High school basketball: How many schools have had multiple McDonald’s All American selections?

Since the McDonald's All American game began in 1977, 166 high schools have had multiple selections to the nation's premier senior showcase.

Oak Hill Academy (Mouth of Wilson, Va.) leads the way with 34 picks including Carmelo Anthony. From 1991-93, the Warriors had six of those selections on squads that combined to go 97-3, including a perfect 34-0 in 1992-93 with Jerry Stackhouse and Jeff McInnis leading the way.

Montverde Academy (Montverde, Fla.) is second with 17 selections – 11 of those coming since 2020. The Eagles have also seen Ben Simmons, Cade Cunningham and Cooper Flagg all become No. 1 picks in the NBA Draft.

Cory Alexander, 1991
Carmelo Anthony, 2002
Cole Anthony, 2019
Dwayne Bacon, 2015
Chris Brooks, 1986
Anthony Cade, 1990
Rashaad Carruth, 2001
Quinn Cook, 2011
Ben Davis, 1991
Chris Davis, 1992
Eric Devendorf, 2005
DeSagana Diop, 2001
Keith Gallon, 2009
Ivan Harris, 2003
Stephen Jackson, 1996
Brandon Jennings, 2008
Keldon Johnson, 2018
Doron Lamb, 2010
Ty Lawson, 2006
Tyler Lewis, 2012
Chris Livingston, 2022
Kevin Lyde, 1998
Glen Mayers, 1980
David McCormack, 2018
Jeff McInnis, 1993
Ron Mercer, 1995
Martice Moore, 1992
Billy Preston, 2017
Rajon Rondo, 2004
Brian Shorter, 1987
Josh Smith, 2004
Nolan Smith, 2007
Jerry Stackhouse, 1993

Montverde Academy (Montverde, Fla.) – 17
Precious Achiuwa, 2019
Scottie Barnes, 2020
R.J. Barrett, 2018
Cade Cunningham, 2020
Kwame Evans Jr., 2023
Cooper Flagg, 2024
Kasey Hill, 2013
Caleb Houstan, 2021
Dakari Johnson, 2013
Liam McNeeley, 2024
Dillon Mitchell, 2022
Derik Queen, 2024
D'Angelo Russell, 2014
Sean Stewart, 2023
Day'Ron Sharpe, 2020
Ben Simmons, 2015
Dariq Whitehead, 2022
Nate Bittle, 2021
Adem Bona, 2022
Bruce Branch III, 2026
Jordan Brown, 2018
Niko Bundalo, 2025
Nimari Burnett, 2020
Jalen Green, 2020
Aden Holloway, 2023
Caleb Holt, 2026
Josh Jackson, 2016
Darryn Peterson, 2025
Derrion Reid, 2024
M.J. Rice, 2022
Aiden Sherrell, 2024
Gary Trent Jr., 2017
Zoom Ziallo, 2024

DeMatha (Hyattsville, Md.) – 12
Keith Bogans, 1999
Adrian Branch, 1981
Danny Ferry, 1985
Joseph Forte, 1999
Austin Freeman, 2007
Markelle Fultz, 2016
Travis Garrison, 2002
Steve Hood, 1986
Sidney Lowe, 1979
Jerrod Mustaf, 1988
Duane Simpkins, 1992
Dereck Whittenburg, 1979

Findlay Prep (Henderson, Nev.) – 12
Brandon Ashley, 2012
Anthony Bennett, 2012
Bol Bol, 2018
Avery Bradley Jr., 2009
Cory Joseph, 2010
Myck Kabongo, 2011
Kelly Oubre Jr., 2014
Tristan Thompson, 2010
Allonzo Trier, 2015
Rashad Vaughn, 2014
P.J. Washington Jr., 2017
Nigel Williams-Goss, 2013

IMG Academy (Bradenton, Fla.) – 12
Darius Acuff Jr., 2025
Armando Bacot Jr., 2019
Jaden Bradley, 2022
Moussa Diabate, 2021
Trevon Duval, 2017
Donnie Freeman, 2024
Keyonte George, 2022
Josh Green, 2019
Jeremiah Robinson-Earl, 2019
Jaden Springer, 2020
Jarace Walker, 2022
Mark Williams, 2020

