Pennsylvania-born men's basketball players in 2025 NCAA Tournament March Madness

There are 28 Pennsylvania-natives who will play in 2025 March Madness for teams across the country. Those players are scattered over 17 schools.
Here’s a list of the players to keep an eye on during the 2025 NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament:
American
Matt Mayock, 6-7, forward, Berwyn, The Westtown School
Arkansas
Adou Thiero, 6-8, forward, Pittsburgh, Quaker Valley
Colorado State
Ethan Morton, 6-7, forward, Butler
Florida
Thomas Haugh, 6-9, forward, New Oxford, Perkiomen School
Grand Canyon
Braylon Johnson, 6-7, guard, Moon

Kentucky
Andrew Carr, 6-11, forward, West Chester, West Chester East
Marquette
Al Amdaou, 6-9, forward, Philadelphia, Springside Chesnut Hills Academy/Quakertown/Bishop McDeviitt
Royce Parham, 6-8, forward, Pittsburgh, Western Reserve Academy/North Hills
McNeese State
Quadir Copeland, 6-6, Philadelphia, Gettysburg/IMG Academy
Mississippi State
Deliquan Warren, 6-2, guard, Erie, Our Savrio Lutheran (N.Y.) High School/Keystone Athletic Academy/Cathedral Prep
Mount St. Marys
Elijah Espinosa, 6-9, forward, Etters, Red Land
Patrick Haigh, 6-4, guard, Altoona, Bishop Guilfoyle
Norfolk State
Christian Ings, 6-2, guard, Philadelphia, Neuman Goretti
Ole Miss
Mikeal Brown-Jones, 6-8, forward, Philadelphia, IMG Academy/Girard College
Robert Morris
Tanner O’Grady, 6-0, guard, Pittsburgh, Upper St. Clair
Justice Williams, 6-4, guard, Philadelphia, Roman Catholic
Saint Francis
Blaze Angellotti, 6-4, guard, Julian, Bald Eagle
Ryen Gresko, 5-11, guard, Penn Run, Penns Manor
Daemar Kelly, 6-5, guard, Penn Hills
Chris Moncrief, 6-6, guard, Turtle Creek, Kiski School
Carson Rhodes, 6-3, guard, Hollidaysburg, Hollidaysburg Area
Brendan Scanlon, 5-8, guard, State College, Saint Joseph’s Catholic Academy
Trey Weiand, 6-4, guard, Mechanicsburg, Trinity
UConn
Ahmad Nowell, 6-0, guard, Philadelphia, Imhotep Charter
Vanderbilt
AJ Hoggard, 6-4, guard, Coatesville, Huntingdon Prep
VCU
Jack Clark, 6-10, forward, Cheltenham
Christian Fermin, 6-10, forward, Tobyhanna, Pocono Mountain West
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Josh Rizzo has served as a sports writer for high school and college sports for more than 15 years. Rizzo graduated from Slippery Rock University in 2010 and Penn-Trafford High School in 2007. During his time working at newspapers in Illinois, Missouri, and Pennsylvania, he covered everything from demolition derby to the NCAA women's volleyball tournament. Rizzo was named Sports Writer of the Year by Gatehouse Media Class C in 2011. He also won a first-place award for feature writing from the Missouri Press Association. In Pennsylvania, Rizzo was twice given a second-place award for sports deadline reporting from the Pennsylvania Associated Press Managing Editors. He began contributing to High School On SI in 2025
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