Carlos Boozer’s Son, Cameron, Wins Gatorade Player of the Year Award

Carlos Boozer‘s son, Cameron, is off to an incredible begin in the case of following his NBA father’s footsteps … ‘trigger the Florida hoops star simply gained the Gatorade Player of the Year!!

… as a sophomore!!!

The sports activities drink big broke the information on Wednesday … saying the 6’9″, 215-pound ahead is the recipient of the most prestigious highschool hoops honors in the nation — and he is the first from Christopher Columbus H.S.

Miami Heat star Kevin Love — who gained the award in 2007 — stunned Cameron together with his trophy in entrance of his teammates and coaches at the Florida faculty gymnasium.

FYI, Cameron thought he was getting sized for his Class 7A state championship ring … so he was in full shock when the former NBA champ rolled via.

“I couldn’t find a sample ring, but I could find some new hardware — the 2023 Gatorade National Boys Player of the Year,” Love stated whereas handing over the trophy.

Cameron was additional hyped — and so was his father, Carlos — who shared the clip on his Instagram, saying in the caption, “Congratulations @cameron_boozer_12 So Proud Of You!!!”

Carlos has so much to be proud of — Cameron is the #1-ranked participant in the 2025 basketball recruiting class … and averaged 21.1 factors, 11.2 rebounds, 4.2 assists, and a couple of blocks per recreation this previous season.

He led the Explorers to their second-consecutive state title and has obtained presents from high basketball faculties, together with his father’s alma mater, Duke.

Outside of basketball, Cameron is a superb scholar … and presently has a 4.81 GPA.

Of course, Cameron has basketball in his DNA — his father was named McDonald’s All-American, gained the 2011 NCAA championship with the Blue Devils, and had a profitable 13-year profession in the NBA. He performed for the Cavs, Jazz, Bulls and Lakers.

When it involves participant of the 12 months in women basketball, Sierra Canyon High School’s Juju Watkins was named the winner, and the 6’2″ senior guard — who will probably be enjoying at USC this fall — was stunned by Candace Parker final week.