McDonald's All-American Game 2026 Girls Top Performers

See the standouts from the top high school basketball game in the nation

Saniyah Hall (2) celebrates with the player of the game trophy during the McDonalds All American Girls Game at Desert Diamond Arena. | Mark J. Rebilas-Imagn Images

The 2026 McDonald's All-American girls basketball game was a celebration of the top girls high school basketball players around the country. The two teams were divided into East and West, and they had some of the top 24 players representing 17 states.

The East won 91-71 after trailing at halftime 40-39.

The University of Texas and University of Kentucky both have three commitments from players on the rosters.

TOP PERFORMERS

Saniyah Hall, SPIRE Academy (OH)

College: USC

Hall scored 21 points and she grabbed five rebounds. She's a wing who will join a talented USC team in the upcoming season. She supported her status as the top player int he class with MVP honors from the game.

USC commit 5⭐️ Saniyah Hall helped Team East secure the dub, dropping 21pts and 5rebs 🔥 @McDAAG

FINAL: Team East 91 - Team West 71 pic.twitter.com/Pc8qyG1rG2

— SportsCenter NEXT (@SCNext) April 1, 2026

Aaliah Spaight, Bishop Gorman (NV)

College: Texas

Spaight scored 11 points to lead the West with her future Texas teammate Brihanna Crittendon. She is a point guard with a smooth jumper, and she will be a welcome addition to a top Texas program.

Kate Harping, Marist School (GA)

College: North Carolina

Harping scored 14 points despite suffering a shoulder injury in the game. She is an energetic guard who loves to get to the basket, and she showed that throughout the game.

Other Top Scorers

Jordyn Jackson, St, James (VA) - 12 points

Crittendon, Riverdale Ridge (Colo.) - 11 points

Lola Lampley, Lawrence Central (Ind.) - 10 points

Trinity Jones, Naperville Central (Ill.) - 10 points

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2026 McDonald's All-American Game East Roster

Autumn Fleary - Sidwell Friends School (D.C.) | PG | 5-7 | Duke

Saniyah Hall - SPIRE Academy (Ohio) | G | 6-0 | USC

Kate Harpring - Marist School (Ga.) | PG | 5-10 | North Carolina

Jordyn Jackson - Sidwell Friends School (D.C.) | G | 6-1 | Maryland

Olivia Jones - Long Island Lutheran High School (N.Y.) | G | 5-11 | Vanderbilt

Lola Lampley - Lawrence Central High School (Ind.) | F | 6-2 | LSU

Jenica Lewis - Johnston High School (Iowa) | F | 6-2 | Notre Dame

Emily McDonald - Long Island Lutheran High School (N.Y.) | G | 6-0 | Kentucky

Addison Nyemchek - Red Bank Catholic High School (N.J.) | G | 6-1 | Indiana

Savannah Swords - Long Island Lutheran High School (N.Y.) | G | 6-1 | Kentucky

Olivia Vukosa - Christ the King High School (N.Y.) | F | 6-4 | UConn

Lilly Williams - Howell High School (Mich.) | F | 6-5 | Michigan State

2026 McDonald's All-American Game West Roster

Jacy Abii - Legion Preparatory Academy (Texas) | F | 6-2 | Notre Dame

Addison Bjorn - Park Hill South High School (Mo.) | G | 6-2 | Texas

Brihanna Crittendon - Riverdale Ridge High School (Colo.) | F | 6-3 | Texas

Cydnee Bryant - Centennial High School (Calif.) | F | 6-3 | Kansas

Oliviyah Edwards - Elite Sports Academy (Wash.) | F | 6-3 | Tennessee

Bella Flemings - William J. Brennan High School (Texas) | G | 6-0 | Duke

Maddyn Greenway - Providence Academy (Minn.) | PG | 5-8 | Kentucky

Trinity Jones - Naperville Central High School (Ill.) | G | 6-1 | Clemson

Ashlyn Koupal - Wagner Community School (S.D.) | G | 6-2 | Nebraska

Jerzy Robinson - Sierra Canyon High School (Calif.) | G | 6-0 | South Carolina

Aaliah Spaight - Bishop Gorman High School (Nev.) | PG | 5-7 | Texas

McKenna Woliczko - Archbishop Mitty High School (Calif.) | F | 6-2 | Iowa