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Sienna Betts scores 16 points leading West over East 104-82 at McDonald's All-American game
Sienna Betts scores 16 points leading West over East 104-82 at McDonald's All-American game

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time02-04-2025

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Sienna Betts scores 16 points leading West over East 104-82 at McDonald's All-American game

NEW YORK (AP) — Sienna Betts scored 16 points as the UCLA commit led the West to a 104-82 win over the East on Tuesday night in the McDonald's All-American girls game at Barclays Center. Betts, the younger sister of UCLA All-American Lauren Betts, finished with MVP honors, grabbing seven rebounds and handing out two assists. Breanna Stewart, whose WNBA's New York Liberty also play at the Barclays Center, presented Betts with an award after the win. Other WNBA stars on hand included Rickea Jackson of the Los Angeles Sparks, DiJonai Carrington of Connecticut and Courtney Williams at courtside. Advertisement The West roster also featured guard Aaliyah Chavez, the top girls' prospect in the nation according to 247Sports. Chavez is committed to Oklahoma. The East squad featured a trio of Tennessee signees led by guard Mia Pauldo, forward Deniya Prawl and guard Jaida Civil. Pauldo had nine points, seven assists and three rebounds for the East. Stanford also had three commitments in the game with guard Hailee Swain and forward Lara Somfai of IMG Academy playing for the East and forward Alexandra Eschmeyer with Betts on the West roster. Texas and South Carolina, both Final Four-bound, had its representatives. Forwards Ayla McDowell and Agot Makeer both are headed to join coach Dawn Staley with the Gamecocks, while guard Aaliyah Crump was the lone McDonald's All-American heading to Texas. ___ AP sports:

Superstar Spotlight: Sienna Betts, basketball star who will join sister Lauren at UCLA
Superstar Spotlight: Sienna Betts, basketball star who will join sister Lauren at UCLA

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time01-03-2025

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Superstar Spotlight: Sienna Betts, basketball star who will join sister Lauren at UCLA

At 6-foot-4, Sienna Betts has the size of a women's college basketball star. She gets it from her dad. Betts is the No. 2 ranked player on the USA TODAY 25 in '25 Girls Basketball Recruiting rankings, and is committed to UCLA for next season. She grew up in Spain with her 7-foot-1 father, Andrew Betts, who played professionally there after starring at Long Beach State. COLORADO HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS BASKETBALL'S ALL-TIME REBOUNDER ‼️Sienna Betts brought down her eighth rebound of the game to get number 1,337 of her careerWatch the moment here:@aurorasports @CCSDATHACT1 @COHoops5280 @PGHColorado @coloradopreps @Grandview_HS @Grandview_TV @CHSAA — Grandview Athletics (@ghswolvessports) February 6, 2025 Sienna Betts will join her sister, Lauren, at UCLA. Lauren was a McDonald's All-American who played a year at Stanford before transferring. UCLA is currently ranked No. 2 in the country behind Texas. Sienna was also named a McDonald's All-American a few weeks ago and is expected to add more size and flexibility to the Bruins lineup next season. That's because while she is an amazing rebounder -- in fact, she is the Colorado high school career record holder -- her shooting range also extends to the 3-point line and she can knock down a shot when left open. UCLA will continue to be a team to watch while either or both of the Betts girls are on the roster. This article originally appeared on USA TODAY High School Sports Wire: Meet Sienna Betts, basketball star who will join sister Lauren at UCLA

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