Top Class: The Life and Times of the Sierra Canyon Trailblazers - Episode Guide

One year after COVID shortened their season, the Sierra Canyon Trailblazers return to school. As the prepare their run for their third consecutive championship, the Trailblazers face challenges on and off the court.

As Amari Bailey has found his home in Southern California and his place on the Trailblazers, his star continues to rise. The Chicago native is the primary scorer for Sierra Canyon, but tensions rise with with the newfound burden of leadership.

As Andre Chevalier looks for a path forward with the team's star guard, more adversity awaits the Sierra Canyon coach. Chevalier's history, however, is one punctuated with overcoming adversity. As the team begins a stretch of tough games, and a thinning bench, new players will need to step up to keep the Trailblazers unblemished record in tact.

The playoffs are in sight and the Trailblazers look to keep their winning streak alive despite the setbacks they have faced this season. Help comes from an unlikely source in the form of sharp-shooting senior, Ryan Grande. While Grande and Amari Bailey hope to finish the season strong, another player's return is poised to put Sierra Canyon over the top.

The playoffs have arrived as Sierra Canyon looks to repeat as Southern California champions. Coach Chevalier and his team face off against tougher opponents than they have seen all season, including a well-known rival. Dylan Metoyer proves he can drive to more than just the basket. Meanwhile, the triumphant return of another Trailblazer has coaches feeling upbeat about hanging another banner.

After the section championships, Sierra Canyon turn its eyes to the California state tournament. As a star-studded crowd watches, the Trailblazers face a familiar foe with everything on the line.

After their devastating loss to the Etiwanda Eagles in the 2021 CIF Southern Section Semi Finals, the Trailblazers are focused on a new season, new team members and getting championship status back with their first game at The Staples Center in Los Angeles.

With the school year in full swing, Shy and Dylan struggle to maintain good grades and a demanding national game schedule. The first game of the national schedule takes The Trailblazers to Honolulu Hawaii to play in the Iolani Classic.

After weeks of sitting on the sidelines healing an injury, Team Captain Amari Bailey returns to the court just in time for the Trailblazers to head to Springfield, MO for the Bass Pro Classic. The team has adjusted to make due without Amari and adding him back into the line-up changes the dynamic on the court.

The team's graduating seniors are honored at Senior Night, but Shy is recovering from Covid and his readiness is in question. This has been a season plagued by injuries and illnesses for the Trailblazers. They've never had the same line-up twice and as as they buckle in for the CIF play-offs, Coach Chevalier worries that the team is not playing together as a unit.

The play-offs are underway and the Trailblazers know that every game they play could be their last. This is especially significant for the team's graduating seniors, Shy, Amari, Kijani and Evan. With players still out of the line up due to injury, the team looks to sophomore transfer Isaiah Elohim to fill in the gaps.

Amari and Kijani receive McDonald's All American jerseys at a presentation at school. The two seniors reflect on their time at Sierra Canyon as they prepare for what may be their final game of their high school careers. Meanwhile the team helps Coach Sandy celebrate at his baby shower before turning all of their focus toward the championship semi-finals.