SoCal basketball star Alijah Arenas, son of former Warrior Gilbert, in serious condition after Cybertruck crash

Alijah Arenas the Los Angeles Daily News boys basketball athlete of the year was seriously injured in a Thursday morning car accident Chatsworth High School boys basketball coach Sam Harris validated Arenas was in the accident Los Angeles Police Department spokeswoman Officer Rosario Cervantes proven that LAPD responded to a van into a fire hydrant and tree at a m and that an -year-old was taken to the hospital The Los Angeles Fire Department also responded to the crash which involved a Tesla Cybertruck in the block of Corbin Avenue in Reseda and endorsed that the solo occupant of the truck was already out of the carriage when firefighters arrived and was in serious condition according to LAFD spokeswoman Margaret Stewart ESPN s Shams Charania was first to account the accident and revealed Arenas had been placed in an induced coma Alijah Arenas is committed to play for USC next season and is the son of former NBA star Gilbert Arenas who played the first two seasons of his career with the Warriors in - Related Articles Prep roundup Foothill rallies to beat No Granada in EBAL baseball clash Prep roundup St Francis beats Gilroy in extra innings Alhambra baseball rolls past Acalanes High school softball rankings April Bay Area News Group top High school baseball rankings April Bay Area News Group Top Poll closed Bay Area News Group girls athlete of the week Alijah Arenas led Chatsworth to back-to-back CIF State SoCal Regional titles Division IV in - and Division II in - The Chancellors made two straight CIF State finals appearances and they reached the City Section Open Division final this year He averaged points rebounds assists and steals per event this season and was the first member in the CIF LA City Section to reach the -point mark doing it in just three seasons He is considered the No recruit in the nation for the class Dan Lovi contributed to this review