St. Anthony (Jersey City, N.J.) – 8
Kyle Anderson, 2012
Dominic Cheek, 2009
Bobby Hurley, 1989
Elijah Ingram, 2002
Anthony Perry, 1997
Rodrick Rhodes, 1992
David Rivers, 1984
Michael Rosario, 2008

Dunbar (Baltimore, Md.) – 7
Keith Booth, 1993
Donta Bright, 1992
Michael Brown, 1984
Terry Dozier, 1985
Michael Lloyd, 1992
Norman Nolan, 1994
Reggie Williams, 1983

Mater Dei (Santa Ana, Calif.) – 7
Matt Beeuwsaert, 1984
Cedric Bozeman, 2001
Stanley Johnson, 2014
Taylor King, 2007
Tommy Lewis, 1985
David Wear, 2009
Travis Wear, 2009

Sierra Canyon (Chatsworth, Calif.) – 7
Maximo Adams, 2026
Amari Bailey, 2022
Brandon Boston Jr., 2020
Brandon McCoy Jr., 2026
Ziaire Williams, 2020
Kijani Wright, 2022
R.J. Davis, 2020
Boogie Fland, 2024
A.J. Griffin, 2021
Jasiah Jervis, 2026
Adonis Ratliff, 2026
Darius Ratliff, 2026

Camden (N.J.) – 6
Aaron Bradshaw, 2023
Billy Thompson, 1982
D.J. Wagner, 2023
Dajuan Wagner, 2001
Milt Wagner, 1981
Kevin Walls, 1984

Patrick School (Hillside, N.J.) – 6
Al Harrington, 1998
Shaheen Holloway, 1996
Kyrie Irving, 2010
Michael Kidd-Gilchrist, 2011
Nick Richards, 2017
Dexter Strickland, 2009

Roman Catholic (Philadelphia, Pa.) – 6
Dallas Comegys, 1983
Eddie Griffin, 2000
Reggie Jackson, 1978
Alonzo McFarlan, 1980
Mark Stevenson, 1985
Maalik Wayns, 2009

Wheeler (Marietta, Ga.) – 6
Shareef Abdur-Rahim, 1995
Jaylen Brown, 2015
Isaiah Collier, 2023
J.J. Hickson, 2007
Jelan Kendrick, 2010
E.J. Montgomery, 2018
James Harden, 2007
Avondre Jones, 1993
Jason Kapono, 1999
Charles O'Bannon, 1993
Ed O'Bannon, 1990

Bishop Gorman (Las Vegas, Nev.) – 5
Zach Collins, 2016
Chase Jeter, 2015
Shabazz Muhammad, 2012
Charles O'Bannon Jr., 2017
Stephen Zimmerman Jr., 2015

Heights (Wichita, Kan.) – 5
Antoine Carr, 1979
Perry Ellis, 2012
Ricky Ross, 1979
Aubrey Sherrod, 1981
Darnell Valentine, 1977

King (Chicago, Ill.) – 5
Jamie Brandon, 1990
Rashard Griffith, 1993
Teddy Grubbs, 1979
Marcus Liberty, 1987
Efrem Winters, 1982

La Lumiere (La Porte, Ind.) – 5
Brian Bowen, 2017
Jalen Haralson, 2025
Jaren Jackson Jr., 2017
J.J. Starling, 2022
Isaiah Stewart, 2019

Link Academy (Branson, Mo.) – 5
Chris Cenac, 2025
Tre Johnson, 2024
Julian Phillips, 2022
Jordan Walsh, 2022
Ja'Kobe Walter, 2023

Sunrise Christian Academy (Bel Aire, Kan.) – 5
Kendall Brown, 2021
Matas Buzelis, 2023
Kennedy Chandler, 2021
Gradey Dick, 2022
Mark Mitchell, 2022
Kenny Anderson, 1989
Moses Brown, 2018
Kenny Smith, 1983
Robert Werdann, 1988
Darius Bivins, 2026
Kendall Marshall, 2010
Melo Trimble, 2014
Bryson Tucker, 2024
Omar Cook, 2000
Jamal Faulkner, 1989
Derrick Phelps, 1990
Khalid Reeves, 1990

