Arizona recruits Mannion, Green named McDonald’s All-Americans

Arizona basketball recruits Nico Mannion and Josh Green will represent the Wildcats in the 2019 McDonald’s All-American Game on March 27 in Atlanta.

Sean Miller’s 2019 recruiting class is currently ranked as the best in the nation with five total commits. Mannion, a 6-foot-3 point guard from Phoenix’s Pinnacle High School, is the top recruit in the state of Arizona and 14th overall in the country, according to 247 Sports’ composite.

Green, a 6-foot-6 Australian who attends IMG Academy in Florida, is the 11th-best player in the class by the composite measure.

Mannion and Green are good friends having played with the West Coast Elite 17U Under Armour All-America roster in 2018.

That duo joins forward Zeke Nnaji (Hopkins, Minn.), guard Terry Armstrong (Scottsdale, Ariz.) and center Christian Koloko (Chatsworth, Calif.) as members of Arizona’s recruiting class.

Here’s a look at the rest of the McDonald’s All-American rosters for 2019.

McDONALD’S ALL-AMERICAN TEAMS

EAST TEAM

Precious Achiuwa – Undecided – No. 9

Cole Anthony – Undecided – No. 3

Armando Bacot – North Carolina – No. 20

Vernon Carey – Duke – No. 2

Anthony Edwards – Undecided – No. 4

Trayce Jackson-Davis – Indiana – No. 16

Josiah James – Tennessee – No. 15

Scottie Lewis – Florida – No. 12

Jaden McDaniels – Undecided – No. 5

Wendell Moore – Duke – No. 24

Isaiah Stewart – Washington – No. 6

Trendon Watford – Undecided – No. 27

WEST TEAM

Bryan Antoine – Villanova – No. 13

Josh Green – Arizona – No. 11

Matthew Hurt – Undecided – No. 7

Tre Mann – Florida – No. 26

Nico Mannion – Arizona – No. 14

Tyrese Maxey – Kentucky – No. 10

Isaiah Mobley – USC – No. 17

Jeremiah Robinson-Earl – Villanova – No. 19

Oscar Tshiebwe – West Virginia – No. 23

Kahlil Whitney – Kentucky – No. 8

Samuell Williamson – Louisville – No. 47

James Wiseman – Memphis – No. 1

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