MaxPreps_National_Basketball_Player_of_the_Year_awards

MaxPreps National Basketball Player of the Year
MaxPreps National Basketball Player of the Year
	Greg Oden earned MaxPreps National Player of the Year honors in 2006, the first year the award was presented
Awarded for	High school basketball's top male and female player.
Presented by	MaxPreps
First awarded	2006
Currently held by	Chet Holmgren (Boys), Raven Johnson (Girls)

MaxPreps National Basketball Player of the Year awards

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At the end of each season since 2006, MaxPreps has recognized the top high school basketball players in the United States with MaxPreps National Player of the Year honors going to the top male and female performers. In addition to the overall players of the year, the website recognizes top players from each class by naming a MaxPreps National Junior of the Year, Sophomore of the Year, and Freshman of the Year. The awards are typically announced in early April.

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Many of the players recognized have gone on to standout college and NBA careers, including LaMelo Ball, Lonzo Ball, Paolo Banchero, Kevin Love, Michael Porter Jr., Austin Rivers, Ben Simmons, Jayson Tatum and Zion Williamson.

WNBA stars Skylar Diggins, Sabrina Ionescu, Maya Moore, Chiney Ogwumike, Nneka Ogwumike, Breanna Stewart and A'ja Wilson are among the female selections.

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Divens, Jordan (April 11, 2019). "MaxPreps 2018-19 High School Boys Basketball All-American Team". MaxPreps. Retrieved August 24, 2019.

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Stephens, Mitch (April 13, 2022). "High school girls basketball: JuJu Watkins named 2021–22 MaxPreps National Player of the Year". MaxPreps. Retrieved September 10, 2022.

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Divens, Jordan (April 19, 2019). "2018-19 MaxPreps Boys Basketball Freshman All-American Team". MaxPreps. Retrieved August 24, 2019.

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Divens, Jordan (April 18, 2019). "2018-19 MaxPreps Boys Basketball Sophomore All-American Team". MaxPreps. Retrieved August 24, 2019.

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Divens, Jordan (April 17, 2019). "2018-19 MaxPreps Boys Basketball Junior All-American Team". MaxPreps. Retrieved August 24, 2019.

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Year	Player	High school	Hometown	Height	Position	College
2006	Greg Oden	Lawrence North	Indianapolis, IN	7–0	C	Ohio State
2007	Kevin Love	Lake Oswego	Lake Oswego, OR	6–10	C	UCLA
2008	Brandon Jennings	Oak Hill Academy	Compton, CA	6–2	PG	—
2009	Derrick Favors	South Atlanta	Atlanta, GA	6–9	PF	Georgia Tech
2010	Harrison Barnes	Ames	Ames, IA	6–7	SF	North Carolina
2011	Austin Rivers	Winter Park	Winter Park, FL	6–4	SG	Duke
2012	Kyle Anderson	St. Anthony	Jersey City, NJ	6–7	SF	UCLA
2013	Jabari Parker	Simeon Career Academy	Chicago, IL	6–8	SF	Duke
2014	Stanley Johnson	Mater Dei	Santa Ana, CA	6–6	SF	Arizona
2015	Ben Simmons	Montverde Academy	Melbourne, Australia	6–8	PF	LSU
2016	Lonzo Ball	Chino Hills	Chino Hills, CA	6–6	PG	UCLA
2017	Michael Porter Jr.	Nathan Hale	Seattle, WA	6–9	SF	Missouri
2018	R.J. Barrett	Montverde Academy	Mississauga, ON, Canada	6–7	SF	Duke
2019	Sharife Cooper	McEachern	Powder Springs, GA	6–0	PG	Auburn
2020	Cade Cunningham	Montverde Academy	Arlington, TX	6–7	PG	Oklahoma State
2021	Chet Holmgren	Minnehaha Academy	Minneapolis, MN	7–0	PF/C	Gonzaga
2022	Dariq Whitehead	Montverde Academy	Newark, NJ	6–7	SF	Duke

Year	Player	High School	Hometown	Height	Position	College
2006	Jacki Gemelos^[2]	St. Mary's	Stockton, CA	6–0	SG	USC
2007	Maya Moore	Collins Hill	Suwanee, GA	6–0	SF	UConn
2008	Nneka Ogwumike	Cy-Fair	Cypress, TX	6–2	PF	Stanford
2009	Skyler Diggins	South Bend Washington	South Bend, IN	5–9	PG	Notre Dame
2010	Chiney Ogwumike	Cy-Fair	Cypress, TX	6–3	PF	Stanford
2011	Kaleena Mosqueda-Lewis	Mater Dei	Santa Ana, CA	5–11	SF	UConn
2012	Breanna Stewart	Cicero-North Syracuse	Cicero, NY	6–4	PF	UConn
2013	Diamond DeShields	Norcross	Norcross, GA	6–1	SG	North Carolina/Tennessee
2014	A'ja Wilson	Heathwood Hall Episcopal	Columbia, SC	6–4	PF	South Carolina
2015	Ali Patberg	Columbus North	Columbus, IN	5–10	G	Notre Dame/Indiana
2016	Sabrina Ionescu	Miramonte	Orinda, CA	5–11	PG	Oregon
2017	Megan Walker	Monacan	Richmond, VA	6–1	F	UConn
2018	Christyn Williams	Central Arkansas Christian	North Little Rock, AR	5–11	PG	UConn
2019	Azzi Fudd	St. John's	Washington, DC	5–11	G	UConn
2020	Paige Bueckers	Hopkins	Minnetonka, MN	5–11	PG	UConn
2021	Raven Johnson	Westlake	Atlanta, GA	5–10	PG	South Carolina
2022	JuJu Watkins
2023	JuJu Watkins (2)

