Jahlil Okafor tops McDonald's West

— -- The rosters for the 37th annual McDonald's All American Game, scheduled for April 2 in Chicago, were announced Wednesday night on ESPNU.

The game will be headlined by the individual matchup between two of the best big men in the country, both of whom call Chicago home, as Jahlil Okafor leads the West and Cliff Alexander headlines the East.

The nation's top two point guards, Tyus Jones and Emmanuel Mudiay, also will be split up, as Jones will join Alexander with the East team and Mudiay will team with Okafor on the West squad.

Also joining Okafor on the West team will be his future Duke teammate Grayson Allen, along with two of the most explosive wing scorers in the country in future Kansas swingman Kelly Oubre and Arizona's incoming five-star prospect Stanley Johnson. Future Kentucky big man Trey Lyles also will suit up with the West.

Joining Alexander and Jones in the East will be the nation's second-ranked prospect, Myles Turner, along with a future Kentucky forward of their own in Karl Towns Jr. The East isn't without plenty of firepower on the wing, either, as a pair of future Tar Heels, Justin Jackson and Theo Pinson, will headline that portion of the lineup.

Justise Winslow also will suit up for the East while Tyler Ulis and Devin Booker will play for the West, giving both Duke and Kentucky four incoming prospects in the field of 24 players. North Carolina is next, with Joel Berry joining Jackson and Pinson.

Below are the complete rosters for both teams:

EAST TEAM

Cliff Alexander, 6-9, PF, Curie High School (Chicago, IL), Signed with Kansas

James Blackmon Jr., 6-2, SG, Marian High School (Marion, IN), Signed with Indiana

Justin Jackson, 6-7, SF, Homeschool Christian (Tomball, TX), Signed with North Carolina

Tyus Jones, 6-1, PG, Apple Valley High School (Apple Valley, MN), Signed with Duke

Kevon Looney, 6-8, PF, Milwaukee Hamilton High School (Milwaukee, WI), Signed with UCLA

Theo Pinson, 6-6, SF, Wesleyan Christian (Greensboro, NC), Signed with North Carolina

D'Angelo Russell, 6-4, SG, Montverde Academy (Louisville, KY), Signed with Ohio State

Karl Towns, Jr., 6-11, C, St. Joseph High School (Metuchen, NJ), Signed with Kentucky

Romelo Trimble, 6-2, PG, O'Connell High School (Upper Marlboro, MD), Signed with Maryland

Myles Turner, 6-11, C, Trinity High School (Bedford, TX), Undecided

Isaiah Whitehead, 6-4, SG, Lincoln High School (Brooklyn, NY), Signed with Seton Hall

Justise Winslow, 6-6, SF, Saint John's High School (Houston, TX), Signed with Duke

WEST TEAM

Grayson Allen, 6-4, SG, Providence School of Jacksonville (Jacksonville, FL), Signed with Duke

Joel Berry, 6-0, PG, Lake Highland Prep (Apopka, FL), Signed with North Carolina

Devin Booker, 6-5, SG, Moss Point High School (Moss Point, MS), Signed with Kentucky

Stanley Johnson, 6-6, SF, Mater Dei High School (Fullerton, CA), Signed with Arizona

Trey Lyles, 6-10, PF, Arsenal Technical (Indianapolis, IN), Signed with Kentucky

Emmanuel Mudiay, 6-5, PG, Prime Prep Academy (Dallas, TX), Signed with SMU

Jahlil Okafor, 6-10, C, Whitney Young Magnet High School (Chicago, IL), Signed with Duke

Kelly Oubre, 6-7, SF, Findlay College Prep (Richmond, TX), Signed with Kansas

Reid Travis, 6-8, PF, De La Salle High School (Minneapolis, MN), Signed with Stanford

Tyler Ulis, 5-9, PG, Marian Catholic High School (Matteson, IL), Signed with Kentucky

Rashad Vaughn, 6-6, SG, Findlay College Prep (Golden Valley, MN), Undecided

Thomas Welsh, 6-11, C, Loyola High School (Los Angeles, CA), Signed with UCLA