The GlaxoSmithKline Invitational announced its 16-team boys basketball field today.

The 16 teams will be divided into two eight-team brackets.

No. 2-ranked Quincy Miller of High Point Westchester is scheduled to play in the GSK Invitational in December.

The GlaxoSmithKline Holiday Invitational is expanding its girls field from four teams to eight.

Team commitments may change between now and the tipoff of the
GlaxoSmithKline Invitational in December, but the field looks stacked
again this year.

Kinston's Reggie Bullock averaged 27 points and 12 rebounds in the GSK

GSK has field filled with players committed to ACC schools

The all-tournament teams from the GSK were:

Summit Hospitality bracket: Lorenzo Brown (Centennial, MVP), Ryan Kelly (Ravenscroft,  MOP), Luke Davis (Ravenscroft), Nolan Dennis (Richland, Texas), Weston Murphy (Apex), Josh Ogden, (Father Henry, Canada), Stan Okoye (Knightdale), Adrian Rodgers (Centenial, Ga.), Earnest Ross, (Panther Creek) and Melvin Tabb (Enloe)

Shavlik Randolph bracket: Maqson Plumlee (Christ School, MVP), John Wall (Word of God, MOP), Tashawn Mabry (Rocky Mount), Akeem Richmond (Southern Lee), Tom Tankelwicz (Middle Creek), Garrius Adams (Middle Creek), Tyreak Johnson (St. Raymond), Reggie Bullock (Kinston), Lakeem Jackson (Christ School), C.J. Leslie (Word of God).

Girls bracket: Brittany Morris ( Broughton, MVP), Asia Williams (Hillside, MOP), Erin Bratcher (Ravenscroft), Lindsay Cowher (Ravenscroft), Shala Hodges (Enloe), Amber Nichols (Broughton).

Word of God, Enloe and Kinston are expected back

Arden (N.C.) Christ School remained undefeated by beating Raleigh Word of God 76-73 in the finals of the GlaxoSmithKline Invitational on Tuesday night at Broughton.