Year	Player	High school	Hometown	Height	Position	College
2010	Aquille Carr	Patterson	Baltimore, MD	5–6	PG	—
2011	Trey Lyles	Arsenal Technical	Indianapolis, IN	6–10	PF	Kentucky
2012	Malik Newman	Callaway	Jackson, MS	6–4	SG	Mississippi State
2013	Harry Giles	Wesleyan Christian Academy	High Point, NC	6–8	PF	Duke
2014	Cody Riley	Sierra Canyon	Chatsworth, CA	6–9	PF	UCLA
2015	Marvin Bagley III	Corona del Sol	Tempe, AZ	6–10	PF	Duke
2016	LaMelo Ball	Chino Hills	Chino Hills, CA	6–5	PG	—
2016	Onyeka Okongwu	Chino Hills	Chino Hills, CA	6–9	C	USC
2017	Kyree Walker	Moreau Catholic	Hayward, CA	6–5	SF	—
2018	Zion Harmon	Adair County	Columbia, KY	5–10	PG	Western Kentucky
2019	Emoni Bates	Lincoln	Ypsilanti, MI	6–8	SF	Memphis
2020	Mikey Williams	San Ysidro	San Diego, CA	6–2	PG	Undecided
2021	Derik Queen	St. Frances Academy	Baltimore, MD	6–8	PF	Undecided

Year	Player	High school	Hometown	Height	Position	College
2010	DaJuan Coleman	Jamesville-DeWitt	DeWitt, NY	6–9	C	Syracuse
2011	Aquille Carr	Patterson	Baltimore, MD	5–6	PG	—
2012	Andrew Wiggins	Huntington Prep	Thornhill, ON, Canada	6–7	SF	Kansas
2013	Malik Newman	Callaway	Jackson, MS	6–4	SG	Mississippi State
2014	Josh Jackson	Consortium	Detroit, MI	6–8	SF	Kansas
2014	Jayson Tatum	Chaminade	Creve Coeur, MO	6–8	SF	Duke
2015	M. J. Walker	Jonesboro	Jonesboro, GA	6–5	SG	Florida State
2016	Romeo Langford	New Albany	New Albany, IN	6–5	SG	Indiana
2017	R.J. Barrett	Montverde Academy	Mississauga, ON, Canada	6–7	SF	Duke
2018	Jalen Green	San Joaquin Memorial	Fresno, CA	6–6	SG	—
2019	Jonathan Kuminga	Our Savior New American	Centereach, NY	6–8	SF	Undecided
2020	Emoni Bates	Lincoln	Ypsilanti, MI	6–9	SF	Memphis
2021	D.J. Wagner	Camden	Camden, NJ	6–3	SG

Year	Player	High school	Hometown	Height	Position	College
2010	Austin Rivers	Winter Park	Winter Park, FL	6–4	SG	Duke
2011	Tony Parker	Miller Grove	Lithonia, GA	6–9	C	UCLA
2012	Jabari Parker	Simeon Career Academy	Chicago, IL	6–8	SF	Duke
2013	Stanley Johnson	Mater Dei	Santa Ana, CA	6–7	SF	Arizona
2014	Ben Simmons	Montverde Academy	Melbourne, Australia	6–8	PF	LSU
2015	Jayson Tatum	Chaminade	Creve Coeur, MO	6–8	SF	Duke
2016	Kevin Knox II	Tampa Catholic	Tampa, FL	6–8	SF	Kentucky
2017	Zion Williamson	Spartanburg Day	Spartanburg, SC	6–8	SF	Duke
2018	Vernon Carey Jr.	University	Fort Lauderdale, FL	6–10	C	Duke
2019	Sharife Cooper*	McEachern	Powder Springs, GA	6–0	PG	Auburn
2020	Paolo Banchero	O'Dea	Seattle, WA	6–9	PF	Duke
2021	Jalen Duren	Montverde Academy	Montverde, FL	6–9	PF	Memphis

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MaxPreps National Basketball Player of the Year awards

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Freshman of the Year

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Sophomore of the Year

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Junior of the Year

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