradley	Crystal City MO	Roger Brown	Brooklyn Wingate NY	Tom Baxley	North Miami FL	[21]
	Connie Hawkins	Brooklyn Boys NY	Joe Caldwell	Los Angeles Fremont CA	Charles Hotetz	Greenwich CT	Buster Briley	Madison IN
	Barry Kramer	Schenectady Linton NY	Art Roberts	Holyoke MA	Ricky Kaminsky	Bellaire TX	Bill Chmielewski]	Detroit Holy Redeemer MI
	Jeff Mullins	Lexington Lafayette KY	Paul Silas	Oakland McClymonds CA	Cotton Nash	Lake Charles AR	Bill Maphis	Romney WV
	George Wilson	Chicago Marshall IL	John Thompson	Washington Carroll DC	Lawrence Nixon	Galesburg IL	Ron Smith	Camden NJ
1961	Bill Bradley	Crystal City MO	Freddie Goss	Compton CA	Danny Farrell	Logansport IN	Luther Harper	Phoenix Union AZ	[22]
	Reggie Harding	Detroit Eastern MI	Brent Kichting	Sharon Hills PA	George Lee	Trenton Central NJ	Fred Hetzel	Bethesda Landon MD
	Jim Jarvis	Roseburg OR	Don Rolfes	Harrison OH	Skip Thoren	Rockford East IL	Dave Hicks	New Haven Wilbur Cross CT
	Ron Krick	West Reading PA	L. C. Snow	Dayton Roosevelt OH	Dick Van Arsdale	Indianapolis Manual IN	Larry Sheffield	Troy LaSalle NY
	Bryan Williams	Danville Schlarman IL	Haskell Tison	Geneva IL	Tom Van Arsdale	Indianapolis Manual IN	Marv Van Leeuwen	Canajoharie NY
1962	John Austin	Hyattsville DeMatha MD	Henry Burlong	Dayton Roosevelt OH	Bob Bruggers	Danube MN	Larry Enos	Corvallis OR	[23]
	Larry Conley	Ashland KY	Ed Griffin	Hartford Public CT	Myron Erickson	Orland CA	Ron Fahnstock	Seattle Roosevelt WA
	Edgar Lacy	Los Angeles Jefferson CA	Tony Horton	Los Angeles University CA	Wilson Graham	Cleveland East Tech OH	Cazzie Russell	Chicago Carver IL
	Jim Ligon	Kokomo IN	Riney Lochmann	Wichita North KS	Darrell Hardy	Houston Jefferson Davis TX	John Serbin	Hammond IN
	Mike Silliman	Louisville St. Xavier KY	Bob McIntyre	New York City Holy Cross NY	Gary Keller	St. Petersburg Hollins FL	Jim Williams	Norristown PA

1990–1999

Season	First team		Second team		Third team		Fourth team		Ref
	Player	High school	Player	High school	Player	High school	Player	High school
1992	Donta Bright		Damon Flint		Joey Beard		Tony Delk	Haywood	[24]
	Othella Harrington	Murrah	Ronnie Henderson	Murrah	Percy Eberhart		Jerald Honeycutt	Grambling Laboratory
	Jason Kidd	St. Joseph Notre Dame	Richard Keene	Collinsville	Steve Edwards	Miami Country Day	Chris Kingsbury	Hamilton
	Randy Livingston	Isidore Newman School	Felipe López	Rice	Michael Evans		Jason Lawson	Olney
	Martice Moore		Charles Macon	Michigan City	Sylvester Ford		Kenyon Murray	Central
	Rodrick Rhodes	St. Anthony	Darnell Robinson	Emery	Rashard Griffith	King College Prep	Charles O'Bannon	Artesia
	Jerry Stackhouse	Oak Hill Academy	Greg Simpson		Zendon Hamilton	Sewanhaka	Duane Simpkins
	Carlos Strong	Cedar Shoals	Jacque Vaughn	John Muir	Chuck Kornegay		Duane Spencer
	Rasheed Wallace	Simon Gratz	John Wallace	Greece Athena	Walter McCarty	Harrison	Vandale Thomas
	Corliss Williamson	Russellville	Dontonio Wingfield	Westover	Serge Zwikker	Harker Preparatory School	DeJuan Wheat	Ballard
1993	Bobby Crawford		Joey Beard		Damon Flint		Rayshard Allen		[25]
	Ronnie Henderson	Murrah	Keith Booth	Dunbar	Kiwane Garris	Westinghouse Vocational	Marcus Camby	Hartford Public
	Allen Iverson	Bethel	Rashard Griffith	King College Prep	Omm'A Givens	Aberdeen	Jeff Capel
	Randy Livingston	Isidore Newman School	Zendon Hamilton	Sewanhaka	Cedric Henderson	Memphis East	James Collins	Andrew Jackson
	Felipe López	Rice	Jason Lawson	Olney	Jerald Honeycutt	Grambling Laboratory	Dan Earl
	Charles O'Bannon	Artesia	Antonio McDyess	Quitman	Avondre Jones		Sylvester Ford
	Jerry Stackhouse	Oak Hill Academy	Jason Osborne	Louisville Male	Jeff McInnis	Oak Hill Academy	Charles Gelatt
	Jacque Vaughn	John Muir	Andrae Patterson	Cooper	Scot Pollard	Torrey Pines	Willie Mitchell	Pershing
	Rasheed Wallace	Simon Gratz	Terrance Roberson	Buena Vista	Joe Smith	Maury	Jess Settles	Winfield-Mount Union
	Dontonio Wingfield	Westover	Darnell Robinson	Emery	Lee Wilson		Jeff Sheppard	McIntosh
1994	Kevin Garnett	Farragut Career Academy	Jelani Gardner	St. John Bosco	Ronnie Fields	Farragut Career Academy	Ishua Benjamin		[26]
	Zendon Hamilton	Sewanhaka	LaMarr Greer	Middle Township	Danny Fortson	Shaler Area	Chauncey Billups	George Washington
