Bryce James won't turn 18 until June, but he's already showing signs that he's maturing as a basketball player. The youngest son of NBA superstar LeBron James,

Bryce James shone for Sierra Canyon in their 60-46 win over Grayson of Georgia at the Hoophall Classic on Saturday and his father LeBron James couldn't be more proud.

Bryce stepped up in a big way. In his final game on Saturday night, he dropped 16 points, nailed four three-pointers, and swiped four steals, earning himself MVP honors for the tournament.

Hailing from Akron, Ohio, LeBron James has been a proud and vocal Ohio State Buckeyes fan. Over the years, LeBron has regularly showed his support for the Buckeyes' athletic programs—most recently for their football team as they've advanced to the College Football Playoff National Championship.

Lakers star LeBron James reacted on social media to his son Bryce James’ debut in the Hoophall Classic this weekend.

D'Lila and Jessie Combs, the twin daughters of Sean "Diddy" Combs, proudly supported their Sierra Canyon School classmate, Bryce Maximus James, during a special senior athlete cele

Bryce James hasn’t played a single minute of college basketball yet. However, he’s been all over the news for the past couple of weeks. That’s what happens when you’re LeBron James’ son. Bronny’s younger brother made the rounds for announcing his surprising commitment to play for the Arizona Wildcats. He made the announcement on New Year’s Day.

Every time Bryce James touched the ball in the first half on Saturday night, the fans in attendance at Blake Arena in Springfield, Massachusetts got loud and on their feet. Not because James was the best basketball player on the court,