Detroit Country Day (Beverly Hills, Mich.) – 4
Shane Battier, 1997
Ray McCallum, 1997
Chris Webber, 1991
Amir Williams, 2011

Duncanville (Texas) – 4
Anthony Black, 2022
Brian Boddicker, 2000
Ron Holland, 2023
Perry Jones III, 2010

Fairfax (Los Angeles, Calif.) – 4
Evan Burns, 2002
Sean Higgins, 1987
Chris Mills, 1988
Renardo Sidney Jr., 2009

Hargrave Military Academy (Chatham, Va.) – 4
P.J. Hairston, 2011
Vernon Macklin, 2006
James White, 2001
Korleone Young, 1998

Harvard-Westlake (Studio City, Calif.) – 4
Jarron Collins, 1997
Jason Collins, 1997
Nikolas Khamenia, 2025
Trent Perry, 2024

Inglewood (Calif.) – 4
DeAngelo Collins, 2002
Jason Crowe Jr., 2026
Ralph Jackson, 1980
Paul Pierce, 1995

Lincoln (Brooklyn, N.Y.) – 4
Stephon Marbury, 1995
Lance Stephenson, 2009
Sebastian Telfair, 2004
Isaiah Whitehead, 2014

Long Island Lutheran (Brookville, N.Y.) – 4
V.J. Edgecombe, 2024
Vassil Evtimov, 1996
Wayne McKoy, 1977
Bill Wennington, 1981

Maine Central Institute (Pittsfield, Maine) – 4
Erick Barkley, 1998
Perry Carter, 1987
Luther Clay, 1995
DerMarr Johnson, 1999

Marion (Ind.) – 4
James Blackmon Jr., 2014
James Blackmon Sr., 1983
Jay Edwards, 1987
Zach Randolph, 2000

Memphis East (Memphis, Tenn.) – 4
Anthony Douglas, 1989
Tony Harris, 1997
Cedric Henderson, 1993
James Wiseman, 2019

Murrah (Jackson, Miss.) – 4
Othella Harrington, 1992
Ronnie Henderson, 1993
James Robinson, 1989
Mo Williams, 2001

Paul VI (Chantilly, Va.) – 4
Trevor Keels, 2021
V.J. King, 2016
Jeremy Roach, 2020
Jordan Smith Jr., 2026

Rice (Manhattan, N.Y.) – 4
Andre Barrett, 2000
Felipe Lopez, 1994
Kenny Satterfield, 1999
Kemba Walker, 2008
Isaiah Briscoe, 2015
Mackenzie Mgbako, 2023
Naz Reid, 2018
Kahlil Whitney, 2019

Simeon (Chicago, Ill.) – 4
Nick Anderson, 1986
Jabari Parker, 2013
Derrick Rose, 2007
Deon Thomas, 1989
Samardo Samuels, 2009
J.R. Smith, 2004
Corey Stokes, 2007
Lance Thomas, 2006

St. Nicholas (Bronx, N.Y.) – 4
Adrian Autry, 1990
Ernie Myers, 1982
Brian Reese, 1990
Malik Sealy, 1988

Ballard (Louisville, Ky.) – 3
Jerry Eaves, 1978
Jeff Lamp, 1977
Allan Houston, 1989

Blair Academy (Blairstown, N.J.) – 3
Luol Deng, 2003
Deron Rippey Jr., 2026
Charlie Villanueva, 2003

Booker T. Washington (Tulsa, Okla.) – 3
Ryan Humphrey, 1997
Bryce Thompson, 2020
Wayman Tisdale, 1982

Brentwood Academy (Brentwood, Tenn.) – 3
Darius Garland, 2018
David Harrison, 2001
Brandan Wright, 2006

Cardinal Gibbons (Baltimore, Md.) – 3
Quintin Dailey, 1979
Rodney Walker, 1985
Steve Wojciechowski, 1994

Centennial (Corona, Calif.) – 3
Arron Affalo, 2004
Carter Bryant, 2024
Jared McCain, 2023

Chaminade (St. Louis, Mo.) – 3
Brad Beal, 2011
David Lee, 2001
Jayson Tatum, 2016

Columbus (Miami, Fla.) – 3
Cameron Boozer, 2025
Cayden Boozer, 2025
Caleb Gaskins, 2026

