Archbishop Mitty Senior Earns McDonald's All-American Honors

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McKenna Woliczko, a senior at Archbishop Mitty High School in San Jose, California, was officially named a McDonald's All-American. She received her coveted All-American jersey during a ceremony at her school, cementing the announcement made a month prior.

Why it matters

Being named a McDonald's All-American is one of the highest individual honors a high school basketball player can receive, recognizing their exceptional talent and potential. Woliczko's achievement highlights the strength of the Archbishop Mitty program and the growing reputation of San Jose as a hotbed for elite high school basketball.

The details

Woliczko, a five-star recruit who has committed to play for the University of Iowa, was presented with her McDonald's All-American jersey in front of a capacity crowd at her high school. The ceremony marked the official recognition of her selection to the prestigious all-star team, which features the top high school basketball players in the country.

• Woliczko was announced as a McDonald's All-American a month prior to the jersey ceremony.
• The jersey presentation ceremony took place on Wednesday morning at Archbishop Mitty High School in San Jose.

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What’s next

Woliczko will now prepare to compete in the annual McDonald's All-American Game, which features the top high school basketball players in the country.