AJ Dybantsa’s star continues to rise.
The BYU commit and consensus No. 1 recruit played alongside his fellow top high school prospects in Tuesday’s McDonald’s All-American Game in Brooklyn, finishing as the contest’s second-leading scorer and helping lead Team West to a 105-92 victory over the East squad.
Dybantsa started at small forward for the West, scoring 17 points on 7 of 12 shooting with five rebounds and an assist.
The only player to score more than Dybantsa was his teammate — and competition for the No. 1 selection in next year’s NBA Draft — Darryn Peterson, who posted 18 points with seven boards and three assists.
Dybantsa left no doubt regarding his status as an acclaimed basketball talent. He showed off a number of impressive dunks, flashed on other scoring plays and proved capable defensively.
AJ Dybantsa gets on the board immediately with a slam! pic.twitter.com/0xPEizN0j1
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AJ Dybantsa on the pick n roll with a nice euro step for the layup. pic.twitter.com/xvWCj8JelK
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AJ Dybantsa with the coast to coast slam! 😮💨🔥 pic.twitter.com/bI39miNaR0
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So smooth.
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AJ Dybantsa with another dunk in the McDonald’s All-American game. pic.twitter.com/4sEBgaZzn3
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