Farragut (Chicago, Ill.) – 3
Michael Dunigan, 2008
Ronnie Fields, 1996
Kevin Garnett, 1995

Flint Hill (Oakton, Va.) – 3
Arron Bain, 1989
George Lynch, 1989
Dennis Scott, 1987

Holy Cross (Flushing, N.Y.) – 3
Derrick Chievous, 1984
Willie Dersch, 1996
Sylven Landesberg, 2008
Louis King, 2018
Tahaad Pettiford, 2024
Jahvon Quinerly, 2018

Huntington Expression Prep (Huntington, W.Va.) – 3
Miles Bridges, 2016
Thomas Bryant, 2015
Andrew Wiggins, 2013

Kimball (Dallas, Texas) – 3
Jawun Evans, 2015
Keith Frazier, 2013
Arterio Morris, 2022

Lawrence North (Indianapolis, Ind.) – 3
Mike Conley Jr., 2006
Eric Montross, 1990
Greg Oden, 2006

Lincoln (Dallas, Texas) – 3
Chris Bosh, 2002
Byron Eaton, 2005
LeBryan Nash, 2011

North Central (Indianapolis, Ind.) – 3
Jason Gardner, 1999
Eric Gordon, 2007
Kris Wilkes, 2017

Northwestern (Flint, Mich.) – 3
Olu Famutimi, 2003
Anthony Pendleton, 1986
Kelvin Torbert, 2001

Pershing (Detroit, Mich.) – 3
Keith Appling, 2010
Willie Mitchell, 1994
Winfred Walton, 1996

Proviso East (Maywood, Ill.) – 3
Dee Brown, 2002
Shannon Brown, 2002
Doc Rivers, 1980

Southwest (Macon, Ga.) – 3
Terry Fair, 1979
Eric Manuel, 1987
Sharone Wright, 1991

St. John Bosco (Bellflower, Calif.) – 3
Christian Collins, 2026
Jelani Gardner, 1994
Isaac Hamilton, 2013

St. Joseph (Metuchen, N.J.) – 3
Andrew Bynum, 2005
Karl-Anthony Towns, 2014

St. Raymond Boys (Bronx, N.Y.) – 3
Julius Hodge, 2001
Majestic Mapp, 1999

Washington (Ind.) – 3
Cody Zeller, 2011
Luke Zeller, 2005
Tyler Zeller, 2008

Westtown (West Chester, Pa.) – 3
Mo Bamba, 2017
Dereck Lively II, 2022
Cam Reddish, 2018

Whitney Young (Chicago, Ill.) – 3
Jahlil Okafor, 2014
Quentin Richardson, 1998
D.J. Steward, 2020

Word of God Christian Academy (Raleigh, N.C.) – 3
C.J. Leslie, 2010
Jayden Quaintance, 2024
Isaiah Todd, 2020

Amityville Memorial (Amityville, N.Y.) – 2
Jason Fraser, 2002
Shelton Jones, 1984

Apple Valley (Minn.) – 2
Tre Jones, 2018
Tyus Jones, 2014
Rudy Gay, 2004
Cam Whitmore, 2022

Boys & Girls (Brooklyn, N.Y.) – 2
Edward Davender, 1984
Pearl Washington, 1983

Brewster Academy (Wolfeboro, N.H.) – 2
Terrence Clarke, 2020
T.J. Warren, 2012

Callaway (Jackson, Miss.) – 2
Malik Newman, 2015
Daeshun Ruffin, 2021

Cambridge Rindge & Latin (Cambridge, Mass.) – 2
Patrick Ewing, 1981
Rumeal Robinson, 1986

