Report: LeBron James Jr. to Join Zaire Wade at Sierra Canyon High School

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LeBron James made a decision for his family when he decided to play for the Los Angeles Lakers last summer after spending four years with the Cleveland Cavaliers.

This time, the four-time MVP is making a basketball decision for his sons.

According to a report from Tania Ganguli of the Los Angeles Times, LeBron James Jr., who is known by everyone as “Bronny,” and his brother Bryce are leaving Santa Monica Crossroads and will be enrolling Chatsworth Sierra Canyon next school year.

The report adds that the elder James and his wife Savannah decided that moving to Sierra Canyon is a decision to ensure a better basketball future for both their sons.

Joining James Jr. will be Dwyane Wade’s son Zaire, who will be a senior if he transfers to the same school next season.

Last season, Sierra Canyon’s boys basketball team won the CIF State Open Division championship on the strength of a talented crop of players.

Hall-of-Fame forward Scottie Pippen’s son Scotty Jr., retired NBA veteran Kenyon Martin’s son K.J., and sports agent Jerome Stanley’s son Cassius, all played for the school last season. They are graduating and will be going to college next season.

Bronny will be in ninth grade when he enters Sierra Canyon.

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Omar is a former staff writer with the King James Gospel. He is a Cavaliers fan who has followed the team from the Mark Price-led 1980s team to the LeBron era. Omar applauded the King's return to the Land and celebrated the team's first championship in 2016. He has pledged to defend the Land every chance he gets.