It was a night to remember at Golden 1 Center in Sacramento on Friday night as LeBron James and Kimora Lee Simmons watched their sons capture a state championship victory.

The CIF State Division I title game between Sierra Canyon and Lincoln of Stockton drew one of the largest crowds in years, with 8,396 fans in attendance, eager to witness the next generation of stars.

For LeBron, this was a special moment as he got to watch his youngest son, Bryce James, in action up close. Though LeBron has spent years under the bright lights of the NBA, this time he was courtside not as a player, but as a proud father.

Joined by his wife Savannah and their daughter Zhuri, the James family cheered on Sierra Canyon as they battled to a 58-53 victory. Bryce, a 6-foot-4 shooting guard who recently committed to the University of Arizona, had a slow start, scoring only three points, but celebrated with his teammates as they hoisted the championship trophy.

Meanwhile, Kimora Lee Simmons also had her moment of pride as she cheered for her son, Kenzo Lee Hounsou, who was playing in his first state championship as a freshman for Sierra Canyon.

Overwhelmed with joy, she took to social media, writing, “State Champs! Great job @sierracanyonboysbasketball and @kenzoklh! I’m so proud of you! Hard work pays off! Esp you Kenzo! This is your 1st ring AND as a Freshman!”

For the James family, this was the end of an era on the high school basketball scene—at least for now.

With Bryce heading to Arizona, the dream of another James in the NBA inches closer.

LeBron has already made history playing alongside his eldest son, Bronny. Could Bryce be next? If LeBron extends his career, fans might witness another historic moment—a father sharing the court with both of his sons.