Stephen Curry’s Godsister Follows in Angel Reese’s Footsteps, Leaving the 2x MVP’s Clan Beyond Exhilarated

After things went sideways for Stephen Curry last week, he and his family recently had a moment to cherish. The Golden State Warriors superstar fell on unfamiliar ground after the Warriors’ early playoffs exit, as he has never lost a playoffs series before the Finals. Other members of the Curry family have also consistently contributed to the hoops community over the last two generations, and they now have an additional member joining in on the legacy. Just days after NCAA Champion Angel Reese made a massive announcement about her debut, Curry’s god-sister is also following in her footsteps.

It started with Dell Curry, who stamped his authority on the biggest basketball league in the country. Following him, Steph and Seth are currently holding up the torch of their father’s legacy high and bright. Moreover, mother Sonya and sister Sydel Curry played volleyball during their college years. Curry’s godsister has now taken up the baton too.

Stephen Curry’s god sister makes a massive stride in the hoops-world

Stephen Curry’s god sister Cameron Brink has already proved her balling prowess during her college time and currently, she rises up to don the national jersey. Brink represented the University and South California and made a mark for her blocking skills. Moreover, the 2x NBA MVP visited the 6’4” rising star’s college games several times. However, on this occasion, she made the Curry family proud with her recent achievement. 

The USA women’s basketball 3×3 team announced Brink as one of the four members of the squad for the 2023 FIBA 3×3 AmeriCup in Vienna, Austria. 

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In response to the feat, Sonya and Sydel took to their Instagram stories and cherished the 21-year-old rising star’s achievement. Incidentally, Angel Reese’s inclusion in the USA women’s basketball team for the upcoming World Cup has created a buzz around the tournament. 

Angel Reese makes a powerful statement after her national selection

Everything that Reese has touched after her NCAA glory has been turning into gold. Apart from signing lucrative brand deals and featuring in interviews, the star got her maiden call from the national side. The USA women’s basketball team announced her name for the upcoming World Cup. Following the announcement, she said, “I WILL NOT BE DENIED! Super excited to represent my country! LET’S GO USA.” 

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What do you make of the Curry family’s recent addition to the sports world? Will Cameron Brink continue the Curry family’s legacy? Let us know in the comments below!