In the blink of an eye, Bronnie James‘ high school basketball career came to a close, with the 2023 McDonald’s All-Star Game marking one of his final acts with an impressive streak.
His senior season with Sierra Canyon (Calif.) had bright spots amid huge expectations, with Broney averaging just over 14 points per game while continuing to progress under the watchful eye of the college world as well as the professional ranks.
The team finished 3rd in a tough mission league with a 23-11 record.
As for where the 4-star recruit will land? It remains a popular topic of speculation, which is only set to escalate when he takes the court for the iconic All-Star Game – where he will wear No. 23 instead of his usual No. 0, a nod to his father. LeBronwho played the game 20 years ago.
Before the curtain, we look back at some of the highlights captured in images from Broni’s high school career…
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