Class of 2018 Syracuse commit, Emily Engstler, named to McDonald’s All-American game
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No current Syracuse player participated in the game in high school.
Emily Engstler, Syracuse’s second-highest recruit in its class of 2018, was named to the McDonald’s All-American game on Tuesday.
The 6-foot-2 wing is the No. 11 recruit in ESPN’s 2018 HoopGurlz recruiting rankings. She attends St. Francis Prep in Fresh Meadows, New York.
Engstler will play on the East squad in the game alongside the game’s tallest player, 6-foot-7 Sedona Prince, the No. 12 recruit committed to Texas.
Syracuse assistant coach Tammi Reiss shouted Engstler out on Twitter.
Congrats on becoming a MCDONALDS ALL- AMERICAN Em!!! #soproud #bigstage#?represent pic.twitter.com/204MgsS0yy
— Tammi Reiss (@TReiss32) January 16, 2018
No player on Syracuse’s roster played in this game in high school.
Also in Syracuse’s 2018 class are No. 10 recruit Kadiatou Sissoko from France, No. 28 guard recruit Kenza Salgues from France and No. 71 point guard recruit Taleah “Noo” Washington from Maryland.
The girls game takes place at 5 p.m. on March 28 at Phillips Arena in Atlanta, Georgia on ESPN2. The boys game takes place afterwards on ESPN and features Syracuse men’s basketball commit Darius Bazley.
Published on January 16, 2018 at 6:45 pm
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