LeBron, who was honored as Cleveland's high school athlete of the year in 2003, ended up returning the jerseys after the OHSAA ruled him ineligible for a season. The OHSAA prohibited high school amateur athletes like LeBron from capitalizing on their fame and accepting money or gifts of monetary value.

This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. CLEVELAND, Ohio — It’s safe to say Cavaliers superstar LeBron James knows a thing or two about ...

LeBron James has been busy off the court since the Los Angeles Lakers failed to make the postseason this year. He enjoyed a vacation to the Maldives with his family in April, engaged in a Twitter Q&A with his followers a few weeks ago and saw his son ...

St. Vincent–St. Mary High School knew what they gave to the basketball world. Yet, nothing could’ve prepared us for the 18-year-old prodigy who debuted on Oct 29, 2003.

Before Los Angeles Lakers prep-to-pro legend LeBron James or oft-injured New Orleans Pelicans All-Star Zion Williamson began building their brands through both traditional media platforms and social media (especially Williamson), there were some other very ...

AKRON, Ohio -- A sweat-stained jersey LeBron James wore while playing Ohio high school basketball and during his first Sports Illustrated magazine cover shoot as a teenager in 2002 is being auctioned. The online auction listing says the gold mesh jersey ...

The jersey was sold by Julien's Auctions at a special event in Hong Kong READ MORE: LeBron James likens himself to Caitlin Clark after playoff loss A basketball jersey worn by a high-school-aged LeBron James has reportedly broken records after being sold ...