"Soaking up all these moments": LeBron James' son Bryce James and AAU teammates vow to make their high school years last

LeBron James' son, Bryce James, is preparing for his final season in high school. The incoming senior at Sierra Canyon High School enjoyed a summer of basketball in Nike EYBL, where he plays for Strive For Greatness.

On Thursday, Bryce James posted the trailer of Uninterrupted's Top Class series which documented his final summer of circuit basketball.

"Soaking up all these moments. 🏀 All new season of Top Class Hoops," the caption read.

In the trailer, James sums up his AAU experience with his teammates, saying:

"Some of us, we're not going to be able to play with each other for a real long time. So, you know, just embracing the moments and stuff, it's always good."

In one of the episodes posted on Monday, Bryce James threw the spotlight on his teammates and their friendship. From 14:36:

"This team's special because, you know, we all know each other very well, James said. "Like, we all play with each other. Like, especially me, Braden, LZT, like we all know each other since, like the first time we ever started like SFG."

"Like we all know how to play with each other. So you know, this team is just special. Cause we all know like what we're capable of. We all know what we can do as a team. Just, yeah."

Bryce James to make big moves in the next few years

Bryce James is set to make important college decisions in the upcoming months. The 2025 class recruit has reportedly received offers from Ohio State and Duquesne. He is expected to be a one-and-done player just like his brother, Bronny James.

With multiple important steps ahead of him in the next couple of years, Bryce was asked about the support he receives from his father.

"You know, he always tells me just go out there and have fun," Bryce said. "Stay aggressive, you know your shots will come to you, even if they’re not falling. Just keep shooting and you’re gonna make it.

"Just knowing, seeing how far he’s come from, seeing that he’s came from a little city. It’s just, the grow up, the build up of where he’s come from is great."

James will be eligible for the 2026 NBA Draft. While his brother will play with their NBA legend father, the chances of Bryce sharing the court with LeBron James are not as great.