Steph Curry’s 12-year-old daughter Riley looks eerily similar to dad dominating sport

Riley Curry is no longer that little girl dancing at games and taking over her dad Stephen Curry’s press conferences.
The daughter of the Golden State Warriors superstar is now 12 years old and almost as tall as her NBA father.
She’s still dancing as seen with mom Ayesha at a game this past season, but no longer as we knew her when she went viral as a little kid.
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Riley Curry breaks out the moves in San Jose! pic.twitter.com/QfNHV74yXh
— NBA (@NBA) October 13, 2018
She’s still mimicking dad’s moves, however. Now with her height, she’s a volleyball player and a good one, too. At the USA Volleyball Girls 10-13 Junior National Championship she let her Steph Curry intensity out that was captured perfectly.
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Yea, we’ve seen that look before form her 37-year-old, four-time NBA champion dad.

Riley looks like she’s going to be another star Curry athlete, and she’s certainly not done growing. Now almost a teenager in July, Riley is one of Steph and Ayesha’s four kids with Ryan, 9, Canon, 6, and baby Cai, now 1.

She may not be the adorable little girl anymore, but Riley Curry is definitely just like her dad as an athlete.

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Matt Ryan is a dedicated sports journalist with over 20 years of experience in digital and linear media. After receiving a Masters in Journalism from USC, he’s worked for Fox Sports, NBC Sports, Yahoo Sports, USA Today Sports Media Group, and Bally Sports, while holding various leadership roles along the way.