Chendall Weaver’s Tribute To His Parents: Influence Of His Athletic Genes

Chendall Weaver confesses he “owes a big time” to his parents for passing down their athletic skills to him.

Born on October 12, 2003, the University of Texas basketball star credited both his parents for their athletic genes during an interview with Baseline to Sideline Report.

His mother, Shonda Perkins, is his biggest supporter, often cheering him on from the courtside, while his father, Broderick, has always been absent.

Talking about his mom, the Mansfield, Texas native, is pretty active on social media, especially Instagram.

Scrolling her IG page, one can easily witness the close bond shared between the mother-son duo.

In most of her posts, she has uploaded pictures and videos of attending the basketball player’s match along with his achievements.

 

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The Imogene Gideon Elementary School’s third-grade teacher also proudly flaunts photos wearing Longhorns’ merch.

During the match between the Rangers and the Astros in the League Championship series, the athlete’s mother showcased support for the former, wearing her Rangers t-shirt to school along with her fellow teachers.

Back in 2023, Shonda Perkins posted a beautiful picture of herself getting an autograph from her son Chendall.

As her child’s biggest fan, she proudly wears a Chendall Weaver t-shirt, which her son signed for her.

Shonda never gets tired of praising her son, even for his small achievements. She took no time to share about Chendall’s recent victory as Texas defeated Colorado State 56-44 in the NCAA Tournament first round.

Behind their strong defensive performance, Perkins’ son made a significant impact off the bench, scoring 11 points on 5-of-7 shooting with four rebounds.

Key Takeaways

• Chendall Weaver thanked his parents for his athletic skill
• His father, Broderick’s mention is not available even on the Texas student page
• Insight into his siblings’ life 

The Youngest In The Family

Chendall Weaver, the youngest among his siblings, grew up with two older brothers and a sister. All of his older siblings occasionally appear on his mother’s Instagram.

Compared to Weaver and his older sister, his brothers prefer staying away from the spotlight.

The eldest, Cameron Cosey, was born on January 1, 1995. His mother, Shonda, recently shared multiple pictures celebrating Cosey’s 29th birthday.

Likewise, Weaver’s mother uploaded a sweet post of her middle child, Chandler Carter, wishing for his 27th birthday on December 24, 2023.

Very few fans are aware that Chendall’s sister, Chennedy Carter, is actually his half-sibling. Despite not being the real brothers and sisters, the duo shares a genuine bond, as seen through their mother’s posts.

 

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Interestingly, Chendall and Chennedy share the same passion for sports, and that too for basketball.

Weaver’s sister is a former WNBA star who played three years of collegiate basketball at Texas A&M at a shooting guard position.

At the moment, Chennedy looks to be on a break from basketball as she is not on the Los Angeles Sparks’ roster (signed in 2022).

Furthermore, she has been inactive on her social media for a while. After the July 2023 post, she added a picture with Chendall and wrote a caption: “Welcome back, Holly. America missed you.”

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

What Is Chendall Weaver’s Age?

The son of Shonda Perkins and Broderick, Chendall Weaver (born October 12, 2003), is currently 20-year old.

Which High School Did Chendall Weaver Study In?

Chendall Weaver is a graduate of Mansfield Timberview High School.

Who Is Chendall Weaver’s Sister?

Weaver’s half-sister, Chennedy Carter, is a WNBA player temporarily sidelined by a knee injury.