West beats East: Live score, updates of McDonald's All-American girls basketball game (4/1/2025)

Aaliyah Chavez, the nation's No. 1 recruit in girls basketball in 2025, began the annual McDonald's All-American girls basketball game by canning a 3-pointer in the first 13 seconds.
And the West squad never looked back.
UCLA-bound game most valuable player Sienna Betts led the way with 16 points and seven rebounds, and the West all-stars ran away with a 104-82 victory Monday night at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York.
The West scored the game's first 18 points over the first 4:24.
Lara Somfai's 3-pointer for the East midway through the second quarter cut it to 41-35, but the West responded on a 9-2 run, triggered by Ayla McDowell's 3-pointer, and the East never go any closer.
The East squad had won three of the past four games.
High School On SI's Myckena Guerrero is on site with interviews and other player notes from the game. Also, stay with us for the latest score and game updates - from pre-game to teardown. Refresh this post and scroll down for the latest.
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FINAL: WEST 104, EAST 82
FOURTH QUARTER
West 104, East 82 (FINAL): Betts was named MVP with 16 points and seven rebounds. West squad just missed record for points (110), set by West in 2023 (JuJu Watkins' team). McGaughy finished strong, scoring team's final 10 points over last 2:46.
West 90, East 76 (mid 4Q): West has led by as many as 17 in quarter. McGaughy, Morris and Skinner with three points apiece.
THIRD QUARTER
West 79, East 66 (end 3Q): Deal and Alexander score late buckets to push West advantage back to doube digts.
West 69, East 59 (mid 3Q): Chavez and Betts have come out strong for West. Chavez has five points, including a 3-pointer.
HALFTIME
Leading scorers - McDowell (W) 10 pts, Davidson (W) 10 pts. Johnson (E) 9 pts.,Makeer (E) 7 pts. West is 22-48 FGs. East is 18-39 FGs.
SECOND QUARTER
West 54, East 45 (End 2Q): Davidson (6 pts, steal) came in and settled West squad down - on both ends over final four minutes. McDowell added five points during span.
West 41, East 35 (mid 2Q): East squad getting back in it on three 3-pointers - Johnson, Swaim and Somfai. What a comeback.
FIRST QUARTER
West 31, East 14 (End 1Q): East second unit, led by Pauldo and Makeer (7 pts), spearheaded run as it scored first field goal at 4:21 mark of quarter.
West 18, East 0 (mid 1Q): Safe to say the West is off to best start in event history. Chavez began game with a 3-pointer, and West scored on first six trips. At first media timeout, East has missed first 11 field goals.
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EAST ROSTER
7, Nyla Brooks
6-1 F, Bishop Ireton (Virginia)
20, Kaelyn Carroll
6-2 F, Tabor Academy (Massachusetts)
15, Jaida Civil
6-0 G, Palm Bay (Florida)
23, Aaliyah Crump
6-1 G, Montverde Academy (Florida)
24, Jaliya Davis
6-2 F, Blue Valley North (Kansas)
11, Zakiyah Johnson
6-0 G, Sacred Heart (Kentucky)
44, Leah Macy
6-2 F,Bethlehem (Kentucky)
1, Agot Makeer
6-1 F, Montverde Academy (Florida)
3, Mia Pauldo
5-5 G, Morris Catholic (New Jersey)
25, Deniya Prawl
6-1 F, IMG Academy (Florida)
12, Lara Somfai
6-4 F, IMG Academy (Florida)
2, Hailee Swain
5-10 G, Holy Innocents' Episcopal School (Georgia)
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WEST ROSTER
9, Darianna "Dee" Alexander
6-1 G, Purcell Marian (Ohio)
51, Sienna Betts
6-4 F, Grandview (Colorado)
2, Aaliyah Chavez
5-11 G, Monterey (Texas)
6, Jasmine "Jazzy" Davidson
6-1 G, Clackamas (Oregon)
7, Addison Deal
6-0 G, Mater Dei (California)
15, Alexandra Eschmeyer
6-5 F, Peak to Peak Charter (Colorado)
23, Grace Knox
6-2 F, Etiwanda (California)
24, Ayla McDowell
6-2 F, Cypress Springs (Texas)
3, Brynn McGaughy
6-2 F, Central Valley (Washington)
25, Aliyahna "Puff" Morris
5-5 G, Etiwanda (California)
5, Emilee Skinner
6-0 G, Ridgeline (Utah)
4, Jordan Speiser
6-1 G, Lutheran (Missouri
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