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With the 2024-2025 season done and much of the Class of 2025 graduated, Slam magazine revealed the lineup for the 2025 Slam High School Boys All-American Team on Monday. And three players were considered shoo-ins for five slots among the elite of the elite.
No. 1-ranked AJ Dybantsa, a BYU signee, was one of those shoo-ins. He showed his explosiveness and scoring prowess to carry Utah Prep on his shoulders, even as the team had some woes, especially against another Slam All-American.
That player who defeated Dybantsa multiple times this season was Darryn, who is heading to Kansas in the fall. Peterson is ranked No. 1 by 247Sports, which means AJ is not the consensus No. 1 anymore. The Prolific Prep shooting guard was also the second shoo-in, and he may have had the best individual performance during the season.
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Meanwhile, the third shoo-in may be the most decorated from the Class of 2025: Cameron Boozer (Duke). He was the Gatorade National Player of the Year, a Chipotle National champion, a four-time Florida state champion and a three-time Nike EYBL Peach Jam champion.
As for the other two, they were Darius Acuff Jr. and Nate Ament. Acuff (Arkansas) was considered one of the best point guards in high school, while Ament (Tennessee) has proven to be one of the most improved basketball stars today.
2025 Slam High School Girls All-American Team also revealed
Slam revealed its High-School Girls All-American Team as well as its boys team.
No. 1-ranked Aaliyah Chavez headlined the team, along with No. 2 Sienna Betts and No. 3 Jazzy Davidson. Slam magazine also named Agot Makeer, Grace Knox, and Aaliyah Crump to its All-American team.
Chavez led the Monterey Lady Plainsmen to a Class 5A Division II state championship and consequently won the Gatorade National Player of the Year and the Naismith National Player of the Year awards. She will be heading to Oklahoma in the fall.
Meanwhile, Sienna Betts signed with UCLA, joining her older sister, Lauren, there. As for Jazzy Davidson, she will be going to USC, while Agot Makeer (South Carolina), Aaliyah Crump (Texas) and Knox (LSU) are all bound for the Southeastern Conference.
