Boys’ basketball: Lonzo Ball shows off his passing skills in McDonald’s All-American game
East forward Jayson Tatum (22) from Chaminade College Preparatory school in St. Louis, shoots against West forward Josh Jackson, left, from Justin-Siena High School/Prolific Prep Academy in Napa, Calif., and West point guard Lonzo Ball from Chino Hills High School during the McDonald’s All-American game in Chicago.
Lonzo Ball of Chino Hills showed off his passing skills in Wednesday’s McDonald’s All-American game in Chicago.
He was making lob passes and pinpoint passes in helping the West defeat the East, 114-107. He had 13 assists, tying the game record. There were nearly 40 dunks in the game.
Josh Jackson from Prolific Prep in Napa and Frank Jackson from Utah Lone Peak were named co-MVPs. Each scored 19 points.
In the girls’ game, Sabrina Ionescu from Orinda Miramonte scored 25 points to help the West defeat the East, 97-88, in overtime.
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