COLUMBUS – The country’s premier high school basketball event is coming into Ohio, and while no local player will be suiting up in the McDonald’s All-American game, two local coaches will be patrolling the sidelines.

Moeller head coach Carl Kremer is the co-head coach for the boys’ West squad, while Indian Hill head coach Scott Rogers will be co-coaching the girls’ East squad. The girls’ game will tip-off 5:30 p.m. today at the Value City Arena, while the boys contest is slated for a 7:30 p.m. start.

Aside from Rogers, the girls contest will feature Kentucky signee Jennifer O’Neil. The 5-6 guard is from St. Michael Academy in the Bronx and will be an added addition to the Wildcat team that fell to Oklahoma in the Elite Eight. Dayton Chaminade-Julienne star Samarie Walker, who signed to play at the University of Connecticut is also playing the game.

Ohio State signee Jared Sullinger headlines an East team that Kremer will have to “stop”. The 6-9 Sullinger from Columbus Northland will round out his prep career in his hometown. Two undecided players, C.J. Leslie and Josh Selby, have Kentucky amongst their final choices.

The West team has five players – Terrance Jones, Cory Joseph, Brandon Knight, Doron Lamb and Ray McCallum – still undecided on their college choice.