The 2023 SLAM Excessive College All-American class is stacked.

As the sport continues to evolve, this group of younger standouts symbolize the longer term forward. From elite guards to versatile small forwards, they’ve caught the eye of prime faculty packages across the nation, in addition to the world.

Meet our 2023 SLAM HS Boys All-Individuals:

Basketball runs in DJ Wagner’s blood. He’s the son of former Memphis one-and-done star and NBA participant Dajuan Wagner, and the grandson of Louisville legend and NBA participant Milt Wagner. Wagner was the NJ Gatorade Participant of the 12 months and is a prime identify within the No. 1 ranked recruiting class at Kentucky

House is the place his coronary heart is. Isaiah Collier is without doubt one of the prime ranked guards in his class and has household roots in Cali: his mom initially lived in Compton and his brother at the moment lives in Los Angeles. The proficient guard is certain to make an announcement at USC.

Justin Edwards has confirmed why he’s a prime recruit together with his shot making, defensive versatility and toughness as a finisher. After main Imhotep to its second consecutive state championship, he’ll carry that successful expertise to Kentucky this fall.

Jared McCain is a straight-up star. Whether or not he’s placing on a scoring clinic on the courtroom or persevering with to construct his model off of it on social media, McCain makes waves it doesn’t matter what he’s doing. Along with his excessive IQ and work ethic, he’ll match proper in at Duke.

Matas Buzelis’ pro-ready sport speaks for itself. The 2022-23 Kansas Excessive College Basketball Participant of the 12 months has determined to bypass faculty and take his abilities to the NBA G-League Ignite subsequent season. He additionally has his sights set on the NBA Draft, however till then, it’s all about dominating.

Meet our 2023 SLAM Excessive College Women All-Individuals

Photograph credit for whole sequence embody Jineen Williams, Jamal Martin, Jon Lopez. Marcus Stevens, Getty Photographs, Matt Odom.