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Bryce James' teammate Bryce Cofield shared an Instagram post on Tuesday, which drew a reaction from the Combs twins.
The post was a carousel of four images featuring the Sierra Canyon star in training, during games and in the changing room.
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In two of the pictures, he was sitting down with his jersey covering his face. The post also had a caption that read:
"Bryce's story 🖤"
In reaction to the post, the Combs twins, who are also enrolled at Sierra Canyon and are cheerleaders for the Trailblazers, commented:
"🫣🫣," to which Cofield responded with the 🖤 emoji.
A number of high school hoopers also reacted with motivational and encouraging comments:
"Let's get it done 12 💙, " fellow Sierra Canyon star Galvin Hightower wrote.
"Story not done yet big bro," Trinity Kwizera wrote.
"Keep going twin," Emmitt Claiborne said.
"Aint even seen the best yet," Bryce's brother Corey Cofield wrote.
"Keep going 12. Yo, it's your time," fellow Sierra Canyon star Kenzo Hounsou wrote.
Bryce Cofield's Sierra Canyon suffered a 60–55 loss against St. John Bosco on Tuesday. The Trailblazers are 22-6 this season and will hope to bounce back when they face Roosevelt on Friday.
"We had no experience before": The Combs Twins on being cheerleaders with the Trailblazers
Being cheerleaders, the Combs twins are a regular fixture at Sierra Canyon games.
Speaking about their journey in an interview with "Rolling Out" in 2022, Jessie Combs said they had no prior experience in cheerleading but ventured into it because they thought it was fun:
"We had no experience before. I just wanted to try it because it was fun. Before this year, when I was in middle school here at Sierra, I saw the other cheerleaders cheering and it looked so much fun, I wanted to try it
Despite the controversies surrounding their father, Sean "Diddy" Combs, the twins have remained upbeat, showing a cheerful presence at games and in public.
