Breanna Stewart expresses pride as hoopers from her Stewie 30 camp get selected for the McDonald's All-American Game

Breanna Stewart established the Stewie 30 Elite Camp to hone the talents of the country's top 30 female sophomore and junior high school basketball players. The New York Liberty star took to Instagram on Monday to express her pride and joy as some of the hoopers from last year's camp got selected for the McDonald's All-American Game.

Stewart shared the list of players who made it to the prestigious event on her Instagram story. Emilee Skinner, Sienna Betts, and Grace Knox were among the Stewie 30 alum who became McDonald's All-Americans. She included a message with the image, writing:

"Lot of Stewie 30 alum on here!!!"

Breanna Stewart shared the list of players who made it to the 2025 McDonald's All-American Games, some of whom were Stewie 30 alum, on her Instagram story. Source: Instagram/@breannastewart30

Skinner plays for Ridgeline High School in Utah and will join the Duke Blue Devils for their 2025 freshman class. Betts plays for Grandview High School in Colorado and has already signed for the UCLA Bruins. Knox plays for Etiwanda High School in California and will be part of the LSU Tigers' Class of 2025.

Skinner, Betts, and Knox will be playing for the West team under coach Sheryl Krmpotich of Bishop Gorman High School. They will team up for the event on April 1 at Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York.

Breanna Stewart shares her knowledge and expertise in Stewie 30 camp

Breanna Stewart brought the best high school players in the country to Brooklyn for the inaugural Stewie 30 Elite Camp, which lasted from March 21 to 23. It was a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for the girls, who enjoyed an all-expenses paid trip to the Big Apple with their plus-ones.

Breanna Stewart (#30) of the New York Liberty dribbles the ball against the Minnesota Lynx at Barclays Center on September 15, 2024, in New York City. Photo: Getty

The first batch of Stewie 30 Elite campers participated in on-court training sessions and off-court workshops during the two-day camp. Among the experts who helped conduct the on-court sessions were Susan Borchardt, Brook Bergdahl, and Stewart herself. The former UConn Huskies star demonstrated a 90-minute pro-style workout, with the girls asking questions after her training session.

Emilie Skinner, Sienna Betts, and Grace Knox undoubtedly benefited from that experience, with the trio returning to Brooklyn for the McDonald's All-American Game. Stewart once participated in that event, which pits the best high school basketball graduates in the United States and Canada in an East vs. West format.