Carlisle (Pa.) – 2
Jeff Lebo, 1985
Billy Owens, 1988

Cathedral (Indianapolis, Ind.) – 2
Ken Barlow, 1982
Xavier Booker, 2023

Christ School (Arden, N.C.) – 2
Marshall Plumlee, 2011
Mason Plumlee, 2009

Christian Brothers (St. Louis, Mo.) – 2
Larry Hughes, 1997
Caleb Love, 2020

Clarkston (Mich.) – 2
Dane Fife, 1998
Tim McCormick, 1980

Crenshaw (Los Angeles, Calif.) – 2
Steve Thompson, 1986
John Williams, 1984

DeSoto (Texas) – 2
Marques Bolden, 2016
Matt Jones, 2013

Dominguez (Compton, Calif.) – 2
Tyson Chandler, 2001
Tayshaun Prince, 1998

Dr. Phillips (Orlando, Fla.) – 2
Ernest Udeh Jr., 2022
Damien Wilkins, 1999

Dunbar (Washington, D.C.) – 2
Anthony Jones, 1981
Michael Smith, 1990

East Jefferson (Metairie, La.) – 2
Micah Blunt, 1978
Neil Reed, 1994

Episcopal Academy (Newtown Square, Pa.) – 2
Wayne Ellington, 2006
Gerald Henderson Jr., 2006

Everett (Lansing, Mich.) – 2
Magic Johnson, 1977
Kevin Smith 1983

Foothills Christian (El Cajon, Calif.) – 2
Jaylen Hands, 2017
T.J. Leaf, 2016

Fort Bend Travis (Richmond, Texas) – 2
Aaron Harrison, 2013
Andrew Harrison, 2013

Fort Bend Willowridge (Houston, Texas) – 2
Daniel Ewing, 2001
T.J. Ford, 2001

Franklin (Seattle, Wash.) – 2
Aaron Brooks, 2003
Peyton Siva, 2009

Friends' Central (Wynnewood, Pa.) – 2
Amile Jefferson, 2012
Mustafa Shakur, 2003

Glenbrook North (Northbrook, Ill.) – 2
Chris Collins, 1992
Jon Scheyer, 2006

Glendora (Calif.) – 2
Casey Jacobsen, 1999
Tracy Murray, 1989

Gonzaga (Washington, D.C.) – 2
Tom Sluby, 1980
Mark Tillmon, 1986

Governor's Academy (Byfield, Mass.) – 2
Steve Bucknall, 1985
Dan Gadzuric, 1998

Hamilton (Memphis, Tenn.) – 2
Todd Day, 1988
Dedric Lawson, 2015

Hampton (Va.) – 2
Anthony Barber, 2013
Ronald Curry, 1998

Hillcrest Prep (Phoenix, Ariz.) – 2
DeAndre Ayton, 2017
Michael Foster, 2021

Huntington (W.Va.) – 2
O.J. Mayo, 2007
Patrick Patterson, 2007

Jefferson (Portland, Ore.) – 2
Terrence Jones, 2010
Aaron Miles, 2001

Jeffersonville (Ind.) – 2
Tom Baker, 1977
Sherron Wilkerson, 1993
Mike Dunleavy Jr., 1999
Kyle Wiltjer, 2011
Darren Daye, 1979
Stuart Gray, 1981

Kinston (N.C.) – 2
Reggie Bullock, 2010
Brandon Ingram, 2015

Lanier (Jackson, Miss.) – 2
Monta Ellis, 2005
Darius Rice, 2000

LaSalle Academy (New York, N.Y.) – 2
Ron Artest, 1997
Shammgod Wells, 1995

Lew Wallace (Gary, Ind.) – 2
Branden Dawson, 2011
Jerome Harmon, 1987

Lincoln (Ill.) – 2
Brian Cook, 1999
Chuck Verderber, 1978

Long Beach Poly (Long Beach, Calif.) – 2
Chris Sandle, 1984
Peyton Watson, 2021
Rolando Howell, 2000
Stanley Roberts, 1988

Loyola Blakefield (Towson, Md.) – 2
Pete Budko, 1977
Tony Guy, 1978

Lynwood (Calif.) – 2
Tom Freeman, 1977
Tyren Naulls, 1978

Madison (Houston, Texas) – 2
Greg Kite, 1979
Tommy Mason-Griffin, 2009

Male (Louisville, Ky.) – 2
Winston Bennett, 1983
Jason Osborne, 1993

Manual (Peoria, Ill.) – 2
Marcus Griffin, 1997
Frank Williams, 1998

Mayfair (Lakewood, Calif.) – 2
Josh Childress, 2001
Josh Christopher, 2020

McEachern (Powder Springs, Ga.) – 2
Ace Bailey, 2024
Sharife Cooper, 2020

Miami (Fla.) – 2
Douglas Edwards, 1989
Steve Edwards, 1992

Milby (Houston, Texas) – 2
Alton Ford, 2000
Jawann McClellan, 2004

Miller Grove (Lithonia, Ga.) – 2
Altergique Gilbert, 2016
Minnehaha Academy (Minneapolis, Minn.) – 2
Chet Holmgren, 2021
Jalen Suggs, 2020

