California McDonald's All-American Game 2024 nominees

There are 67 total McDonald's All-American nominees for the 2024 game; 44 boys and 23 girls

The McDonald's All-American Game announced its 2024 nominees Tuesday. The event is schedule to be played on April 2 in Houston's Toyota Center at 5:30 p.m.

The prestigious event has included some of basketball's biggest names from Kobe Bryant and LeBron James to Candace Parker and Juju Watkins.

California had three boys basketball players on the 2023 West Team. Corona Centennial's Jared McCain (Duke), Sierra Canyon's Bronny James (USC) and Jesuit High's Andrej Stojaković (Stanford). 

The Golden State contributed three to the girls' team, too. Sierra Canyon's Juju Watkins (USC), La Jolla Country Day's Breya Cunningham (Arizona) and Heritage High's Amanda Muse (UCLA).

The McDonald's All-American Game committee selects just 24 players for the game (12 for each team), but the nominee list is long.

Here are the 2024 nominees from California:

BOYS

Jack Turner, St. John Bosco

Tony Duckett, Carlsbad

Delamortay Jones, Southern California Academy (SCA)

Dominick Stewart, SCA

Larry Johnson, SCA

Martin Somerville, SCA

Miles Goodman, SCA

Naasir Cunningham, SCA

Carter McDole, DNA Prep Academy

Jon Mani, DNA Prep Academy

Zachiah Clark, DNA Prep Academy

Isaiah Elohim, Sierra Canyon

Justin Pippen, Sierra Canyon

Noah Williams, Sierra Canyon

Carter Bryant, Corona Centennial

Eric Freeny, Corona Centennial

Tyrone Riley, St. Pius X -St. Matthias Academy

Tyler Thompson, Vanden High

Dre Davis, Fresno San Joaquin Memorial

Ronnie Roche, Kings Christian High

Jordan Houegban, Los Angeles Brentwood

Aiden Sherrell, Prolific Prep

Derrion Reid, Prolific Prep

Mikey Lewis, Prolific Prep

Vazoumana Diallo, Prolific Prep

Jack Swinney, Bishop O'Dowd

Jake Johnson, Bishop O'Dowd

Leo Chapman, Bishop O'Dowd

Miles Dixon, Bishop O'Dowd

Sam Chavarin, Bishop O'Dowd

Terrell Gray Jr., Bishop O'Dowd

Tobias Aisien, Bishop O'Dowd

Cameron McNamee, Santa Margarita

Jase Butler, Branson

Derrion Manson, San Diego Lincoln

Zion Sensley, Archbishop Riordan

Sebastian Rancik, JSerra

Mercy Miller, Notre Dame Sherman Oaks

Quentin Thompson, Stockton Lincoln

Christian Horry, Harvard-Westlake

Robert Hinton, Harvard-Westlake

Trent Perry, Harvard-Westlake

Bryce Bedgood, Valencia/Valencia

Dylan Benner, St. Bonaventure

GIRLS

Annie Ye, Mark Keppel

Faith Curry, Bakersfield Liberty

Izela Arenas, Sierra Canyon

Mackenly Randolph, Sierra Canyon

Aniyah Offutt, Corona Centennial

Morgan Hawkins, Corona Centennial

Kennedy Smith, Etiwanda

Mykelle Richards, Etiwanda

Kamryn Mafua, Folsom

Hasanah Gilchrist, American High

Athena Tomlinson, Clovis West

Karsen Marshall, Ontario Christian

Natalia Martinez, Piedmont High

Harper Peterson, Whitney High

Bailey Barnhard, San Diego Del Norte

Morgan Cheli, Archbishop Mitty

Emily Shaw, Santa Ana Mater Dei

Jenessa Cotton, Santa Ana Mater Dei

Avary Cain, Santa Maria St. Joseph

Cassidy Bartolotto, Stockton St. Mary's

Jordan Lee, Stockton St. Mary's

Brooklyn Shamblin, Oaks Christian

Notre Dame's Mercy Miller is a 2024 McDonald's All-American nominee.
Notre Dame's Mercy Miller is a 2024 McDonald's All-American nominee :: Greg Fiore/Notre Dame Athletics

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Tarek Fattal, SBLive Sports
TAREK FATTAL

Tarek Fattal has been covering high school sports since 2015 in Southern California and primarily in Los Angeles, covering notable athletes such as Bronny James, Kayvon Thibodeaux and Alyssa Thompson. He was with the LA Daily News for eight years, which included being the beat reporter for the UCLA men's basketball team. Tarek can be seen on TV regularly on CBS/KCAL as a sports analyst with Jim Hill.