	Felipe López	Rice	Chris Herren	Durfree	Adonal Foyle	Hamilton Central School	Mark Blount	Oak Hill Academy
	Corey Louis		Raef LaFrentz	MFL Mar-Mac	Omm'A Givens	Aberdeen	Luther Clay	Maine Central Institute
	Stephon Marbury	Abraham Lincoln	Trajan Langdon	East Anchorage	Charlie Miller		Lester Earl	Glen Oaks
	Ron Mercer	Oak Hill Academy	Willie Mitchell	Pershing	Norman Nolan	Dunbar	Prince Fowler
	Bryant Notree	Simeon Career Academy	Tyrone Nesby	Cairo	Curtis Staples	Oak Hill Academy	Tremaine Fowlkes	Crenshaw
	Andrae Patterson	Cooper	Terrance Roberson	Buena Vista	Mo Taylor	Henry Ford	Derek Hood	Central
	Antoine Walker	Mount Carmel	Tim Thomas	Paterson Catholic	Samaki Walker	Whitehall	Ricky Price	Carson
	Jerod Ward	Clinton	Lorenzen Wright	Booker T. Washington	Jahidi White	Cardinal Ritter College Prep	Kellii Taylor
1995	Shareef Abdur-Rahim	Joseph Wheeler	Chauncey Billups	George Washington	Courtney Alexander	Charles E. Jordan	Lucas Barnes	South Miami	[27]
	Ryan Blackwell		Rasheed Brokenborough		Gary Bell		Kobe Bryant	Lower Merion
	Vince Carter	Mainland	Louis Bullock	Laurel Baptist Academy	Mark Blount	Oak Hill Academy	Chris Carrawell	Cardinal Ritter College Prep
	Kevin Garnett	Farragut Career Academy	Taymon Domzalski	New Mexico Military Institute	Lester Earl	Glen Oaks	Luther Clay	Maine Central Institute
	Stephon Marbury	Abraham Lincoln	Shaheen Holloway	St. Patrick	Ronnie Fields	Farragut Career Academy	Schea Cotton	St. Thomas More Prep
	Ron Mercer	Oak Hill Academy	Derek Hood	Central	Tim James	Miami Northwestern	Bobby Joe Evans
	Tim Thomas	Paterson Catholic	Randell Jackson	The Winchendon School	Jermaine O'Neal	Eau Claire	Michael Gill
	Robert Traylor	Murray-Wright	BJ McKie	Irmo	Sam Okey	Cassville	Melvin Levett	Euclid
	Wayne Turner	Beaver Country Day	Paul Pierce	Inglewood	God Shammgod	La Salle Academy	Ricky Moore	Westside
	Albert White	Inkster	Terrance Roberson	Buena Vista	Kenny Thomas	Albuquerque	Tyrone Washington	Mississippi State
1996	Mike Bibby	Shadow Mountain	Lucas Barnes	South Miami	Jerald Brown	Aldine Nimitz	Malik Allen	Shawnee	[28]
	Kobe Bryant	Lower Merion	Shane Battier	Detroit Country Day School	Mike Chappell	Southfield-Lathrup (Lathrup Village, Mich.)	Mike Babul
	Mateen Cleaves	Flint Northern	Corey Benjamin	Fontana	Jaraan Cornell	Clay	Nick Bradford	Fayetteville (Fayetteville, Ark.)
	Schea Cotton	St. Thomas More Prep	Jason Collier	Catholic Central	Ramel Lloyd		Ronald Curry	Hampton
	Lester Earl	Glen Oaks	Ed Cota	St. Thomas More Prep	Olujimi Mann		Anthony Dent
	Ronnie Fields	Farragut Career Academy	Devonaire Deas	Albany	Doc Robinson		Willie Dersch	Holy Cross
	Jermaine O'Neal	Eau Claire	Richard Hamilton	Coatesville Area	Mike Robinson	Richwoods	Vassil Evtimov	Long Island Lutheran
	Lamar Odom	St. Thomas Aquinas Prep	Charles Hathaway	Hillwood	Jermaine Walker	Blanche Ely	David Jackson
	Tim Thomas	Paterson Catholic	Shaheen Holloway	St. Patrick	Vincent Whitt		Derrick Thomas
	Winfred Walton	Pershing	Stephen Jackson	Oak Hill Academy	Loren Woods	Cardinal Ritter College Prep	Mohamed Woni
1997	Shane Battier	Detroit Country Day School	Marcus Griffin	Manual	William Avery	Westside	Myron Anthony	Fletcher	[29]
	Elton Brand	Peekskill	Larry Hughes	Christian Brothers College	Kenny Brunner	Dominguez	Charlie Bell	Flint Southwestern Academy
	Chris Burgess	Woodbridge	Ryan Humphrey	Booker T. Washington	Khalid El-Amin	North Community	Eric Chenowith	Villa Park
	Baron Davis	Crossroads School	Britton Johnsen	Murray	Marcus Fizer	Arcadia	Jarron Collins	Harvard-Westlake School
	Melvin Ely	Thornton Township	Jumaine Jones	Mitchell-Baker	Tony Harris	Memphis East	Jason Collins	Harvard-Westlake School
	Dion Glover	Cedar Grove	Corey Maggette	Fenwick	Brendan Haywood	James B. Dudley	Edwin Daniels	Cohen
	Tracy McGrady	Mt. Zion Christian Academy	Chris Owens	Duncanville	Mark Karcher	St. Frances Academy	Ricky Davis	Iowa
	Lamar Odom	St. Thomas Aquinas Prep	Anthony Perry	St. Anthony	Chris Mihm	Westlake	Kenny Gregory	Independence
	JaRon Rush	The Pembroke Hill School	Luke Recker	DeKalb	Max Owens	Mt. Zion Christian Academy	Terence Morris	Governor Thomas Johnson
	Korleone Young	Hargrave Military Academy	Ron Artest	La Salle Academy	Estaban Weaver	Independence	Edmund Saunders	Holy Cross
