LeBron James jumped out of his seat after Bronny James got up for a massive alley-oop

• Bronny James, LeBron James' 15-year-old son, jumped up for an alley-oop worthy of being featured on "SportsCenter."
• The Sierra Canyon School freshman cut through the lane and gobbled up an inbounds lob before slamming it down with one hand.
• The elder James jumped out of his seat to celebrate his son's big play in the 83-57 win over Campbell Hall.
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Bronny James is looking more and more like his dad every day.

In the third quarter of Sierra Canyon School's 83-57 win over Campbell Hall on Tuesday in Los Angeles, the 15-year-old son of the NBA superstar LeBron James soared for a huge alley-oop that got his dad out of his seat.

With just under four minutes remaining in the quarter, one of Bronny's teammates took the ball out on the baseline and lobbed a pass toward the hoop for him. The freshman heir to King James' throne gobbled up the pass before slamming it down with his right hand.

The crowd erupted and rose to its feet. And as Bronny raced to the other end of the floor to get back on defense, his parents stood up and smiled courtside.

Here's another angle that showcases Bronny's hops:

After the game, cameras caught the James boys sharing a heartwarming father-son moment. Bronny tried to evade a hug, but James strong-armed him into an embrace.

Bronny and Sierra Canyon will be back in action on Friday against Brentwood, and the elder James and the Los Angeles Lakers will return to the floor that same evening for a matchup with the Portland Trail Blazers.

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