It’s been an eventful summer for Golden State Warriors star Stephen Curry as the 2024 Olympic gold medalist has been enjoying his time with his family following the triumph in Paris.
Steph Curry’s wife Ayesha shared a look into their offseason relaxation, taking to Instagram to post photos of her and her family.
“San and Sun vibes ☀️,” Ayesha Curry captioned her post.
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The family enjoyed a day on the boat, with Steph Curry and Ayesha and their kids Riley, Ryan, Cannon and Caius.
Earlier this month, Steph Curry played a crucial role as the starting point guard for Team USA. In six games in Paris, Curry averaged 14.8 points, 2.5 assists and 3.2 rebounds, shooting 50 percent from the field and 48 percent from beyond the arc.
Steph Curry finished the Olympics with two emphatic performances, going for 36 points and nine three-pointers versus Serbia in the Semi-Finals and 24 points with eight three-pointers versus France in the Olympic Final.
Curry won his first Olympic gold medal with Team USA, adding to an already Hall of Fame-caliber resume.
Steph Curry drug tested after Olympic final versus France
After the United States men’s national team took home the gold versus France in the Olympic Final, Steph Curry, Kevin Durant and Anthony Edwards were drug tested, per Edwards.
The trio had little time to celebrate their Olympic win, with Edwards stating:
“We couldn’t celebrate the win in the locker room for real because [Kevin Durant], me and Steph had to take a doping test,” Edwards stated.
Anthony Edwards says Steph Curry got drug tested after the gold medal game in Paris. He also mentioned that he and KD were also tested.
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The trio combined for 47 points in the gold medal game, with Stephen Curry going on a historic fourth-quarter run to help put France away.
In the final three minutes, Steph Curry buried four straight three-point jumpers, giving Team USA a 96-87 lead with under 30 seconds left. After the game, Steph Curry labeled his late-game stretch “special” during postgame interviews.