Harvard-Westlake basketball player Nikolas Khamenia and Chatsworth’s Alijah Arenas were announced as McDonald’s All-Americans on Monday afternoon.
The two players will represent the West team in the McDonald’s All-American Games at Barclays Center in Brooklyn on April 1. The games will be shown on ESPN.
Harvard-Westlake’s Nikolas Khamenia looks for a pass as they defeat Notre Dame Jan. 24, 2025.(Photo by Andy Holzman, Contributing Photographer)Forty-eight players across the country were selected as McDonald’s All-Americans with 24 playing on the West team and 24 on the East team. Each was chosen from a list of nominees by some of the nation’s top analysts, prep scouts, media and coaches.
Khamenia, a 6-foot-8 power forward, is a Duke signee who has helped Harvard-Westlake to an overall record of 22-1 and an unbeaten Mission League record of 4-0. The Wolverines are coming off a big win over Notre Dame and have a matchup against Sierra Canyon, which is also unbeaten, on Tuesday.
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Chatsworth’s Alijah Arenas spins up for two points during first quarter action at Crespi High in a non-league game on Friday, Dec. 13, 2024. (Photo by David Crane, Los Angeles Daily News/SCNG)
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