Orchard Lake St. Mary's star Trey McKenney earned a spot Monday in the 48th McDonald's All American Games, to be played April 1 at Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York. McKenney, who play next season at Michigan, is joined on the East roster by Darius Acuff Jr., a 6-foot-2 guard from IMG Academy in Florida who also starred at Detroit Cass Tech.

Michigan combo-guard signee Trey McKenney has been selected to play in the 2025 McDonald's All-American game on April 1.

McKenney becomes Michigan men's basketball's 24th signee to earn McDonald's All-America status, and the first to do so since former head coach Juwan Howard signed three in the 2021 recruiting class: Caleb Houston, Moussa Diabate and Kobe Bufkin.

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Orchard Lake St. Mary's standout and Michigan signee Trey McKenney hasn't played since sustaining a broken a bone in his palm in a game on Jan. 9.

The 6-foot-4, 200-pound ball handler is the program's first recruit to be selected in the nation's most prestigious high school showcase since 2021 when U-M had a trio of players in Caleb Houstan, Kobe Bufkin and Moussa Diabate.

St. Mary’s has been named to the prestigious McDonald’s All-America team, one of 24 elite prep seniors to make the cut. McKenney is U-M’s first to make the roster since 2021, when Caleb Houstan, Moussa Diabate,