IN PICS: Carlos Boozer shares moments from the Boozer Twins' Columbus taking on Cooper Flagg's alma mater, Montverde Academy

By Nishant

Modified Jan 25, 2025 17:18 GMT

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Carlos Boozer couldn’t contain his happiness on Saturday as his sons, Cameron and Cayden Boozer, led Christopher Columbus to an uplifting 79-59 win over Montverde Academy, the alma mater of Cooper Flagg.

The former NBA star shared his excitement through a series of Instagram stories, highlighting the impressive performances of his boys. He kicked things off with a caption on his first story:

“Game Time.”

Later, he added an IG story featuring a post from MaxPreps highlighting the result, which read:

“No.1 Columbus (FL) defeats No.3 Montverde (FL) by 20 points😳🏀."

Cameron delivered an outstanding performance, scoring 25 points and grabbing 14 rebounds. His brother, Cayden, added 13 points, six rebounds and four assists, shooting 6-of-13 from the field. Adding to the team’s dominance, four-star junior Jaxon Richardson, son of former NBA Dunk Champion Jason Richardson, contributed 23 points.

With this victory, Columbus, currently ranked No. 1 in On3’s National High School Boys Basketball Composite Rankings, extended their winning streak to five games, improving to an 18-3 record this season.

Montverde Academy, ranked No. 11, also put up a strong fight with performances from four-star wing Kayden Allen, who scored 19 points, and Creighton signee Hudson Greer, who added 16 points. However, they couldn’t match Columbus’ firepower.

Last Monday, Carlos had another reason to celebrate as Cameron was named Player of the Game at the Hoophall Classic. The Duke signee dropped 31 points in Columbus High School’s 75-65 win over Perry High School.

Carlos Boozer elated over his son's achievements

Carlos Boozer's twins are not only making noise with their on-court performances but also with their off-court ventures. Cameron and Cayden recently inked a multi-year exclusive NIL deal with Leaf Trading Cards.

When the company announced the release of the Boozer twins’ first batch of autographed trading cards on Instagram, Carlos expressed his excitement with four fire emojis.

“🔥🔥🔥🔥.”

The Boozer twins' accomplishments are certainly stacking up. Both have been nominated for the 2025 McDonald’s All-American Game, a prestigious honor in high school basketball, giving yet another reason for their father, Carlos Boozer, to be beaming with joy.

Edited by Krutik Jain