Texas signee Ron Holland named McDonald's All-American
Texas signee Ron Holland has been named to the 2023 McDonald’s All-American Game.
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The five-star and No. 8 ranked prospect in the On3 Consensus was named to the prestigious game on Tuesday, becoming the third Texas signee in two years to be named to the game. Dillon Mitchell and Arterio Morris took part in the 2022 McDonald’s All-American Game.
Holland will take the court in the 46th annual McDonald’s All-American Game in his home state of Texas. The game is scheduled to be played at the Toyota Center March 28 at 8 p.m. central, televised on ESPN.
Holland becomes the 23rd Texas player in the McDonald’s All-American Game
Kris Clack – 1995
Brian Boddicker – 2000
T.J. Ford – 2001
Brad Buckman – 2002
LaMarcus Aldridge – 2004
Daniel Gibson – 2004
Mike Williams – 2004
Kevin Durant – 2006
D.J. Augustin – 2006
Avery Bradley – 2009
Cory Joseph – 2010
Tristian Thompson – 2010
Myck Kabongo – 2011
Cameron Ridley – 2012
Myles Turner – 2014
Jarrett Allen – 2016
Andrew Jones – 2016
Mo Bamba – 2017
Greg Brown – 2020
Dillon Mitchell – 2022
Arterio Morris – 2022
Holland is currently averaging 21.1 points and 9.5 rebounds per game while leading Duncanville to a 21-1 record and a No. 4 national ranking by ESPN.
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The 2023 McDonald’s All-American Rosters
East
Xavier Booker, Indianapolis (IN) Cathedral (Michigan State)
Aaron Bradshaw, Camden (NJ) High (Kentucky)
Matas Buzelis, Bel Aire (KS) Sunrise Chrstian (G-League)
Stephon Castle, Covington (GA) Newton (UConn)
Justin Edwards, Philadelphia (PA) Imhotep (Kentucky)
Kwame Evans, Jr., Montverde (FL) Academy (Oregon)
Aden Holloway, Napa (CA) Prolific Prep (Auburn)
Elmarko Jackson, South Kent (CT) South Kent Academy (Kansas)
Mackenzie Mgbako, New Rochelle (NJ) Roselle Catholic (Duke)
Sean Stewart, Montverde (FL) Academy (Duke)
DJ Wagner, Camden (NJ) High (Kentucky)
Cody Williams, Perry (AZ) High (Colorado)
West
Omaha Biliew, Waukee (IA) Senior (Iowa State)
Isaiah Collier, Marietta (GA) Wheeler (Southern California)
Mookie Cook, Chandler (AZ) AZ Compass (Oregon)
Baye Fall, Denver (CO) Accelerated Prep (Arkansas)
Jeremy Fears, Joliet (IL) Joliet West (Michigan State)
Brandon Garrison, Oklahoma City (OK) Del City (Oklahoma State)
Ron Holland, Duncanville (TX) High (Texas)
Bronny James, Chatsworth (CA) Sierra Canyon
Jared McCain, Corona (CA) Centennial (Duke)
Reed Sheppard, North Laurel (KY) High (Kentucky)
Andrej Stojakovic, Carmichael (CA) Joliet (Stanford)
Ja’Kobe Walter, Branson (MO) Link Academy (Baylor)