1998	Ronald Curry	Hampton	Keith Bogans	DeMatha Catholic	Carlos Boozer	Juneau-Douglas	Jonathan Bender	Picayune	[30]
	Dan Gadzuric	The Governor's Academy	Jason Capel	Saint John's Catholic Prep	Jeff Boschee	Valley City	Sam Clancy	St. Edward
	Al Harrington	St. Patrick	Cory Hightower	Mt. Zion Christian Academy	Rasual Butler	Roman Catholic High School for Boys	Jason Gardner	North Central
	DerMarr Johnson	Maine Central Institute	Kevin Lyde	Oak Hill Academy	Ajou Deng	Milford Academy	Donnell Harvey	Randolph-Clay
	Rashard Lewis	Alief Elsik	Corey Maggette	Fenwick	Keyon Dooling	Dillard	Richard Jefferson	Moon Valley
	Joel Przybilla	Monticello	Mike Miller	Mitchell	Teddy Dupay	Mariner	Kris Lang	Hunter Huss
	JaRon Rush	The Pembroke Hill School	Tayshaun Prince	Dominguez	Dane Fife	Clarkston	Danny Miller	Rancocas Valley Regional
	Stromile Swift	Fair Park	Quentin Richardson	Whitney Young	Adam Harrington	Pioneer Valley	Brett Nelson	St. Albans
	Vincent Yarbrough	Cleveland	Frankie Williams	Manual	Marvin Stone	Virgil I. Grissom	J. R. VanHoose	Paintsville
	Korleone Young	Hargrave Military Academy	Ray Young	St. Joseph Notre Dame	B. B. Waldon	Kathleen	Doug Wrenn	O'Dea
1999	Jonathan Bender	Picayune	Nick Collison	Iowa Falls	Samuel Dalembert	St. Patrick	Matt Bonner	Concord	[31]
	LaVell Blanchard	Ann Arbor Pioneer	Brian Cook	Lincoln Community	Mike Dunleavy	Jesuit	Marcus Cox	Kolbe Cathedral
	Keith Bogans	DeMatha Catholic	Jamal Crawford	Rainier Beach	Chuck Eidson	Pinewood Preparatory School	Marquis Daniels	Mt. Zion Christian Academy
	Carlos Boozer	Juneau-Douglas	Jason Gardner	North Central	Alton Ford	Milby	Kevin Gaines	Clark
	Joseph Forte	DeMatha Catholic	Casey Jacobsen	Glendora	Drew Gooden	El Cerrito	Rod Grizzard	Central Park Christian
	Donnell Harvey	Randolph-Clay	Brett Nelson	St. Albans	Majestic Mapp	St. Raymond High School for Boys	Donnell Knight	Corona del Sol
	DerMarr Johnson	Maine Central Institute	Jason Richardson	Arthur Hill	Jason Parker	Memorial	Stephane Pelle	Mercersburg Academy
	Marvin Stone	Virgil I. Grissom	Marcus Taylor	Waverly	Leon Smith	King College Prep	Kareem Rush	The Pembroke Hill School
	Jay Williams	St. Joseph	Damien Wilkins	Dr. Phillips	Travis Watson	Oak Hill Academy	Marshall Williams	Vincent

2000–2009

Season	First team		Second team		Third team		Fourth team		Ref
	Player	High school	Player	High school	Player	High school	Player	High school
2000	Omar Cook	Christ the King	Mario Austin	Sumter County	Nick Anderson	Louisiana State University Laboratory School	Cedrick Banks	Westinghouse Vocational	[32]
	Chris Duhon	Salmen	Andre Barrett	Rice	Travon Bryant	Jordan	Brian Boddicker	Duncanville
	Eddie Griffin	Roman Catholic High School for Boys	Andre Brown	Leo Catholic	Abdou Diame	Oak Hill Academy	Adam Boone	Minnetonka
	Jerome Harper	Keenan	Taliek Brown	St. John's Preparatory School	Neil Fingleton	Holy Name Central Catholic	Cliff Hawkins	Oak Hill Academy
	Jared Jeffries	Bloomington High School North	Tyson Chandler	Dominguez	Orien Greene	Gainesville	A. J. Moye	Westlake
	Darius Miles	East St. Louis Senior	Eddy Curry	Thornwood	Hervé Lamizana	St. Patrick	Ricky Paulding	Renaissance
	Zach Randolph	Marion	Alton Ford	Milby	Garner Meads	Bridgton Academy	Justin Reed	Provine
	DeShawn Stevenson	Washington Union	Rolando Howell	Lower Richland	Darius Rice	Lanier	Luke Ridnour	Blaine
	Marcus Taylor	Waverly	Imari Sawyer	King College Prep	Scooter Sherrill	West Rowan	Eddie Starks	Miami Northwest Christian Academy
	Gerald Wallace	Childersburg	Dajuan Wagner	Camden	Kelvin Torbert	Northwestern	Marcus Toney-El	Seton Hall Prep
2001	Kwame Brown	Glynn Academy	John Allen	Coatesville Area	Rashaad Carruth	Oak Hill Academy	Alan Anderson	De La Salle	[33]
	Tyson Chandler	Dominguez	Cedric Bozeman	Mater Dei	Josh Childress	Mayfair	Travis Diener	Goodrich
	Ousmane Cisse	St. Jude	T. J. Ford	Willowridge	Billy Edelin	Oak Hill Academy	Channing Frye	St. Mary's
	Eddy Curry	Thornwood	Julius Hodge	St. Raymond	Raymond Felton	Latta	Quemont Greer	The Berkshire School
	DeSagana Diop	Oak Hill Academy	LeBron James	St. Vincent St. Mary	Carlos Hurt	Moore	Chuck Hayes	Modesto Christian
