Sierra Canyon has produced many stars, including three-star shooting guard Bryce James, the son of LeBron James. The Arizona signee showed some love to his unstarred and unrated teammate, Jayden Alexander, who announced his commitment to Long Beach State.
Alexander is a part of that Sierra Canyon State Championship team, alongside Bryce James and others. Other notable high school stars who reacted to Alexander's big announcement include the twin daughters of embattled rap mogul Sean "Diddy" Combs, as well as Chris Paul II.
"Hella proud of u shmoneyyy❤️🤞🏾," commented Bryce James.
"OMGGGGGGGG," replied the Combs Twins.
"AHHHHHH," said Chris Paul II.
Jayden Alexander is the son of renowned LA-based radio host Big Boy, who also celebrated his son's commitment in the comments section.
"Hellooooo," commented Jayden Alexander's dad, LA radio personality Big Boy.

Big Boy reposted the same image and wrote a dedicated message to his son, expressing his pride.
"Sooooo proud of you, Jayden. You put in the hard work, made the sacrifices, and had real dedication. Never gave up!!! 🏀❤️🔥," said the LA-based radio star.
Jayden Alexander and Bryce James, playing for the Sierra Canyon Trailblazers in their senior year, helped them to a 27-7 record and the No. 29 overall nationally, according to MaxPreps. While they failed to win the CIF Southern Section Open Division title, they helped the Trailblazers win a CIF Division I State Championship last March.
Bryce James and Jayden Alexander's road to the state championship
It was a tough road to the CIF Division I state title for the Trailblazers. After tough losses to St. John Bosco and Roosevelt in the Southern Section Open Division Championship, Sierra Canyon bounced back big, opening their state championship campaign by dominating Santa Barbara, 78-45.
They overcame JSerra Catholic, escaping with a four-point win, 68-64, before seeing off Redondo Union in a highly anticipated rematch in the regional final, 74-68, as Bryce, Jayden and the Trailblazers booked a ticket to Sacramento for the state final.
Awaiting them in Sacramento was Lincoln High School, which had a bigger contingent of supporters. However, with Bryce's father, NBA legend LeBron James cheering them on, Sierra Canyon escaped with a 58-53 victory to clinch the state championship.