Since 1919, the Washington daily newspapers (variously, the Post, Evening Star, Daily News, and Times-Herald) selected the area's top basketball players in what came to be known as the All-Met teams. The tradition was maintained from 1970 through 2025 by the Washington Post; an independent group known as All Metropolitan.com has committed to continuing the selections in the wake of the Post ending sports coverage in January 2026.
Since 1932, 53 Georgetown players have been named to an All-Met team. Below is a list in chronological order of former and current Georgetown players designated on an All-Met team (exclusive of honorable mention selections). (Selections are based on the Post lists unless noted otherwise.)
 Buddy Nau Central 1932,33 |
 Carroll Shore Eastern 1932,33 |
 Bill Burke Central 1933 |
 Tom Nolan Eastern 1933,34 |
 Harry Bassin Eastern 1934 |
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 Francis Daly Tech 1934,35 |
 Jim Larkins Gonzaga 1948,49 [1] |
 Tucker Dunn Gonzaga 1953 [2] |
 Tom McCloskey Gonzaga 1956 |
 Tom Matan Gonzaga 1957[3] |
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 Brian Sheehan St. John's 1957 |
 Don Willis DeMatha 1970 |
 Greg Brooks St. Anthony's 1972 |
 Jonathan Smith St. Anthony's 1972 |
 Merlin Wilson St. Anthony's 1972 |
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 Craig Esherick Springbrook 1974 |
 Al Dutch John Carroll 1975 |
 Craig Shelton Dunbar 1975,76 |
 John Duren Dunbar 1976 |
 Eric Smith Churchill 1978 |
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 Anthony Jones Dunbar 1980,81 |
 Bill Martin McKinley Tech 1981 |
 Michael Jackson South Lakes 1981 |
 Mark Tillmon Gonzaga 1985,86 |
 Sam Jefferson Flint Hill 1986 |
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 John Turner Eleanor Roosevelt 1986 |
 Anthony Tucker McKinley Tech 1987 |
 Michael Tate Oxon Hill 1987,88 |
 Irvin Church Parkdale 1991 |
 Eric Micoud St. John's 1992 |
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 Victor Page McKinley Tech 1993 |
 Dean Berry Episcopal 1994 |
 Daymond Jackson T.C. Williams 1995 |
 Ruben B.-Boumtje John Carroll 1997 |
 RaMell Ross Lake Braddock 1999 |
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 Mike Sweetney Oxon Hill 1998,99,00 |
 Tony Bethel Montrose Christian 2001 |
 Jeff Green Northwestern 2004 |
 Roy Hibbert Georgetown Prep 2004 |
 Jessie Sapp National Christian 2005 |
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 Austin Freeman DeMatha 2005,06,07 |
 Chris Wright St. John's 2005,06,07 |
 Jason Clark O'Connell 2006,07,08 |
 Ryan Dougherty St. Alban's 2007 |
 Jerrelle Benimon Fauquier 2009 |
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 Markel Starks Georgetown Prep 2009,10 |
 Greg Whittington Oakland Mills 2011 |
 Marcus Derrickson Paul VI 2013,14 |
 Greg Malinowski Episcopal 2014 |
 Antwan Walker H.D. Woodson 2016 |
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 Qudus Wahab Flint Hill 2018,19 |
 Jay Heath Wilson 2019 |
 Caleb Williams Sidwell Friends 2024 |
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Sources: 1. The History of Interhigh Basketball, 1919-70 (blog) 2. DCBasketball.com 3. Washington Post All-Met archives Notes: 1. Larkins was named "All-Prep" by the Times-Herald, which maintained separate lists for public and private high schools. 2. Dunn was an All-Met in the Daily News and Evening Star. 3. Matan was an All-Met in the Daily News and Evening Star. |
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