Natalija Marshall spent most of her career at South Bend, Indiana, playing for the Notre Dame Fighting Irish. However, in her final season, she had the opportunity to play for the Miami Hurricanes, where she shared a locker room with the famed Cavinder Twins, who were at the forefront of the NIL revolution and who became more famous as models and influencers than as women’s college basketball players.
It seems she learned a thing or two from the twins. Part of her post-college career has turned into modeling. Marshall’s latest Instagram post shows her in a glamorous photoshoot in New York City with Alejandro Poveda.
Natalija Marshall played 101 games throughout her career, starting at 27 (Mostly at Miami), averaging 5.0 points, 3.2 rebounds, and 0.7 assists per game. Her field goal percentage was 44.6%.
Cavinder Twins Return to the Court For a Brief Las Vegas Tournament
The Cavinder Twins have been away from basketball courts for a while, but will return to face each other at the opening of “The Court of Legends” on April 4-6. The first–of–its–kind, speakeasy–style basketball experience is set to open at the Bellagio in Vegas, and the twins are partnering up with BetMGM for the opening.
The custom-built court will be at the center of BetMGM March Madness activities, and Hanna and Haley Cavinder will face each other in a skills context in the aforementioned dates.
The company’s Chief Marketing Officer, Casey Hurbis, said the following about the event and about partnering up with the Cavinder Twins:
“BetMGM is committed to creating legendary experiences for our players that go beyond the game, and the Court of Legends will be our most ambitious idea yet,” said Casey Hurbis, Chief Marketing Officer, BetMGM. “We’re creating something epic that blends basketball, entertainment and the unmistakable energy of Las Vegas. With their rare ability to connect with fans on and off the court, Haley and Hanna are the perfect partners to bring this concept to life.”
It goes to show the flexibility of the Cavinder Twins, who have perfectly transitioned to a life as influencers and businesswomen following their collegiate careers.
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