VILLANOVA, Pa. – A pair of future Villanova Wildcats have been selected to the prestigious 2019 McDonald's High School All-American Game. Bryan Antoine (Eatontown, N.J./Ranney School) and Jeremiah Robinson-Earl (Shawnee Mission, Kan./IMG Academy) were both chosen for the contest.
 
Antoine and Robinson-Earl both inked national letters of intent with Villanova in November. Antoine is a 6-4 guard and Robinson-Earl a 6-9 forward.
 
"Bryan Antoine is as dynamic a guard as we have recruited in years," stated Villanova head coach Jay Wrigh ton signing day. "He has a great ability to drive and get to the rim, shoot 3's, defend and rebound."
 
"Jeremiah is an exciting long, mobile basketball player," said Wright. "He can play any position and does so with great intelligence. His Dad (Lester Earl) was an outstanding player and he comes from a wonderful family."
 
This marks the second time a pair of future 'Cats have been selected to the McDonald's All-American Game in one season. The first came exactly a decade ago when Maalik Wayns (Philadelphia, Pa./Roman Catholic High School) and Dominic Cheek (Jersey City, N.J./St. Anthony's High School) were selected for the 2009 contest. (In 2007 Scottie Reynolds and Taylor King both played in the contest but King originally signed with Duke. He later transferred to Villanova).
 
The 2019 McDonald's All-American Game will be held on March 27 in Atlanta.
 
A total of 16 future Wildcats have been selected to the McDonald's All-American Team. The full list is below:
 
1981: Ed Pinckney (Bronx, N.Y./Adlai Stevenson)
 
1982: Harold Pressley (Mystic, Conn./St. Bernard's)
 
1986: Barry Bekkedam (Prescott, Ontario/Archbishop Carroll)
 
1989: Arron Bain (Clifton, Va./ Flint Hill School)
 
1996: Tim Thomas (Paterson, N.J./ Paterson Catholic)
 
2002: Jason Fraser (Amityville, N.Y. /Amityville)
 
2006: Scottie Reynolds (Herndon, Va./ Herndon)
 
2007: Corey Stokes (Bayonne, N.J./St. Benedict's)
 
2007: Taylor King (Huntington Beach, Cal./Mater Dei)
 
2009: Maalik Wayns (Philadelphia, Pa./ Roman Catholic)
 
2009: Dominic Cheek (Jersey City, N.J./St. Anthony's)
 
2010: JayVaughn Pinkston (Brooklyn. N.Y./Bishop Loughlin)
 
2015: Jalen Brunson (Lincolnshire, Ill./Adlai Stevenson)
 
2018: Jahvon Quinerly (Hackensack, N.J./Hudson Catholic)
 
2019: Bryan Antoine (Eatontown, N.J./ Ranney School)
 
2019: Jeremiah Robinson-Earl (Shawnee Mission, Kan./IMG Academy)