	David Harrison	Brentwood Academy	Aaron Miles	Jefferson	Pierre Pierce	Westmont	Rashad McCants	New Hampton School
	David Lee	Chaminade College Preparatory School	Shavlik Randolph	Broughton	Anthony Richardson	Leesville	Earnest Shelton	White Station
	Rick Rickert	Duluth East	Wayne Simien	Leavenworth	Anthony Roberson	Saginaw	Chris Thomas	Pike
	Kelvin Torbert	Northwestern	James White	Hargrave Military Academy	Jamal Sampson	Mater Dei	Levi Watkins	Montrose Christian School
	Dajuan Wagner	Camden	Jawad Williams	St. Edward	Mo Williams	Murrah	Shelden Williams	Midwest
2002	Carmelo Anthony	Oak Hill Academy	Hassan Adams	Westchester	Mahmoud Abdul-Awwel	Woodrow Wilson	Derrick Byars	Ridgeway	[34]
	Chris Bosh	Lincoln	Kevin Bookout	Stroud	Rashad Anderson	Kathleen	Alexander Johnson	Dougherty Comprehensive
	Paul Davis	Rochester	Torin Francis	Tabor Academy	Brad Buckman	Westlake	Jimmy McKinney	Vashon
	Raymond Felton	Latta	Jason Fraser	Amityville Memorial	Evan Burns	Fairfax	Gerry McNamara	Bishop Hannan
	LeBron James	St. Vincent St. Mary	Daniel Horton	Cedar Hill	DeAngelo Collins	Inglewood	Steve Novak	Brown Deer
	Sean May	Bloomington North	Andre Iguodala	Lanphier	Travis Garrison	DeMatha Catholic	Curtis Sumpter	Bishop Loughlin Memorial
	Rashad McCants	New Hampton School	Elijah Ingram	St. Anthony	Jeff Horner	Mason City	Michael Thompson	Providence Catholic
	Shavlik Randolph	Broughton	Kendrick Perkins	Ozen	Leon Powe	Oakland Technical	C. J. Watson	Bishop Gorman
	Anthony Roberson	Saginaw	J. J. Redick	Cave Spring	Eric Williams	Wake Forest-Rolesville	John Winchester	Milford
	Amar'e Stoudemire	Cypress Creek	Bracey Wright	The Colony	Antoine Wright	Lawrence Academy at Groton	Kennedy Winston	Blount
2003	Shannon Brown	Proviso East	Trevor Ariza	Westchester	Aaron Brooks	Benjamin Franklin	Ronnie Brewer	Fayetteville	[35]
	Brian Butch	Appleton West	Brandon Bass	Capitol	J. R. Giddens	John Marshall	Olu Famutimi	Flint Northern
	Luol Deng	Blair Academy	Jackie Butler	Coastal Christian Academy	Mike Jones	Thayer Academy	Daniel Gibson	Jesse H. Jones
	Ndudi Ebi	Westbury Christian School	Brandon Cotton	Saint Martin de Porres	Linas Kleiza	Montrose Christian School	Ivan Harris	Oak Hill Academy
	Kris Humphries	Hopkins	Dion Harris	Redford	Régis Koundjia	Laurinburg Institute	Shaun Livingston	Peoria Central
	LeBron James	St. Vincent St. Mary	Ekene Ibekwe	Carson	Mike Nardi	St. Patrick	Cartier Martin	Aldine Nimitz
	David Padgett	Reno	Drew Lavender	Brookhaven	Demetris Nichols	St. Andrew's	Rich McBride	Lanphier
	Chris Paul	West Forsyth	Travis Outlaw	Starkville	Terrence Roberts	St. Anthony	Paul Millsap	Grambling Laboratory
	Kendrick Perkins	Ozen	Sebastian Telfair	Abraham Lincoln	Rodrick Stewart	Rainier Beach	Ayinde Ubaka	Oakland Technical
	Leon Powe	Oakland Technical	Von Wafer	Heritage Christian Academy	Chris Taft	Xaverian	Darius Washington	Edgewater
2004	Glen Davis	Louisiana State University Laboratory School	LaMarcus Aldridge	Seagoville	Arron Afflalo	Centennial	Corey Brewer	Portland	[36]
	Rudy Gay	Archbishop Spalding	Joe Crawford	Renaissance	Monta Ellis	Lanier	Toney Douglas	Jonesboro
	Malik Hairston	Renaissance	Jordan Farmar	William Howard Taft	Richard Hendrix	Athens	Tasmin Mitchell	Denham Springs
	Dwight Howard	Southwest Atlanta Christian Academy	Daniel Gibson	Jesse H. Jones	Jason Horton	Cedar Hill	Drew Neitzel	Wyoming Park
	Al Jefferson	Prentiss	Jawann McClellan	Milby	Randolph Morris	Landmark Christian	Gabe Pruitt	Westchester
	Shaun Livingston	Peoria Central	DeMarcus Nelson	Sheldon	Greg Oden	Lawrence North	A. J. Ratliff	North Central
	Josh Smith	Oak Hill Academy	Rajon Rondo	Oak Hill Academy	Jason Rich	Dr. Phillips	Russell Robinson	Rice
	Sebastian Telfair	Abraham Lincoln	J. R. Smith	Saint Benedict's Preparatory School	Josh Shipp	Fairfax	Cedric Simmons	West Brunswick
	Darius Washington	Edgewater	Ronald Steele	John Carroll Catholic	Lou Williams	South Gwinnett	Robert Vaden	Bridgton Academy
	Marvin Williams	Bremerton	Robert Swift	Bakersfield	Mike Williams	Wilcox Central	D. J. White	Hillcrest
2005	Monta Ellis	Lanier	Jon Brockman	Snohomish Senior	Jamal Boykin	Fairfax	Korvotney Barber	Manchester	[37]
	Tyler Hansbrough	Poplar Bluff	Kevin Durant	Montrose	Keith Brumbaugh	DeLand	Eric Boateng	St. Andrew's School
