Bryce James, the youngest son of LeBron James, is returning to his high school basketball roots after a series of brief stints at different schools.
According to SB Live, Bryce is in the process of transferring back to Sierra Canyon High School, where he played as a sophomore last season alongside his older brother, Bronny.
This move completes a series of transfers, with Bryce moving from Sierra Canyon to Campbell Hall in May, then from Campbell Hall to Notre Dame in August, and now back to Sierra Canyon. This will mark his third transfer in six months.
Reportedly, Bryce unenrolled from Notre Dame and returned his school equipment without having played a single game for the school. He will now return to Sierra Canyon, where he previously averaged 3.8 points per game for the varsity team as a sophomore.
According to SB Live, Bryce was initially ruled ineligible at Notre Dame for half a season due to transfer rules, but will now be immediately eligible to play for Sierra Canyon.
Despite limited high school stats, the 6-foot-4, 165-pound James is considered a four-star recruit in the Class of 2025 by Rivals and has received scholarship offers from Ohio State, Duquesne, and Notre Dame (University). Similar to his brother, Bronny, Bryce also has an NIL deal with Klutch Sports, which has long represented their father, LeBron James.
LeBron has expressed interest in staying in the NBA long enough to play alongside both of his sons, Bryce and Bronny.
