Carson Beck's sister Kylie drops 3-word reaction to Hanna Cavinder's Hawaii photo dump on IG

Hanna Cavinder and Carson Beck have captured fans' attention as a rising sports couple. Beck played in Georgia’s thrilling SEC Championship win over the Texas Longhorns. The game ended dramatically, with the Bulldogs securing an overtime victory and a bye in the College Football Playoff.

Beck’s contribution was limited, however, as he suffered an elbow injury just before halftime. He returned briefly to execute the game-winning handoff, helping his team clinch the title.

Cavinder, an integral part of her Miami Hurricanes team, continues to be a source of support for Beck. As her basketball schedule took her to Hawaii for the Maui Classic, Hanna shared a set of stunning photos from Maui, simply captioned "Aloha."

Meanwhile, the series of pictures showcased her relaxed beach fits. The post got a reaction from Beck’s sister, Kylie, who commented:

“You are perfection.”

Carson Beck's sister reacts to Hanna Cavinder's post

The couple's relationship became public over the summer, with rumors starting when Hanna posted a photo of Beck on social media during the Fourth of July weekend. Beck later confirmed their relationship in an ESPN interview before Georgia’s season opener.

Hanna Cavinder and her twin lead the Hurricanes

The trip came at a crucial point in the Hurricanes’ season, as Hanna continued to build on their strong start. She and her twin sister, Haley, helped the Miami Hurricanes secure a 62-56 victory over Pittsburgh, bringing their record to 9-1.

Hanna scored eight points, grabbed five rebounds and provided a game-high six assists, while Haley added significant contributions to the team’s overall performance. The Cavinder twins ended up combining for an impressive 30 points, 16 rebounds and 11 assists during the game. Miami’s defense also stood out, holding Pittsburgh to just 34.5% shooting from the field and 27.3% from three-point range.

The Hurricanes started strong, limiting Pitt to just two field goals in the first quarter and jumping to a commanding 15-6 lead. Their ability to work cohesively as a team, with 16 assists on 24 made field goals, has been a cornerstone of their success.

The Miami Hurricanes are now preparing for the Maui Classic, a key series of games in their non-conference schedule. They are set to face Nevada and Oregon State in Hawaii before returning home for a high-stakes matchup against the 14th-ranked North Carolina Tar Heels on Dec. 29.