KU hoops signee Bryce Thompson selected to play in 2020 McDonald’s All American game
Kansas basketball signee Bryce Thompson, a 6-foot-4 senior combo guard from Booker T. Washington High School in Tulsa, Oklahoma, was one of 24 high school boys basketball players chosen Thursday to play in the 43rd annual McDonald’s All American Game set for April 1 in Houston.
Thompson, the No. 19-ranked player in the recruiting Class of 2020 according to Rivals.com, is averaging 24.4 points and 5.7 rebounds a game this season.
He made the all tournament team at the Bass Tournament of Champions last week in Springfield, Missouri.
Last season, Thompson led Booker T. Washington High to an Oklahoma Class 6A title. He has scored 1,659 points in 99 games. On Nov. 12, he announced for KU over Oklahoma, Oklahoma State and North Carolina.
Here are the others selected to play in the game: Scottie Barnes, 6-7, Montverde (Florida) Academy; Brandon Boston, 6-6, Sierra Canyon (California) High School; Greg Brown, 6-8, Vandegrift (Texas) High School; Nimari Burnett, 6-3, Prolific Prep (California); Josh Christopher, 6-4, Mayfair (California) High School; Terrence Clarke, 6-6, Brewster Academy (New Hampshire); Sharife Cooper, 6-0, McEachern (Georgia) High School; Cade Cunningham, 6-7, Montverde Academy; R.J. Davis, Archbishop Stepinac (New York) High School; Dawson Garcia, 6-9, Prior Lake (Minnesota) High School; Jalen Green, 6-5, Prolific Prep; Walker Kessler, 6-11, Woodward (Georgia) Academy; Caleb Love, 6-3, Christian Brothers College (Missouri); Evan Mobley, 7-0, Rancho Christian (California) School; Daishen Nix, 6-3, Trinity International (Nevada) School; Jeremy Roach, 6-2, Paul VI Catholic (Virginia) High School; Day’Ron Sharpe, 6-9, Montverde Academy; Jaden Springer, IMG Academy (Florida); D.J. Steward, 6-3, Whitney Young (Illinois) High School; Jalen Suggs, 6-4, Minnehaha (Minnesota) Academy; Isaiah Todd, 6-9, Word of God (North Carolina) Christian Academy; Mark Williams, 7-0, IMG Academy; Ziare Williams, 6-7, Sierra Canyon High School.
