“The way he dunk so tuff”: Hoops fans react as Bryce James impresses with LeBron James and Savannah in attendance

Bryce James, the son of LeBron James, dazzled fans during Sierra Canyon's dominant 87-54 victory over Chaminade on Tuesday with a fastbreak dunk. Adding to the moment, his parents, LeBron and Savannah James, were proudly watching from the sidelines.

The young star made his mark with eight points and four rebounds

Photographer Dhan Calo, captured the excitement, sharing a series of snaps featuring Bryce and LeBron on his Instagram handle on Thursday.

"📷 of @_justbryce in their league opener against Chaminade with @mrs_savannahrj and @kingjames watching from the sidelines," Calo captioned the post.

Fans flooded the comments section, celebrating Bryce’s potential and performance.

“The way he dunks so tough,” one fan wrote.

“Yes, faith is greater than my fear! ❤️🔥😍,” another added.

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Others couldn’t hold back their enthusiasm.

“😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍 Living every minute,” one wrote.

“This kid is going to be great,” another posted.

Another commented: “The best!👏👏🙌🙌🔥🔥❤️.”

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Excitement for Bryce’s future also resonated in the comments.

“He's going to ball out with Arizona. Can’t wait to watch him play! Shoutout to the JAMESGANG—I feel like I’m part of it,” one fan expressed.

Bryce James' performance draws praise from father LeBron James

King James watched from the stands as his son, Bryce James, skillfully moved through Chaminade’s defense, scoring baskets and delivering a jaw-dropping fastbreak dunk. On Wednesday, Bleacher Report Hoops shared game highlights, including Bryce’s spectacular dunk.

The NBA legend later re-shared the post on his Instagram story, adding a heartfelt caption to celebrate his son’s performance:

“Turn me up, Bryce😈.”

The 17-year-old shooting guard, who is Arizona's second commitment after signee Dwayne Aristode, is a senior at Sierra Canyon School. Bryce James is averaging 6.3 points, 2.8 rebounds and 1.0 assists per game. While the numbers may not appear extraordinary, he has impressed Arizona coach Tommy Lloyd enough for the Wildcats to secure him.

Sierra Canyon's victory over Chaminade was the sixth straight win at home for the Trailblazers (14-3), who will play the Grayson Rams on Saturday.