LeBron James has achieved nearly everything possible in the basketball world, but when it comes to his family, nothing brings him more pride than watching his children succeed.

While the NBA world has been busy following LeBron and his eldest son, Bronny James, as they made history sharing an NBA court this season, another member of the James family is making his own headlines.

On Tuesday, LeBron‘s youngest son, Bryce James, added a major accomplishment to his resume, helping Sierra Canyon High School secure the CIF Southern Regional Championship – one of the most prestigious high school basketball titles in California.

Bryce, a 6-foot-6 high school senior, shared the exciting news on Instagram, keeping his message simple yet meaningful. “Thank you God,” he wrote, expressing gratitude for the victory.

LeBron, known for being an ever-present and supportive father, was quick to respond to his son’s success. Reposting Bryce‘s announcement to his own Instagram Story, the NBA legend summed up his excitement with just one word: “AYYYYEEEEEEE.”

Bryce James’ Journey and What Comes Next

Although Bryce scored only three points in Sierra Canyon’s 74-68 victory over Redondo Union, his impact on the game and the team’s journey to the championship cannot be overlooked. Beyond his scoring, Bryce has been a crucial presence on both ends of the floor, contributing as a key defender and rebounder.

The win now sets up a highly anticipated state championship showdown, with Sierra Canyon set to face Stockton Lincoln this Friday at the Golden 1 Center in Sacramento, where they will compete for the state title – the pinnacle of California high school basketball.

Bryce‘s basketball journey has been under the spotlight for some time. Earlier this year, he committed to play for Arizona, one of the top college basketball programs, a decision that drew praise from stars like Kevin Durant and supportive messages from his brother, Bronny.

Despite Bronny and LeBron capturing headlines as the first father-son duo to play in the NBA, Bryce‘s recent triumph shows that he is carving his own path to success. While the Lakers duo has logged limited minutes together this season, totaling about 10 minutes across three games, Bryce has quietly been building his future in the game.

At just 17, Bryce James‘ future is bright. With a strong foundation at Sierra Canyon, a commitment to Arizona, and the full support of one of the greatest players in NBA history, Bryce is on track to make a name for himself beyond the shadow of his famous last name.

As the James family prepares for the state championship game, one thing is clear – LeBron‘s celebration of Bryce‘s accomplishments is heartfelt and proud, proving that for all his professional success, family comes first.