Basketball

Top 10 Girls Basketball Players in the DMV

By DCSportsFan.com

Posted on February 19, 2024

What’s your opinion? Discuss here.

Girls high school basketball in the DC area is as good as it gets – PERIOD. If you don’t think so, what other part of the country gets three McDonald’s All-Americans in one year? This is truly a great time to be a DCSportsFan with the current girls high school basketball scene.

This year particularly, Sidwell Friends was ranked as high as No. 2 in the country and McNamara was ranked as high as No. 5 with three other local high schools ranked in the national polls throughout the year.

For almost all the local high schools this is the best time of the year. Playoffs are here and there is no more ‘we get to play them again’ mentality. It’s win or go home. Seniors, especially, will be missed dearly next year as this group is one of the best in the nation.

So as a farewell to the senior class, we’ve put together a D.C. area team could compete for not only a high school national championship – but a collegiate national championship. This is something that cannot be done anywhere else in the country, so here’s to our DCSportsFan.com High School Girls Basketball Section kickoff!

With the NBA All-Star Game festivities just finishing, who are you selecting for your 2023-2024 DC Girls High School All-Star basketball team? We have picked five starters, five bench players and one coach

Our picks are in (like it or not):

Head Coach

Ron James – Bishop McNamara

Starting Five

PG: Madisen McDaniels ‘24 (Bishop McNamara/South Carolina)

SG: Nyla Brooks ‘25 (Bishop Ireton/Tennessee)

SG: Jordyn Jackson ‘26 (Sidwell Friends/Uncommitted)

PF: Kendall Dudley ‘ 24 (Sidwell Friends/UCLA)

C: Zania Socka-Nguemen ‘24 (Sidwell Friends/UCLA)

Coming Off the Bench

Bench: Kendal Walker ‘ 24 (St. John’s/Maryland)

Bench: Zhen Craft ‘25 (Bishop McNamara/Uncommitted)