There's a new Mecca of high school basketball, nestled just outside Los Angeles. The back-to-back state champions of Sierra Canyon High School exploded onto the national stage with one of the highest profile classes in history.
While the team narrowly escapes an early test in the season, it's a delicate balance to maintain both school and basketball for America's most famous high school basketball team.
The Sierra Canyon Trailblazers are off to a remarkable start, opening the season with an impressive 14-0 record. Zaire Wade coming off his injury attempts to find his way back mentally and physically into an already stacked lineup.
The grind of the season begins to take its toll on the Trailblazers as the student athletes look to overcome their recent setbacks when the team is dealt another emotional blow as they learn about an NBA icon’s passing.
Following self-doubt and midseason struggles, the players look inwards to refocus and recover from a grueling series of setbacks. Zaire Wade finally finds his rhythm and earns himself a college scholarship.
With their national schedule complete, the team starts their playoff run to their third straight State Championship. While the team rolls through the early rounds, the emergence of coronavirus surfaces in the US.
