LeBron James Trivia at the End of The High School LeBron

Most avid basketball fans know who LeBron James is. But if you don't, here's a short resume:

• 3 time NBA champion
• 4 NBA MVP awards
• 3 NBA Finals MVP Awards
• 2 Olympic gold medals

But what a lot of basketball fans do not know about LeBron is his early/high school life and how it sculpted him into the player he is today. This LeBron trivia quiz will test you on this knowledge. Written below is some basic knowledge of LeBron's early life.

LeBron when he was a kid, he had a rough childhood. His mother, Maria James, gave birth to him at 16. James's father was not involved in his life due to his father's criminal records. As a single mother who couldn't find a steady job, she had a hard time supporting herself and LeBron. They often had to move from home to home in Akron. Due to the difficult conditions, James had to live through in his early life, his mother felt it would be best if LeBron lived with someone else living in better conditions. So, Gloria decided Frank Walker should be the one to take care of him. This was the start of a big chapter in LeBron's life as Frank is the man who introduced him to the game of basketball.

Frank got him into basketball in only fifth grade. He later played Amateur Athletic Union (AAU) basketball for the Northeast Ohio Shooting Stars. The team enjoyed success on a local and national level, led by James and his friends Sian Cotton, Dru Joyce III, and Willie McGee. The group dubbed themselves the 'Fab Four' and promised each other that they would attend high school together. In a move that stirred local controversy, they chose to attend St. Vincent-St. Mary High School, a private Catholic school with predominantly white students.

Freshman/Sophomore year

'The King' already started to dominate his freshman year on the Varsity team. He averaged 21 points and 6 rebounds. The team was lead to a record of 27-0. This was the only team ever to finish the season undefeated in Ohio. The following year was no different. As a sophomore, he helped lead his team to an astonishing 26-1 record and another state championship. LeBron was a star. Everyone wanted to see him play. For some home games, the team even had to play at the University of Akron in order to meet the demands of the fans that wanted to watch him. For everything he had accomplished in two short years, he won the title of Ohio Mr. Basketball and selected for the All-USA first team. This was a large accomplishment as he was the first sophomore to be chosen for either.

During his Junior year, he became a national headline. Now, he wasn't just a local celebrity but a well-known basketball player throughout the nation. He appeared on the covers on Slam and Sports Illustrated, which are top of the line sports companies. He was again named Ohio Mr. Basketball and selected for the All-USA first team. He even became the first junior to be named Gatorade National Player of the Year. Unfortunately, his team lost in the Division II Championship game and ended with a 23-4 record. After Junior year, James tried to declare for the NBA draft but they did not let him enter. So he tried to petition the NBA but this did not work. During this time, no one could be drafted until they graduated from high school. The NBA became even stricter regarding NBA draft eligibility by implementing the 'one and done' rule which stated that players had to play at least one year in high school to be eligible.

Junior Year

During his senior year, he ran into a few issues with the Ohio High School Athletic Association (OHSAA). On his 18th birthday, his mother bought LeBron a Hummer H2. She secured a loan from LeBron's future earnings in the NBA in order to afford it. According to OHSAA, any gifts over the price of $100 as a reward for athletic performance is prohibited. But, James was later cleared from this claim since he received this gift from a family member. Later in the season, he was given 2 jerseys with a total worth of $845 from a store in exchange that he would pose for pictures. The association saw this as a violation of their rule and he was stripped from being able to play high school sports. He later appealed the ruling. The penalty was dropped down to a 2 game suspension. The first game back from the suspension, he dropped a career-high 52 points. For the last time, LeBron leads his team to a third state championship.

You will be given 30 seconds to answer each question. There will be a total of 15 questions of LeBron's high school life. These questions will be asking about his school, wife, high school stats, and more!