	Richard Hendrix	Athens	Byron Eaton	Lincoln	Andrew Bynum	St. Joseph	Lewis Clinch	Crisp County
	Josh McRoberts	Carmel	Jamont Gordon	Oak Hill Academy	Mario Chalmers	Bartlett	Darren Collison	Etiwanda
	C. J. Miles	Skyline	Danny Green	St. Mary's	Wilson Chandler	Benton Harbor	Micah Downs	Juanita
	Tasmin Mitchell	Denham Springs	Amir Johnson	Westchester	Brandon Costner	Seton Hall Preparatory School	Bobby Frasor	Brother Rice
	Greg Oden	Lawrence North	James Keefe	Santa Margarita Catholic	Eric Devendorf	Oak Hill Academy	Dwight Lewis	Taylor
	Martell Webster	Seattle Preparatory School	O. J. Mayo	Huntington	Jerel McNeal	Hillcrest	Mike Mercer	South Gwinnett
	Lou Williams	South Gwinnett	Greg Paulus	Christian Brothers Academy	J. P. Prince	White Station	Jon Scheyer	Glenbrook North
	Brandan Wright	Brentwood Academy	Julian Wright	Homewood-Flossmoor	Derrick Rose	Simeon Career Academy	Kevin Swinton	James B. Dudley
2006	Chase Budinger	La Costa Canyon	Michael Beasley	Notre Dame Preparatory	Darrell Arthur	South Oak Cliff	D. J. Augustin	Hightower	[38]
	Kevin Durant	Montrose Christian School	Gerald Henderson	Episcopal Academy	Tweety Carter	Reserve Christian School	Jerryd Bayless	St. Mary's
	Wayne Ellington	Episcopal Academy	Damion James	Nacogdoches	Sherron Collins	Crane	Earl Clark	Rahway
	Spencer Hawes	Seattle Preparatory School	James Keefe	Santa Margarita Catholic	Mike Conley	Lawrence North	Eric Gordon	North Central
	Ty Lawson	Oak Hill Academy	Vernon Macklin	Hargrave Military Academy	Daequan Cook	Dunbar	Raymar Morgan	Canton McKinley
	Kevin Love	Lake Oswego	Stanley Robinson	Huffman	Duke Crews	Bethel	Derrick Rose	Simeon Career Academy
	O. J. Mayo	Huntington	Kyle Singler	South Medford	Javaris Crittenton	Southwest Atlanta Christian Academy	DeShawn Sims	Pershing
	Greg Oden	Lawrence North	Lance Thomas	Saint Benedict's Preparatory School	Brook Lopez	San Joaquin Memorial	Jerry Smith	Wauwatosa East
	Jon Scheyer	Glenbrook North	Henry Walker	North College Hill	Robin Lopez	San Joaquin Memorial	Alex Stepheson	Harvard-Westlake School
	Brandan Wright	Brentwood Academy	Thaddeus Young	Mitchell	Scottie Reynolds	Herndon	Brian Zoubek	Haddonfield Memorial
2007	Jerryd Bayless	St. Mary's	Cole Aldrich	Bloomington Jefferson	James Anderson	Junction City	Jon Diebler	Upper Sandusky	[39]
	Nick Calathes	Lake Howell	Jonny Flynn	Niagara Falls	Blake Griffin	Oklahoma Christian	Tyreke Evans	American Christian Academy
	Austin Freeman	DeMatha Catholic	James Harden	Artesia	Jrue Holiday	Campbell Hall School	Corey Fisher	St. Patrick
	Eric Gordon	North Central	J. J. Hickson	Joseph Wheeler	Brandon Jennings	Oak Hill Academy	Senario Hillman	Wilkinson County
	Donté Greene	Towson Catholic	Taylor King	Mater Dei	Gary Johnson	Aldine Nimitz	Rick Jackson	Neumann-Goretti
	Kevin Love	Lake Oswego	Gani Lawal	Norcross	DeAndre Jordan	Christian Life Center	Alex Legion	Oak Hill Academy
	O. J. Mayo	Huntington	Jai Lucas	Bellaire	Kosta Koufos	Glen Oak	Herb Pope	Aliquippa
	Derrick Rose	Simeon Career Academy	Patrick Patterson	Huntington	Greg Monroe	Helen Cox	Anthony Randolph	Woodrow Wilson
	Kyle Singler	South Medford	Corey Stokes	Saint Benedict's Preparatory School	E'Twaun Moore	East Chicago Central	Delvon Roe	St. Edward
	Nolan Smith	Oak Hill Academy	Chris Wright	St. John's College	Dar Tucker	Arthur Hill	Durrell Summers	Redford
2008	Brandon Jennings	Oak Hill Academy (Mouth of Wilson, Va.)	Ed Davis	Benedictine (Richmond, Va.)	Willie Warren	North Crowley (Fort Worth, Tex.)	Kenny Boynton	American Heritage (Plantation, Fla.)	[40]
	Samardo Samuels	St. Benedict's (Newark, N. J.)	Derrick Favors	South Atlanta (Atlanta, Ga.)	Michael Dunigan	Farragut Academy (Chicago, Ill.)	DeQuan Jones	Wheeler (Marietta, Ga.)
	Tyreke Evans	American Christian (Aston, Pa.)	Kemba Walker	Rice (New York, N. Y.)	JaMychal Green	St. Jude (Montgomery, Ala.)	Tony Woods	Rome (Rome, Ga.)
	Jrue Holiday	Campbell Hall (North Hollywood, Calif.)	Lance Stephenson	Abraham Lincoln (Brooklyn, N. Y.)	Chris Singleton	Dunwoody (Dunwoody, Ga.)	Renardo Sidney	(Fairfax Los Angeles, Calif.)
	Tyler Zeller	Washington (Washington, Ind.)	Luke Babbitt	Galena (Reno, Nev.)	Larry Drew	Taft (Woodland Hills, Calif.)	Terrelle Pryor	Jeannette (Jeannette, Pa.)
