"Tiny & mighty": Haley Cavinder's sister Brandi reacts to her historic feat at the Miami Hurricanes

Haley Cavinder has made waves and made her presence felt in her return to college basketball with the Miami Hurricanes this season. She is often celebrated as one-half of the social media-famous Cavinder Twins. She drove her fans crazy against Virginia Tech on Sunday when she joined the 1,000-rebound club.

The moment that cemented her place among college basketball's elites came in the first quarter when she snatched a defensive rebound off a missed 3-pointer. Despite her performance, the Hurricanes lost 68-64.

Miami celebrated her feat by posting a heartfelt video on Instagram.

"Stacking milestones," Miami wrote in the caption.

Brandi Cavinder Perkins, Haley's sister, joined in, cheering her on by commenting on the post.

"Tiny & mighty!" Brandi commented.

Brandi reacts to Haley's achievement.

Haley's journey to 1,000 rebounds speaks volumes about her hard work and consistency.

During her time at Fresno State, before transferring to Miami, she racked up 718 rebounds. As a key player for the Hurricanes, she has added 286 to her tally. She is averaging 17.9 points and 4.8 assists per game in 15 games this season.

Cavinder put in an impressive performance with 12 points, six rebounds and six assists against Virginia Tech.

While her leadership and quality are undeniable, Miami (11-4, 1-3 Atlantic Coast Conference) has lost three consecutive games. The Hurricanes will visit Syracuse on Sunday.

Hanna Cavinder reacts to Haley Cavinder's snaps from recent games

On Tuesday, Haley Cavinder shared a series of photos from the Hurricanes' recent game. The first three pictures highlighted her skills on the court and highlighted her sneakers as well.

The final picture revealed her heartwarming side as it showcased Haley interacting with a fan.

Her sister, Hanna Cavinder, reacted to her sister's post:

"Your step back is screaming in these."

"U need some Hi-C?"

"No tag is crazy."

Just like always, the Caivnder Twins' bond continues to shine both on and off the court.