Fourteen years of a public basketball life, in order, with the sources attached.
Transferred to Downey Christian School in Orlando after his father began coaching and teaching history there. Started on the middle-school team, scored as many as 91 points in a game, and was moved up to varsity. He was eleven years old, 4′5″ and 70 lb.
He led Downey Christian to a 21–6 record and led the entire state of Florida in assists.
MaxPreps published “Fifth grader starting for Florida varsity team.” A ScoutsFocus highlight reel on YouTube passed 3.5 million views. National coverage followed in Sports Illustrated and The New York Times, then The Ellen DeGeneres Show, Steve Harvey and Good Morning America — plus a half-time performance at an Orlando Magic game.
The Huffington Post's headline. He was averaging 13.6 points and 10.5 assists; his sixth-grade scoring average was 17.0.
The Tampa Bay Times' description. The marketing of his career drew real criticism — several outlets compared his handling to that of a child star. This page records that too, because it is part of the record.
He finished 2014–15 averaging 19.8 points, 10.2 assists and 3.2 steals. The same year, the Born Ready documentary series began on Elite Mixtapes.
At the MiddleSchoolHoopsTV camp, against a top-ranked 2020-class recruit. The highlight passed 13 million views.
3,873 career points, surpassing the Florida prep record set by Teddy Dupay in 1998. The following season he averaged 34.7 points, 7 assists, 5 rebounds and 4 steals, though Downey Christian finished 19–26.
The family reality show launched on the sports network Overtime, running across YouTube, Snapchat, Instagram and Facebook.
Transferred for his senior season to Prodigy Prep, a new Orlando school created by his father, who also served as head coach. Graduated 2020.
Signed with the Bethesda Lion Angels of the NCCAA, Division I West Region. Debut on 24 October against The Master's: scoreless on 0-for-6. Career high of 6 points at Southern Utah on 13 November. Season line: 3.0 points, 2.0 rebounds, 0.7 assists over three games.
Exhibition boxing on Adin Ross's crossover cards. Beat Gio Wise, then headlined Brand Risk 10 in Tennessee on 3 October 2025 — three rounds against the streamer Oblivion, won by unanimous decision.
Returned to Bethesda in a new number. His father Jamie was hired as the school's head women's basketball coach. Statistics for the season are not yet published.
Sources genuinely conflict here. Rather than pick the flattering version, both are printed.