Florida finished with the second-most picks with 27 and had the most in the first round with five.
Fernando Mendoza became the first player from the Sunshine State to go first overall since 1965.
Georgia (22), California (19), Ohio (11), Alabama (10) and Maryland (10) were the only other states to have at least 10 players drafted.
In total, 38 different states had at least one player selected.
Among individual schools,
IMG Academy (Bradenton, Fla.) finished with the most selections with five. The Ascenders have had 30 players drafted since 2018.
Archbishop Spalding (Severn, Md.),
Clearwater Academy International (Clearwater, Fla.),
Marist (Chicago),
McClymonds (Oakland, Calif.),
Pickerington Central (Pickerington, Ohio),
St. Xavier (Cincinnati),
Westlake (Atlanta) and
Westlake (Austin, Texas) all had two players drafted.
Alabama — 10
Arizona — 5
Arkansas — 1
California — 19
J.C. Davis, McClymonds
Domani Jackson, Mater Dei
CJ Williams, Mater Dei
Colorado — 3
Connecticut — 3
Florida — 27
DeMonte Capehart, IMG Academy
Daylan Everette, IMG Academy
Francis Mauigoa, IMG Academy
Carnell Tate, IMG Academy
Seydou Traore, Clearwater Academy International
Georgia — 22
Zion Young, Westlake
Hawaii — 1
Idaho — 1
Illinois — 9
Jimmy Rolder, Marist
Indiana — 4
Iowa — 7
Kansas — 3
Kentucky — 2
Louisiana — 6
Maryland — 10
Jude Bowry, St. Frances Academy
Derrick Moore, St. Frances Academy
Elijah Sarratt, St. Frances Academy
Zakee Wheatley, Archbishop Spalding
Michigan — 5
Minnesota — 6
Mississippi — 2
Missouri — 9
Montana — 1
Nebraska — 2
Nevada — 3
New Jersey — 3
New York — 3
North Carolina — 2
Ohio — 11
Brian Parker II, St. Xavier
Sonny Styles, Pickerington Central
Oklahoma — 3
Oregon — 2
Pennsylvania — 5
South Carolina — 4
Tennessee — 8
Texas — 33
Michael Taaffe, Westlake
Utah — 4
Virginia — 9
Washington — 2
Wisconsin — 6
Outside United State — 1
Uar Bernard, Nigeria
