Top High School Hoops Stars to Showcase Talent at 2026 McDonald's All-American Games

Phoenix to host 48 elite players in annual showcase of future college basketball stars

Mar. 29, 2026 at 10:03pm

The 2026 McDonald's All-American Games will feature 24 of the nation's top high school boys and girls basketball players, giving fans a sneak peek at future college stars. The three-day event in Phoenix includes scrimmages, skills competitions, and the marquee East vs. West games on March 31.

Why it matters

The McDonald's All-American Games have long been a premier showcase for the next generation of college and NBA talent. This year's rosters are stacked with highly touted recruits headed to top programs, making it a must-watch event for basketball fans eager to get an early look at the future stars of the sport.

The details

The boys' and girls' games will feature 24 players each, divided into East and West teams. Notable names on the boys' rosters include Darious and Adonis Ratliff, twin brothers committed to USC, and Tyran Stokes from Rainier Beach High School in Washington. On the girls' side, Kate Harpring of North Carolina and Jerzy Robinson of South Carolina are among the top recruits set to compete.

  • The 2026 McDonald's All-American Games will take place from March 29-31 in Phoenix.
  • The boys' and girls' games will be played on Tuesday, March 31, with the girls' game at 7 p.m. ET and the boys' game at 9 p.m. ET.

The players

Darious Ratliff

A 7-foot twin brother committed to USC, part of the boys' East roster.

Adonis Ratliff

The other 7-foot twin brother committed to USC, also on the boys' East roster.

Tyran Stokes

A forward from Rainier Beach High School in Washington, part of the boys' West roster.

Kate Harpring

The daughter of former NBA player Matt Harpring, committed to North Carolina and on the girls' East roster.

Jerzy Robinson

A recruit headed to South Carolina, part of the girls' West roster.

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What’s next

Fans can tune in to ESPN, ESPN2, and ESPNU to watch the McDonald's All-American Games, with the boys' and girls' games airing live on ESPN on March 31.

The takeaway

The 2026 McDonald's All-American Games will showcase the next generation of college basketball stars, giving fans an early look at the players who could make a big impact on the sport in the years to come. With top recruits from across the country set to compete, this annual showcase remains a must-watch event for any true hoops enthusiast.