The Top 40 High Schools That Have Produced the Most NBA Players

#3 DeMatha Catholic High School (Hyattsville, Md.) – 18 Players

Also featuring on the NFL side of our sporting achievement list, DeMatha has received two awards as the penultimate high school athletic program in America. Despite being a couple of miles out of Washington, D.C., DeMatha still brings in youngsters throughout the DMV zone.   At least one DeMatha graduate has featured within the NBA throughout forty-eight of fifty seasons, not to mention Adrian Dantley, the Hall of Famer, a present All-Star Victor Oladipo, as well as a recent number one draft choice, Markelle Fultz.

NBA Players Who Attended DeMatha (Years in League)

Johnny Austin (2) Keith Bogans (11) Adrian Branch (4) Kenny Carr (10) Sid Catlett (1) Adrian Dantley (15) Danny Ferry (13) Joseph Forte (2) Markelle Fulz (2) Jerami Grant (5) Jerian Grant (4) Johnny Jones (2) Joe Kennedy (3) Sidney Lowe (4) Jerrod Mustaf (4) Victor Oladipo Hawkeye Whitney (2) Bernie Williams (5)

#4 Brewster Academy (Wolfeboro, N.H.) – 14 Players

The pricy Brewster Academy has hosted fourteen of the twenty-eight NBA players who studied at a high school in New Hampshire. When we say pricy, we mean amongst the most elite in America, with the school’s tuition fees going over sixty-thousand dollars! The fees may be justified, however, with Brewster’s internationally-worthy facilities being a leading attraction for potential enrollers, featuring a 50,000 square-foot sporting center, outdoor and indoor turf fields, a rowing tank, a boathouse, and even a climbing wall! There are 7 performing NBA stars who came out of Brewster, such as Donovan Mitchell, who plays guard for Utah Jazz.

NBA Players Who Attended Brewster Academy (Years in League)

Jeff Adrien (5) Will Barton (7) Jonah Bolden (1) Craig Brackins (2) Semaj Christon (1) Marcus Derrickson (1) Devonte' Graham (1) Mitch McGary (2) Donovan Mitchell (2) Thomas Robinson (5) JaKarr Sampson (3) Xavier Silas (2) Jared Terrell (1) T.J. Warren (5)