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2 weeks ago |
si.com | Tarek Fattal |MycKena Guerrero |Myckena Guerrero
The best shot of the weekend didn't come from a heated scrimmage. It didn't dazzle the crowd at the McDonald's All-American Games. It didn't come from a 5-star recruit. It didn't come from top prospect AJ Dybantsa, who jumped over Angel Reese in the dunk contest. Mikel Brown Jr. and Aaliyah Chavez were crowned 3-point champions, but they didn't supply the best make of the weekend, either.
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2 weeks ago |
si.com | Tarek Fattal |MycKena Guerrero |Myckena Guerrero
Most of the McDonald's All-American Game experience is about basketball. The competitive scrimmages, the media, the skill competitions, and of course, the game. But the most important part of the weekend for these teenage superstars is the trip to the Ronald McDonald House each year where the athletes spend time with young children dealing with illness.
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3 weeks ago |
si.com | Tarek Fattal |MycKena Guerrero |Myckena Guerrero
There's more to Alijah Arenas than just basketball. Like most superstars — at any level — there is always more to the person than just the sport. The Chatsworth High senior put that simply over the weekend in a 1-on-1 interview with High School On SI's Myckena Guerrero ahead of the 2025 McDonald's All-American game in Brooklyn. "I realize there’s more to life than just basketball and what you can really get out of basketball," Arenas said.
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3 weeks ago |
si.com | Mitch Stephens |MycKena Guerrero |Myckena Guerrero
Media darling. Influencer. Golden child. Celebrity. Super star. Such titles get bandied about more frequently these days. And the age requirement seems to get younger by the reel. Especially around the athletic arena. The latest in high school sports circles is Aaliyah Chavez, an 18-year-old point guard from West Texas who has either caught or caused the media fever by setting ablaze high school basketball gyms that were never considered hoop hotbeds.
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3 weeks ago |
si.com | Mitch Stephens |MycKena Guerrero |Myckena Guerrero
Cameron Boozer is one of the more impressive high school boys basketball players in recent history. The son of former NBA All-Star Cameron Boozer and twin of Cayden, was just named the Morgan Wootten National Player of the Year Sunday at the 2025 McDonald’s All American Games in Brooklyn. He then followed it up with MVP honors for the East Team Tuesday in a 105-92 defeat despite his 16 points and 12 rebounds.
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