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 Team. The tradition has been maintained since 1970 by the Washington Post.
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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