By james art 
A former wizard of Washington Gilbert Arenas and Laura GovanHamili Arenas’s daughter can follow her father’s footsteps. With the freshman of Notre Dame, who score strong performances and gathered confessions in the high school, her mother Laura Govan celebrated her last achievement.
Hamili scored his 500th Notre Dame point, which is an impressive milestone for every Hooper. To celebrate his cornerstone, Govan made a post in Instagram history.
“500 points already!”, Gwan writes. “You are a beast mom you continue @Hamileyarenas0.”
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Hamili Arenas’ father, Gilbert Arenas, was a three-time All-Star in the NBA. At the peak of his career, he gathered one of the most fascinating accent tapes, including the jaw drops, strong and acrobatic lining, amazing assists and stopping the heart baskets for clutch.
During his 11-year career, he was an average of 20.7 points, 5.3 assists and 1.6 thefts. He had his best days with Wizards Washington, where he spent seven and a half seasons before being traded on Orlando Magic in December 2010.
Arenas is an average of 25.0 ppg, 5.7 APG and 1.8 SPG in Washington, where he received all three All-Star selections (2005-07). He was also appointed to the third ALL-NBA team twice (2005 and 2006) and the All-Nba second team once (2007).
According to basketball reference, Arenas is the seventh best player in franchise history, with 41.5 wins shares.
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Gilbert Arenas and the two biggest children of Laura Govan make names for themselves in basketball
While Hamili Arenas attracts her attention with a series of impressive performances for Notre Dame, her two bigger brothers and sisters, and Aliya, also make their brands. The greatest daughter of Gilbert Arenas and Laura Govan’s most dear daughter, who has eaten, is in her freshman with Louisville.
He has played 17 matches for the Cardinals this season, getting off the bench in each trip, an average of 4.1 points at 3.8 trials per match and posting firing from 40.0/36.4/83.3%.
She has inserted double figures three times this season. Its first came against Colorado on November 30, where she scored 11 points, followed by the highest 13 points against Gagling on December 12th. Her last two -digit trip came against Wake Forest on January 5th, where 10 points registered.
Aliya, meanwhile, has been marked as a dialing of five stars from 247 sports. She is in his senior year of high school and has received offers from several colleges from Division I. This includes the university that her father visits, the University of Arizona.
Edited by Bhagav