	Al-Farouq Aminu	Norcross (Norcross, Ga.)	Elliot Williams	St. George's (Collierville, Tenn.)	Iman Shumpert	Oak Park & River Forest (Oak Park, Ill.)	Yancy Pryor	Withrow (Cincinnati, Ohio)
	B. J. Mullens	Canal Winchester (Canal Winchester, Ohio)	Sylven Landesberg	Holy Cross (Flushing, N. Y.)	Leslie McDonald	Briarcrest Christian (Eads, Tenn.)	Draymond Green	Saginaw (Saginaw, Mich.)
	DeMar DeRozan	Compton (Compton, Calif.)	Scotty Hopson	University Heights (Hopkinsville, Ky.)	Dexter Strickland	St. Patrick (Elizabeth, N. J.)	Kevin Jones	Mount Vernon (Mount Vernon, N. Y.)
	William Buford	Libbey (Toledo, Ohio)	Xavier Henry	Putnam City (Oklahoma City, Okla.)	Howard Thompkins	Wesleyan (Norcross, Ga.)	Malcolm Lee	J. W. North (Riverside, Calif.)
	Greg Monroe	Helen Cox (Harvey, La.)	Mike Rosario	St. Anthony (Jersey City, N. J.)	Darius Miller	Mason County (Maysville, Ky.)	Henry Sims	Mount St. Joseph (Baltimore, Md.)
2009	Derrick Favors	South Atlanta (Atlanta, Ga.)	Abdul Gaddy	Bellarmine Prep (Tacoma, Wash.)	Dominic Cheek	St. Anthony (Jersey City, N. J.)	David Wear	Mater Dei (Santa Ana, Calif.)	[41]
	Xavier Henry	Putnam City (Oklahoma City, Okla.)	Jared Sullinger	Northland (Columbus, Ohio)	Mason Plumlee	Christ School (Arden, N. C.)	Travis Wear	Mater Dei (Santa Ana, Calif.)
	John Henson	Sickles (Tampa, Fla.)	Alex Oriakhi	The Tilton School (Tilton, N. H.)	Mouphtaou Yarou	Montrose Christian (Rockville, Md.)	Terrell Vinson	St. Frances (Baltimore, Md.)
	DeMarcus Cousins	John LeFlore (Mobile, Ala.)	Joshua Smith	Kentwood (Covington, Wash.)	Keith Gallon	Oak Hill Academy (Mouth of Wilson, Va.)	Deshaun Thomas	Bishop Luers (Fort Wayne, Ind.)
	Renardo Sidney	Fairfax (Los Angeles, Calif.)	Dante Taylor	National Christian (Fort Washington, Md.)	Maalik Wayns	Roman Catholic (Philadelphia, Pa.)	Lorenzo Brown	Centennial (Roswell, Ga.)
	Lance Stephenson	Abraham Lincoln (Brooklyn, N. Y.)	Jeremy Tyler	San Diego (San Diego, Calif.)	Tyler Honeycutt	Sylmar (Sylmar, Calif.)	Thomas Robinson	Brewster Academy (Wolfeboro, N.H.)
	Kenny Boynton	American Heritage (Plantation, Fla.)	Wallace Judge	Arlington Country Day (Jacksonville, Fla.)	John Jenkins	Station Camp (Gallatin, Tenn.)	Leslie McDonald	Briarcrest Christian (Eads, Tenn.)
	Ryan Kelly	Ravenscroft (Raleigh, N.C.)	Harrison Barnes	Ames (Ames, Iowa)	Mfon Udofia	Miller Grove (Lithonia, Ga.)	Erik Murphy	St. Mark’s (Southborough, Mass.)
	Avery Bradley	Findlay College Prep (Henderson, Nev.)	Brandon Knight	Pine Crest (Fort Lauderdale, Fla.)	Peyton Siva	Franklin (Seattle, Wash.)	Roger Franklin	Duncanville (Duncanville, Tex.)
	Dexter Strickland	St. Patrick (Elizabeth, N.J.)	Milton Jennings	Pinewood Prep (Summerville, S. C.)	Durand Scott	Rice (New York, N. Y.)	D. J. Richardson	Findlay College Prep (Henderson, Nev.)

2010–2015

Season	First team		Second team		Third team		Fourth team		Ref
	Player	High school	Player	High school	Player	High school	Player	High school
2010	Jared Sullinger	Northland (Columbus, Ohio)	Tristan Thompson	Findlay College Prep (Henderson, Nev.)	Ryan Harrow	Walton (Marietta, Ga.)	Allen Crabbe	Price (Los Angeles, Calif.)	[42]
	Harrison Barnes	Ames (Ames, Iowa)	Michael Gilchrist	St. Patrick (Elizabeth, N. J.)	Kendall Marshall	Bishop O’Connell (Arlington, Va.)	Ian Miller	United Faith Christian Charlotte, N. C.)
	Brandon Knight	Pine Crest (Fort Lauderdale, Fla.)	Doron Lamb	Oak Hill Academy (Mouth of Wilson, Va.)	Josh Hairston	Montrose Christian (Rockville, Md.)	Adreian Payne	Jefferson (Dayton, Ohio)
	Kyrie Irving	St. Patrick (Elizabeth, N. J.)	Austin Rivers	Winter Park (Winter Park, Fla.)	Nate Lubick	St. Mark’s (Southborough, Ma.)	James McAdoo	Norfolk Christian (Norfolk, Va.)
	Deshaun Thomas	Bishop Luers (Fort Wayne, Ind.)	Josh Selby	Lake Clifton (Baltimore, Md.)	Fab Melo	Sagemont (Weston, Fla.)	Marquis Teague	Pike (Indianapolis, Ind.)
	Tobias Harris	Half Hollow Hills West (Dix Hills, N. Y.)	C. J. Leslie	Word of God Christian (Raleigh, N .C.)	Keith Appling	Pershing (Detroit, Mich.)	Marcus Thornton	Westlake (Atlanta, Ga.)
