Which 39 of nation's best high school freshmen, sophomores made USA Basketball's under-16 training camp roster?

Cameron Boozer. Koa Peat. 

Which of the nation's best high school underclassmen will don red, white and blue at the FIBA under-16 Men's Americas Championships in June?

USA Basketball released its list of 39 expected participants Thursday morning for its men's under-16 national team training camp in late May, where a 12-player team will be selected for the international tournament in Merida, Mexico June 5-11.

The selections — 25 freshmen and 14 sophomores — have already asserted themselves among the top high school basketball players in the country as underclassmen.

Players must be U.S. citizens born on or after January 1, 2007 to be eligible. Selections were made by USA Basketball's Men's Developmental National Team Committee led by USA men's team director Sean Ford. 

A notable few of the selections are sons of former NBA players: Alijah Arenas (Gilbert Arenas), Tajh Ariza (Trevor Ariza), Jaxon Richardson (Jason Richardson) and Cameron and Cayden Boozer (Carlos Boozer), as well as Elijah Williams, son of Phoenix Suns coach Monty Williams.

Here's who made the cut:

Class of 2025 (sophomores)

Cameron Boozer, Columbus (Florida), 6-9, forward

Cayden Boozer, Columbus (Florida), 6-3, guard

Akai Fleming, Osborne (Georgia), 6-4, guard

Sam Funches, Germantown (Mississippi), 6-10, center

Jalen Haralson, Fishers (Indiana), 6-7, guard

Isaiah Harwell, Wasatch Academy (Utah), 6-5, guard

Cam Holmes, Millennium (Arizona), 6-5, guard

Caleb Holt, Buckhorn (Alabama), 6-5, guard

JJ Mandaquit, Iolani School (Hawaii), 6-1, guard

Chris Nwuli, Bishop Gorman (Nevada), 6-7, forward

Koa Peat, Perry (Arizona), 6-8, forward

Darryn Peterson, Cuyahoga Valley Christian Academy (Ohio), 6-5, guard

Jayden Quaintance, Word of God (North Carolina), 6-9

Jalen Reece, Oak Ridge (Florida), 5-10, guard

TJ Stuttley, Onalaska (Wisconsin), 6-4, guard

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Class of 2026 (freshmen)

Alijah Arenas, Chatsworth (California), 6-4, guard

Tajh Ariza, St. Bernard (California), 6-5, forward

TreVaun Clark, Wagner (Texas), 6-7, forward

Jason Crowe Jr., Lynnwood (California), 6-1, guard

AJ Dybantsa, St. Sebastian's (Massachusetts), 6-7, forward

Caleb Gaskins, Holy Trinity Episcopal Academy (Florida), 6-7, forward

Emmanuel Green, Cedar Grove (Georgia), 6-6, forward

Jayden Johnson, Trinity (Kentucky), 6-5, guard

Marcus Johnson, Garfield Heights (Ohio), 6-1, point guard

Brandon McCoy, St. John Bosco (California), 6-3, guard

Dylan Mingo, Long Island Lutheran (New York), 6-3, guard

Jalen Montonati, Owasso (Oklahoma), 6-7, forward

Chidi Nwigwe, Bergen Catholic (New Jersey), 6-6, guard

Adam Oumiddoch, Bishop O'Connell (Virginia), 6-5, guard

Trent Perry, Harvard-Westlake (California), 6-4, guard

Jayden Quaintance, Word of God (North Carolina), 6-9, center

Jaxon Richardson, Bishop Gorman (Nevada), 6-5, forward

Deron Rippey Jr., Blair Academy (New Jersey), 6-0, guard

Jordan Smith Jr., Paul VI (Virginia), 6-3, guard

Seven Spurlock, Frisco Memorial (Texas), 6-4, guard

Tyran Stokes, Prolific Prep (California), 6-7, forward

Jaden Toombs, Dynamic Prep (Texas), 6-9, forward

Nigel Walls, St. Francis Episcopal School (Texas), 6-10, forward

Jamison White, Chaminade (Missouri), 6-5, forward

Elijah Williams, Scottsdale Christian Academy (Arizona), 6-6, forward

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Coaches

Head coach

Sharman White, Pace Academy (Georgia)

Assistant coaches

Scott Fitch, Fairport (New York)

Chet Mason

Support staff

Rob Brost, Bolingbrook (Illinois)

Charlie Ward, Florida (Florida)

Dom Amorosa, Strake Jesuit College Prep (Texas)

Tony Irons, Vashon (Missouri)