In 1984, lebron. James was born in Cleveland, a small city in the United States. After James was born, he lived with his mother at her grandmother's house. It was Grandma's old house. It was in the ghetto. In the United States, especially for black people, bad conditions were the norm.
They often couldn't pay rent, didn't have a stable place to live, and lebron moved 12 times. Until James' mother, Glia, rented a two-bedroom house in Spring Hill Apartments.
When lebron was 9 years old, he often went to play on the youth team under a football team in southern Akan.
He left a very deep impression on coach Walker: "This kid has never played an organized game and knows nothing about regulations, but just say it once and the kid immediately understands that I have never seen such a smart kid."
When lebron was 12 years old, lebron injured his left hand in a game. So his football career is over.
Later, lebron said he played football just to get out of poverty.
Even before that, lebron loved basketball. Walker found lebron and his mother wandering around during a home visit, and it was Walker who convinced Glia to take lebron to his house.
Lebron later said, "I love the Walkers, because without them, I would never be where I am today."
Leblanc joined St. Vincent's in Akron. He started the Santa Maria High School basketball team in his first year.
The team went 27-0 and won the state championship in the final, where lebron scored 25 points, 9 rebounds and 4 assists. For the season, he averaged 18 points and 6 rebounds per game.
In his second season, he led the team to a 26-1 record and won the state championship again by defeating his opponent in the final, and the team was ranked fifth in the Top 25 by USA Today.
James was named to the USA Today All-American first team. This season, lebron is averaging 25.2 points, 7.2 rebounds, 5.8 assists and even more terrifying is 3.8 steals per game.
Since then, lebron in the United States basketball has been out of control, fame.
In his senior year, James led his team to a stunning 26-1 record and was named the virtual American high School Basketball champion by USA Today.
This season, needless to say, it was his third state championship. He finished the season averaging 31.6 points, 9.6 rebounds, 4.6 assists and 3.4 steals per game.
In a game against Rochester High School from Los Angeles, lebron scored 52 points and shot 21 of 35 from the field. Unfortunately, in the summer of 2002, lebron injured his left wrist in an AAU basketball game.
By then, lebron had already appeared on the cover of Sports Illustrated and ESPN The Magazine.
His popularity was so great that his team had to move their practice venue from the school gym to the James Rhodes Arena at the University of Akron.
Lebron was selected to the All-American first team for an unprecedented three times and was also named Ohio State's Mr. Basketball three times. He won MVP honors in the McDonald's All-American High School All-Star Game, the American High School Roundball Classic, and the Jordan High School Charity Game.
Although this was expected, because he played in more than two high school All-Star Games, lebron was automatically disqualified from the NCAA. James scored 2,657 points, 892 rebounds, and 523 assists in his high school career.
At the invitation of the USA Basketball Hall of Fame, St. Vincent-Santa Maria High School sent James' No. 23 jersey to the Basketball Hall of Fame in Massachusetts.
