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Cavinder Twins Height, Age, Bio, Net Worth, Career & More
Haley and Hanna Cavinder, who are together referred to as the Cavinder Twins are collegiate basketball players who play for the Bulldogs’ women’s basketball team for Fresno State. As of 2022, Cavinder Twins have an estimated net worth of $100,000.
Full Name | Haley and Hanna Cavinder |
Birth Date/ Age | January 13, 2001/ 21 years old |
Birth Place | South Bend, Indiana |
Profession | Collegiate Basketball Players |
Relationship Status | In a Relationship |
Net Worth | $100,000 |
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Early Life
The twins grew up together with a love for the sport of basketball and have had a dream since their childhood to play together in college basketball mentioning it as a non-negotiable. They played for Arizona Elite in their high school where they were very competitive and put out great performances.
Cavinder Twins Net Worth and Career
Though the two received individual offers, it was Fresno State who offered to sign both of them together and noticed the potential that they might have as a duo playing together. Playing in the Mountain West Conference, the two are already showing their class with Haley being the conference player of the year while Hanne being third in the conference in scoring.
The two are also business marketing majors which is why they have also been entrepreneurially savvy with a huge following on TikTok of more than 3.3 million. They started their account during the pandemic and it has exploded since then with the twins posting authentic and engaging content.
Cavinder Twins Height, Weight & Measurements
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The Twins currently stands at a height of 5 feet 7 inches or 170 cm tall and weighs around 58 kg or 128 pounds. Their body measurements are not available at the moment. Likewise their hair color and eye color are both dark browns.
Personal Life
Haley and Hanna are the children of Tom and Katie Cavinder. But, the twins also have three more siblings whose names are Brooke, Brandi, and Natalie. Both of them are in a relationship that they made public in a Youtube video. They did a Boyfriend Q&A where they introduced their boyfriends. Though the video was made back in 2020, hopefully, both of the twins are still in their respective relationships.
Cavinder Twins Net Worth
As of 2022, Cavinder Twins have an estimated net worth of $100,000. The NCAA rule changes seem to be a big game-changer for the Cavinder twins and their net worth as this has enabled them to take advantage of the millions of followers they boast of across different social media platforms.
They have already signed a long-term deal with Boost Mobile which has been covered across several media where they have done interviews such as CBS, ESPN, and CNBC. Furthermore, they have already signed deals with Six Star Pro Nutrition as well. They have even been told to be the top five most marketable players in women’s college basketball. These deals along with their bright basketball careers could mean that the twins might even outearn their College President who takes home around $350k per year.
There are a lot of professional athletes who don’t come close to them in terms of the number of followers, the type of engagement, how great their personalities are, and their connection to fans. Details of those deals were not released, but very soon the twin sisters could be among the highest-paid anywhere on the Fresno State campus in this new era of college athletics.
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