Moore (Louisville, Ky.) – 2
Manuel Forrest, 1981
Carlos Hurt, 2001

Moss Point (Miss.) – 2
Litterial Green, 1988
Devin Booker, 2014

New Hampton School (New Hampton, N.H.) – 2
Rashad McCants, 2002
Noah Vonleh, 2013

Norcross (Ga.) – 2
Al-Farouq Aminu, 2008
Gani Lawal, 2007

North Little Rock (Ark.) – 2
Nick Smith Jr., 2022
Kel'el Ware, 2022

North Shore (West Palm Beach, Fla.) – 2
Derek Harper, 1980
Darryl Mitchell, 1978

Notre Dame Prep (Fitchburg, Mass.) – 2
Michael Beasley, 2007
Khem Birch, 2011

Our Saviour Lutheran (Bronx, N.Y.) – 2
Cheick Diallo, 2015
Ian Jackson, 2024

Perry (Gilbert, Ariz.) – 2
Koa Peat, 2025
Cody Williams, 2023

Pike (Indianapolis, Ind.) – 2
Marquis Teague, 2011
Chris Thomas, 2001

Providence Catholic (New Lenox, Ill.) – 2
Walter Downing, 1981
Michael Thompson, 2002

Providence School (Jacksonville, Fla.) – 2
Grayson Allen, 2014
Patric Young, 2010

Quincy (Ill.) – 2
Bruce Douglas, 1982
Michael Payne, 1981

Rancho Christian (Temecula, Calif.) – 2
Evan Mobley, 2020
Isaiah Mobley, 2019

Ranney (Tinton Falls, N.J.) – 2
Bryan Antoine, 2019
Scottie Lewis, 2019

Reading (Pa.) – 2
Donyell Marshall, 1991
Lonnie Walker IV, 2017

Renaissance (Detroit, Mich.) – 2
Joe Crawford, 2004
Malik Hairston, 2004
Brook Lopez, 2006
Robin Lopez, 2006

Seattle Prep (Seattle, Wash.) – 2
Spencer Hawes, 2006
Martell Webster, 2005
Kerry Boagni, 1982
Ricky Price, 1994

Skyline (Dallas, Texas) – 2
Larry Johnson, 1987
Calvin Miles, 2005

South Lakes (Reston, Va.) – 2
Joey Beard, 1993
Grant Hill, 1990

Southeastern Prep Academy (Orlando, Fla.) – 2
Toni Bryant, 2026
Jaxon Richardson, 2026

Southwest Atlanta Christian (Atlanta, Ga.) – 2
Javaris Crittenton, 2006
Dwight Howard, 2004

Southwestern (Detroit, Mich.) – 2
Antoine Joubert, 1983
Jalen Rose, 1991

St. John's Catholic Prep (Buckeystown, Md.) – 2
Jason Capel, 1998
St. Jude Educational Institute (Montgomery, Ala.) – 2
Ousmane Cisse, 2001
JaMychal Green, 2008

St. Mary's (Phoenix, Ariz.)– 2
Jerryd Bayless, 2007
Cameron Williams, 2026
LeBron James, 2003
Jerome Lang, 1985

Taft (Woodland Hills, Calif.) – 2
Larry Drew II, 2008
Jordan Farmar, 2004

Tilton School (Tilton, N.H.) – 2
Alex Oriakhi, 2009
Wayne Selden Jr., 2013

Verbum Dei Jesuit (Los Angeles, Calif.) – 2
Kenneth Fields, 1980
Wasatch Academy (Mt. Pleasant, Utah) – 2
Isiah Harwell, 2025
Nolan Hickman, 2021

West Philadelphia (Philadelphia, Pa.) – 2
Gene Banks, 1977
Clarence Tillman, 1978

Westchester (Los Angeles, Calif.) – 2
Hassan Adams, 2002
Amir Johnson, 2005

Woodson (Fairfax, Va.) – 2
Tommy Amaker, 1983
Peter Holbert, 1980