The basketball bloodline of former Boston Celtics point guard Rajon Rondo appears to be continuing through his son at an early age. Thirteen-year-old Pierre Rondo Jr. recently made a strong impression in his first high school state tournament, posting 25 points and 7 assists while going up against players as old as 19.
CLNS Media shared a viral video of tournament highlights of the younger Rondo, writing, “13 year old Pierre Rondo Jr. went up against 19 year olds in his first state tournament and dropped 25 points and 7 assists.”
13 year old Pierre Rondo Jr. went up against 19 year olds in his first state tournament and dropped 25 points and 7 assists 😳
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The performance stands out for a player so young facing major size and experience gaps. Rondo Jr. showed poise, court vision and scoring touch that echo his father's championship pedigree from his time with the Celtics. Scouts and fans have taken notice of the Class of 2030 prospect's early promise.
While still in the beginning stages of his development, such a debut in a high-pressure state tournament environment speaks volumes about his future potential.
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