High schools with multiple players in the NBA Playoffs

After a seven-game series, NBA playoff teams get to know each other pretty well. But, for a few select players, the familiarity goes all the way back to high school.

Several opponents in this year's playoffs actually attended the same high school. While they might not have played at the same time, they surely see each other at alumni functions and fundraisers. Awkward.

For example, David West of the Pacers and Mike Scott of the Hawks, both former Hargrave Military Academy players, are currently battling each other in the first round.

On the other hand, some players on the same NBA team who share a common goal of a championship were also teammates in high school when they were looking to win state titles. Fellow Hargrave alums Jordan Crawford and Marreese Speights are currently playing together for the Warriors.



Below is a list of high schools with multiple players in the 2013-14 NBA playoffs.


*Players listed more than once attended multiple high schools

Hargrave Military Academy (Chatham, Va.) - 4
Jordan Crawford, Golden State Warriors
David West, Indiana Pacers
Marreese Speights, Golden State Warriors
Mike Scott, Atlanta Hawks

Montrose Christian (Rockville, Md.) - 3
Kevin Durant, Oklahoma City Thunder
Greivis Vasquez, Toronto Raptors
Terrence Ross, Toronto Raptors

Notre Dame Prep (Fitchburg, Mass.) - 3
Ricky Ledo, Dallas Mavericks
Steven Adams, Oklahoma City Thunder
Michael Beasley, Miami Heat

Oak Hill Academy (Mouth of Wilson, Va.) - 3
Michael Beasley, Miami Heat
Steve Blake, Golden State Warriors
Kevin Durant, Oklahoma City Thunder



Patrick School (Elizabeth, N.J.) - 3
Al Harrington, Washington Wizards
Michael Kidd-Gilchrist, Charlotte Bobcats
Samuel Dalembert, Dallas Mavericks

Pike (Indianapolis) - 3
Courtney Lee, Memphis Grizzlies
Jeff Teague, Atlanta Hawks
Marquis Teague, New Jersey Nets

San Joaquin Memorial (Fresno, Calif.) - 3
Brook Lopez, New Jersey Nets
Robin Lopez, Portland Trail Blazers
Quincy Pondexter, Memphis Grizzlies

South Kent School (Conn.) - 3
Ricky Ledo, Dallas Mavericks
Andray Blatche, New Jersey Nets
Dorell Wright, Portland Trail Blazers

Westwind Prep Academy (Phoenix) - 3
Greg Smith, Chicago Bulls
Tony Snell, Chicago Bulls
Jamaal Franklin, Memphis Grizzlies

Brewster Academy (Wolfeboro, N.H.) - 2
Will Barton, Portland Trail Blazers
Thomas Robinson, Portland Trail Blazers



Chaminade (St. Louis) - 2
David Lee, Golden State Warriors
Bradley Beal, Washington Wizards

Dominguez (Compton, Calif.) - 2
Tayshaun Prince, Memphis Grizzlies
Jordan Hamilton, Houston Rockets

Etiwanda (Calif.) - 2
Darren Collison, Los Angeles Clippers
Jeff Ayres, San Antonio Spurs

Episcopal Academy (Newtown Square, Pa.) - 2
Wayne Ellington, Dallas Mavericks
Gerald Henderson, Charlotte Bobcats

Findlay Prep (Henderson, Nev.) - 2
Cory Joseph, San Antonio Spurs
Jorge Gutierrez, New Jersey Nets

GlenOak (Canton, Ohio) - 2
C.J. McCollum, Portland Trail Blazers
Kosta Koufos, Memphis Grizzlies



Jefferson (Portland, Ore.) - 2
Terrence Jones, Houston Rockets
Terrence Ross, Toronto Raptors

King (Riverside, Calif.) - 2
Kawhi Leonard, San Antonio Spurs
Tony Snell, Chicago Bulls

Lake Howell (Winter Park, Fla.) - 2
Nick Calathes, Memphis Grizzlies
Chandler Parsons, Houston Rockets

Lawrence North (Indianapolis) - 2
Mike Conley, Memphis Grizzlies
Greg Oden, Miami Heat

Leuzinger (Lawndale, Calif.) - 2
Russell Westbrook, Oklahoma City Thunder
Dorell Wright, Portland Trail Blazers

Peekskill (N.Y.) - 2
Hilton Armstrong, Golden State Warriors
Elton Brand, Atlanta Hawks



Seagoville (Dallas) - 2
LaMarcus Aldridge, Portland Trail Blazers
Donald Sloan, Indiana Pacers

University Lab (Baton Rouge, La.) - 2
Glen Davis, Los Angeles Clippers
Garrett Temple, Washington Wizards

Westchester (Los Angeles) - 2
Trevor Ariza, Washington Wizards
Amir Johnson, Toronto Raptors