	Cory Joseph	Findlay College Prep (Henderson, Nev.)	Dion Waiters	Life Center Academy (Burlington, N. J.)	Jereme Richmond	Waukegan (Waukegan, Ill.)	James Bell	Montverde Academy (Montverde, Fla.)
	Terrence Jones	Jefferson (Portland, Ore.)	Patric Young	Providence (Jacksonville, Fla.)	Jelan Kendrick	Wheeler (Marietta, Ga.)	Tyler Lamb	Mater Dei (Santa Ana, Calif.)
	Reggie Bullock	Kinston (Kinston, N. C.)	JayVaughn Pinkston	Bishop Loughlin (Brooklyn, N.Y.)	Joseph Young	Yates (Houston, Tex.)	Corey Hawkins	Estrella Foothills (Goodyear, Ariz.)
	Joe Jackson	White Station (Memphis, Tenn).	Ray McCallum	Detroit County Day (Beverly Hills, Mich.)	Perry Jones	Duncanville (Duncanville, Tex.)	Noah Cottrill	Logan Logan, W. Va.
2011	Austin Rivers	Winter Park (Fla.)	D'Angelo Harrison	Dulles (Tex.)	Wesley Saunders	Windward (Calif.)	Julien Lewis	La Marque (Tex.)	[13]
	Bradley Beal	Chaminade (Mo.)	Adam Smith	Fayette County (Ga.)	Shelby Moats	Waconia (Minn.)	Jake White	Chaska (Minn.)
	Anthony Davis	Perspectives (Ill.)	Tony Wroten	Garfield (Wash.)	Devonta Abron	Seagoville (Tex.)	Johnny O'Bryant	East Side (Miss.)
	Chase Fischer	Ripley (W.Va.)	Chane Behanan	Bowling Green (Ky.)	Jarvis Threatt	Highland Springs (Va.)	Tanner Wozniak	Keswick Christian (Fla.)
	Adonis Thomas	Melrose (Tenn.)	Cody Zeller	Washington (Ind.)	Amir Williams	Detroit C.D. (Mich.)	Myck Kabongo	Findlay Prep (Nev.)
	Rodney Cooper	Russell County (Ala.)	Trey Burke	Northland (Ohio)	Jordan Baker	Tempe (Ariz.)	Reese Morgan	Palos Verdes Pen. (Calif.)
	Dantley Walker	Lincoln County (Nev.)	Kyle Caudill	Brea Olinda (Calif.)	Branden Dawson	Wallace (Ind.)	Michael Gilchrist	St. Patrick (N.J.)
	D. J. Gardner	Okolona (Miss.)	Jahii Carson	Mesa (Ariz.)	P. J. Hairston	Hargrave Military (Va.)	Colin Gruber	Harbor (Calif.)
	Trevor Lacey	Butler (Ala.)	LeBryan Nash	Lincoln (Tex.)	James McAdoo	Norfolk Christian (Va.)	Ryan Spangler	Bridge Creek (Okla.)
	Wayne Blackshear	Morgan Park (Ill.)	Angelo Chol	Hoover (Calif.)	Xavier Ford	Harrison (Colo.)	Marquis Teague	Pike (Ind.)

Season	First team								Ref
	Player	High school	Player	High school	Player	High school	Player	High school
2012	Adolphus Washington	Taft (Cincinnati, Ohio)	Alex Poythress	Northeast (Clarksville, Tenn.)	Archie Goodwin	Sylvan (Sherwood, Ark)	Brandon Ashley	Findlay Prep (Henderson, Nev.)	[15]
	Brice Johnson	Edisto (Cordova, S. C.)	Bruce Marshall	Fayette (Fayette, Mo.)	Cameron Biedscheid	Cardinal Ritter (St. Louis, Mo.)	Deandre Burnett	Carol City (Miami Gardens, Fla.)
	Devonta Pollard	Kemper County (De Kalb, Miss.)	Dewayne Russell	Peoria (Peoria, Ariz.)	Gary Harris	Hamilton Southeastern (Fishers, Ind.)	Grant Jerrett	Lutheran (La Verne, Calif.)
	Isaiah Cousins	Mount Vernon (Mount Vernon, N. Y.)	Javion Watson	San Ysidro (San Diego, Calif.)	Joe McDonald	Landon School (Bethesda, Md.)	John Ross Glover	Univ. School of Jackson (Jackson, Tenn.)
	John Simons	Cadillac (Cadillac, Mich.)	Jordan Loveridge	West Jordan (West Jordan, Utah)	Josh Scott	Lewis-Palmer (Monument, Colo.)	Kaleb Tarczewski	St. Mark’s (Southborough, Mass.)
	Kenneth Gaines	Whitefield Academy (Mableton, Ga.)	Kris Dunn	New London (New London, Conn.)	Kyle Anderson	St. Anthony (Jersey City, N. J.)	Marcus Paige	Linn-Mar High (Marion, Iowa)
	Matt Costello	Bay City Western (Auburn, Mich.)	Maurice Watson	Boys Latin Charter (Philadelphia, Penn.)	Mike Gesell	South Sioux City (South Sioux City, Neb.)	Mitch McGary	Brewster Academy (Wolfeboro, N. H.)
	Nerlens Noel	Tilton School (Tilton, N. H.)	Omar Calhoun	Christ the King (Middle Village, N. Y.)	Perry Ellis	Heights (Wichita, Kan.)	Rasheed Sulaimon	Strake Jesuit (Houston, Texas)
	Rodney Purvis	Upper Room Christian (Raleigh, N. C.)	Sam Dekker	Sheboygan Area Lutheran (Sheboygan, Wis.)	Savon Goodman	Constitution (Philadelphia, Penn.)	Shabazz Muhammad	Bishop Gorman (Las Vegas, Nev.)
	Stefan Moody	Poinciana (Kissimmee, Fla.)	Tony Hicks	St. Rita (Chicago, Ill.)	Tony Parker	Miller Grove (Lithonia, Ga.)	Twymond Howard	Pearl High (Pearl, Miss.)
