Okay, so today I decided to dig into Bronny James’ high school stats. You know, LeBron’s son? The hype around this kid is unreal, so I wanted to see for myself what the numbers actually looked like.
First, I fired up my computer and got Google ready. My go-to move for this kind of thing is usually just a broad search, so I typed in “Bronny James high school stats.”
My Initial Search and Findings
The search results popped up a bunch of articles and websites. It was a mix of news stories, highlight reels, and some dedicated sports stats sites. Honestly, it was a little overwhelming at first.
I started clicking through a few of the links. Some were just general articles talking about his performance, but I wanted the hard data. You know, points per game, assists, rebounds – the whole nine yards.
Diving Deeper
I spent a good chunk of time just sifting through different websites. It took a little bit of effort, but I finally managed to piece together a decent overview of his stats.
- Points: It looks like he was averaging around 14 points per game in his senior year. Not too shabby, especially considering all the pressure he must have been under.
- Assists: I saw he was dishing out about 5 assists per game. That shows he’s not just a scorer, he can set up his teammates too.
- Rebounds: He was pulling down around 5 rebounds a game as well. That’s a good, solid number for a guard.
Putting It All Together
After I had gathered all this info, I started to get a clearer picture of Bronny’s game. He’s definitely a well-rounded player. He can score, pass, and rebound. It’s clear he’s got a good feel for the game, not just relying on athleticism.
I felt pretty satisfied with what I had found. It definitely took some work, clicking around different websites and comparing numbers, but it was worth it to get a better understanding of Bronny’s high school career. It’ll be really interesting to see how he develops in college and beyond!
