Jessie and D’Lila Combs had plenty to celebrate on Friday night as they cheered on Sierra Canyon’s varsity boys’ basketball team from the sidelines.
The 18-year-old twins, daughters of the late Kim Porter and music mogul Sean “Diddy” Combs, played a key role in leading the crowd’s energy as their school secured a 58-53 victory over Lincoln of Stockton in the CIF State Division I title game.
The championship matchup, held in Sacramento, drew an electric crowd of 8,396 fans—one of the largest in years—all eager to witness the next generation of basketball stars shine on the court.
Proud big brother Quincy Brown was on hand and shared a series of snapshots from the event, including a sweet sibling moment with his sisters.
“Congrats to my beautiful sisters and the Sierra Canyon Varsity Boys Basketball Team on winning the State Championships,” he wrote on Instagram, applauding their school’s monumental win.
The twins also posed with Kenzo Lee Hounsou, a freshman on the team and the son of Kimora Lee Simmons and actor Djimon Hounsou, who had a memorable night as he competed in his first state championship.
Kimora couldn’t contain her excitement, celebrating the milestone with an Instagram post: “State Champs! Great job @sierracanyonboysbasketball and @kenzoklh! I’m so proud of you! Hard work pays off! Esp you Kenzo! This is your 1st ring AND as a Freshman!”
NBA legend LeBron James, joined by wife Savannah and daughter Zhuri, also had a courtside view of the action as he watched his youngest son, Bryce James, take the floor.
The 6-foot-4 shooting guard, who recently committed to the University of Arizona, only scored three points, but was all smiles as he celebrated the championship win alongside his teammates.