2013	A. J. Jacobson	Shanley (Fargo, N.D.)	Aaron Gordon	Archbishop Mitty (San Jose, Calif.)	Aaron Harrison	Travis (Richmond, Texas)	Anders Broman	Lakeview Christian Academy (Duluth, Minn.)	[43]
	Andrew Wiggins	Huntington Prep (Huntington, W.V.)	Austin Nichols	Briarcrest Christian (Eads, Tenn.)	Bobby Portis	Hall (Little Rock, Ark.)	Brannen Greene	Tift County (Tifton, Ga.)
	Bryce Alford	La Cueva (Albuquerque, N.M.)	Chris Walker	Holmes County (Bonifay, Fla.)	Conner Frankamp	North (Wichita, Kan.)	Cullen Neal	Eldorado (Albuquerque, N.M.)
	Derrick Walton, Jr.	Chandler Park Academy (Harper Woods, Mich.)	De'Runnya Wilson	Wenonah (Birmingham, Ala.)	Dominique Hawkins	Madison Central (Richmond, Ky.)	Garet Beal	Jonesport-Beals (Jonesport, Maine)
	Isaiah Hicks	J. F. Webb (Oxford, N.C.)	Jabari Parker	Simeon (Chicago, Ill.)	James Young	Rochester (Rochester Hills, Mich.)	Jarell Martin	Madison Prep Academy (Baton Rouge, La.)
	Jon Severe	Christ The King (Queens, N. Y.)	Luke Fischer	Germantown (Wis.)	Mamadou N'Diaye	Brethren Christian (Huntington Beach, Calif.)	Marc Loving	St. John’s (Toledo, Ohio)
	Marcus Allen	Centennial (Las Vegas, Nev.)	Marcus Foster	Hirschi (Wichita Falls, Texas)	Marcus Lee	Deer Valley (Antioch, Calif.)	Monte Morris	Beecher (Flint, Mich.)
	Nick King	Memphis East (Memphis, Tenn.)	Nigel Williams-Goss	Findlay Prep (Henderson, Nev.)	Peter Jok	Valley (West Des Moines, Iowa)	Ricky Seals-Jones	Sealy (Texas)
	Roschon Prince	Poly (Long Beach, Calif.)	Rysheed Jordan	Vaux (Philadelphia)	Semi Ojeleye	Ottawa (Kan.)	Steve Vasturia	St. Joseph’s (Philadelphia, Pa.)
	Stevie Clark	Douglass (Oklahoma City)	Tyler Ennis	St. Benedict’s Prep (Newark, N.J.)	Zach LaVine	Bothell (Wash.)	Zak Irvin	Hamilton Southeastern (Fishers, Ind.)
2014	Cliff Alexander	Curie Metropolitan (Chicago, Ill.)	Joel Berry II	Lake Highland (Orlando, Fla.)	James Blackmon	Marion (Ind.)	Trevon Bluiett	Park Tudor School (Indianapolis)	[44]
	Gabe DeVoe	Shelby (N.C.)	J. T. Escobar	FAMU High (Tallahassee, Fla.)	Daniel Hamilton	St. John Bosco (Bellflower, Calif.)	Justin Jackson	Homeschool Christian (Spring, Texas)
	Stanley Johnson	Mater Dei (Santa Ana, Calif.)	Kevon Looney	Hamilton (Milwaukee, Wisc.)	Trey Lyles	Arsenal Tech (Indianapolis, Ind.)	Emmanuel Mudiay	Prime Prep Academy (Dallas, Texas)
	Jahlil Okafor	Whitney Young (Chicago, Ill.)	Kelly Oubre	Findlay Prep (Henderson, Nev.)	Devin Robinson	Christchurch (Va.)	B. J. Taylor	Boone (Orlando, Fla.)
	Karl-Anthony Towns	Saint Joseph (Metuchen, N.J.)	Myles Turner	Trinity (Euless, Texas)	Isaiah Whitehead	Lincoln (Brooklyn, N.Y.)	Justise Winslow	St. John’s (Houston, Texas)
2015	Kevaughn Allen	North Little Rock (Ark.)	Dwayne Bacon	Oak Hill (Mouth of Wilson, Va.)	Antonio Blakeney	Oak Ridge (Orlando, Fla.)	Isaiah Briscoe	Roselle Catholic (Newark, N.J.)	[45]
	Bjorn Broman	Lakeview Christian (Duluth, Minn.)	Jaylen Brown	Wheeler (Marietta, Ga.)	Jalen Brunson	Stevenson (Lincolnshire, Ill.)	Deyonta Davis	Muskegon (Mich.)
	Cheick Diallo	Our Savior (Centereach, N.Y.)	Tyler Dorsey	Maranatha (Pasadena, Calif.)	Henry Ellenson	Rice Lake (Wisc.)	Jawun Evans	Kimball (Dallas, Texas)
	Admon Gilder	Madison (Dallas, Texas)	Brandon Ingram	Kinston (N.C.)	Camron Justice	Knott Co. Central (Hindman, Ky.)	Luke Kennard	Franklin (Ohio)
	Skal Labissière	Reach Your Dream Prep (Memphis, Tenn.)	Dedric Lawson	Hamilton (Memphis, Tenn.)	Shake Milton	Owasso (Okla.)	Dejounte Murray	Rainier Beach (Seattle, Wash.)
	Malik Newman	Callaway (Jackson, Miss.)	Ivan Rabb	Bishop O’Dowd (Oakland, Calif.)	Malachi Richardson	Trenton Catholic (Hamilton, N.J.)	Justin Robinson	Saint James (Hagerstown, Md.)
	Matt Ryan	Iona Prep (Cortlandt Manor, N.Y.)	Ben Simmons	Montverde Academy (Montverde, Fla.)	Diamond Stone	Dominican (Milwaukee, Wisc.)	Caleb Swanigan	Homestead (Fort Wayne, Ind.)
	Dean Wade	St. John (Kan.)	Jesse Wade	Davis (Kaysville, Utah)	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A

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