Four Georgians chosen as Parade All-Americans

The Parade All-America team for 2015 will be revealed Sunday, and four Georgia high school players are among the group.

The team will appear in Parade magazine, which is an insert into Sunday’s The Atlanta Journal-Constitution.

Two Georgians are on offense and two on defense. They are offensive lineman Mitch Hyatt of North Gwinnett High (committed to Clemson) and Chuma Edoga of McEachern (USC), defensive tackle Trent Thompson of Westover (Georgia) and defensive back A.J. Gray of Washington County (Georgia Tech).

Parade All-American A.J. Gray of Washington County. (Photo by Phil Skinner/For the AJC)

Parade All-American Trent Thompson of Westover. (Photo by Michael Carvell/AJC)

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