McDonald's All-American Game Roster 2014: Full Rundown of Boys and Girls Teams

Andrew Wiggins has declared for the NBA draft, and Jabari Parker will be making his decision in short order. Both athletes headlined a strong field in last year's McDonald's All-American Game.

This year features a bevy of talent as well.

2014 marks the 37th anniversary for the boys—Magic Johnson was named to the very first team back in 1970—and the 13th anniversary for the girls—Ann Strother was named co-MVP in the girls inaugural match in 2002.

The girls take the floor in Chicago's United Center on Wednesday at 6 p.m. ET (ESPNU), and the boys follow at 8:30 p.m. ET (ESPN).

Be sure to tune in for the action as these future stars participate in the same rite of passage as many of the nation's top players—both past and present.

Let's take a look at the full roster for each team before these young athletes begin to light up the scoreboard.

Boys Roster

Andrew Nelles

Two of high school's most dominating big men face off this year. Jahlil Okafor takes the court for the West, and Cliff Alexander leads the East.

Okafor is joined by Emmanuel Mudiay—one of the nation's top point guards—as well as Kelly Oubre, Stanley Johnson and future Duke teammate Grayson Allen.

Alexander will headline an East squad featuring Tyus Jones—a top prospect at point guard—along with Myles Turner, Justin Jackson, Theo Pinson and future Kentucky Wildcat Karl Towns Jr.

These teams feature the nation's best young talent, and we should be in for a dazzling show.

Player	Position	Grade	School
East
Cliff Alexander	PF	97	Kansas
Myles Turner	C	97	TBD
Tyus Jones	PG	97	Duke
Karl Towns	PF	96	Kentucky
Justin Jackson	SF	96	North Carolina
Justise Winslow	SF	95	Duke
Kevon Looney	PF	96	UCLA
Isaiah Whitehead	SG	95	Seton Hall
D'Angelo Russell	SG	95	Ohio State
Theo Pinson	SF	96	North Carolina
James Blackmon	SG	92	Indiana
Romelo Trimble	PG	88	Maryland
West
Jahlil Okafor	C	97	Duke
Emmanuel Mudiay	PG	97	SMU
Stanley Johnson	SF	96	Arizona
Kelly Oubre	SF	96	Kansas
Trey Lyles	PF	96	Kentucky
Rashad Vaughn	SG	92	UNLV
Joel Berry	PG	94	North Carolina
Devin Booker	SG	93	Kentucky
Grayson Allen	SG	91	Duke
Tyler Ulis	PG	89	Kentucky
Reid Travis	PF	89	Stanford
Thomas Welsh	C	88	UCLA

Girls Roster

Andrew Nelles

The girls teams are in for a battle in the paint, as they boast some of the most athletic centers in the nation.

The 6'4" Jatarie White and the 6'2" Lynee' Belton headline the East, while Alyssa Rice and Chatrice White—two 6'3" centers—lead the West.

Action won't only be found on the inside, as each team features some high-octane guards as well.

Kelsey Mitchell will face off against the West's Jordin Canada in what promises to deliver some fast-paced thrills on the perimeter.

Both teams are deep at each position and will produce some quality basketball on Wednesday.

Name	Pos.	Ht.	School
East
Lynee' Belton	C	6'2"	Duke
Sierra Calhoun	W	6'0"	Duke
Bianca Cuevas	PG	5'6"	South Carolina
Sadie Edwards	G	5'9"	Connecticut
Myisha Hines-Allen	W	6'1"	Louisville
Alexa Middleton	G	5'8"	Tennessee
Kelsey Mitchell	PG	5'8"	Ohio State
Mariya Moore	W	6'0"	Louisville
Shakayla Thomas	W	5'11"	Florida State
Kathryn Westbeld	F	6'2"	Notre Dame
Jatarie White	C	6'4"	South Carolina
A'ja Wilson	F	6'5"	TBD
West
Ariel Atkins	G	5'11"	Texas
Recee' Caldwell	PG	5'8"	UCLA
Jordin Canada	PG	5'6"	UCLA
Mikayla Cowling	W	6'1"	California
Lajahna Drummer	F	6'2"	UCLA
Gabby Green	W	6'1"	California
Brooke McCarty	PG	5'4"	Texas
Jaime Nared	W	6'1"	Tennessee
Alyssa Rice	C	6'3"	Kentucky
Brianna Turner	F	6'3"	Notre Dame
Chatrice White	C	6'3"	Illinois
Gabby Williams	G	5'11"	Connecticut