Jersey Proud: 12-year-old Teaneck boy to represent US in United World Games
Cayden Stephens was not only selected for his basketball abilities but also for his academics, leadership and character.
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Feb 23, 2024, 3:28 AM
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7ds agoA 12-year-old boy from Teaneck will be heading overseas for a “Jersey Proud” reason.
Cayden Stephens was selected to represent the United States in the United World Games. It’s an international competition that is like the Olympics for students.
Stephens was not only selected for his basketball abilities but also for his academics, leadership and character.
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