Hanna and Haley Cavinder recover from March Madness loss with bikini dance video
Haley and Hanna Cavinder are shaking off their March Madness 2023 ouster.
In a video posted Tuesday on TikTok, the social media sensations and collegiate athletes — whose Miami Hurricanes lost to the now-champion LSU Tigers in the Elite Eight of the NCAA women’s basketball tournament“We luv this dance.” It’s been a wild few weeks for the 22-year-old Cavinder sisters, who were two of the most widely talked about figures of the tournament.
Last month, Haley helped the No. 9 seed Hurricanes close in on a stunning upset over the top-seeded Indiana Hoosiers.Hanna and Haley CavinderAlthough their journey ended before the Final Four, the Cavinders left the tournament with lasting memories and the support of their fans.
As for potential next steps, although Haley has pondered a return to the court, Hanna appears unsure.“[Hanna] might not want to play our fifth year, so that’s the only reason. I just like to hoop so I was like I want to come back for a fifth year. But Hanna is more like, ‘I want to start my life.'”
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