Stephon Castle invited to All-Star Dunk Contest; San Antonio student heads to Paris to compete in 2025 NBA Math Hoops Paris Regional Championship

Can the Spurs rookie be the first in franchise history to win the NBA All-Star Dunk Contest?

SAN ANTONIO — According to a report via Chris Haynes, San Antonio Spurs rookie Stephon Castle has been invited to the 2025 NBA All-Star Dunk Contest in San Francisco.

Castle has been throwing down impressive dunks this season. He can explode to the rim, throw down ferocious dunks, and elevate.

This season, one of his best dunks came against the Thunder, which shows why he may win the dunk contest.

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Should he win the dunk contest, Castle will become the first in Spurs history to walk away with the trophy.

SAN ANTONIO STUDENT HEADING TO PARIS FOR NBA MATH HOOPS

The San Antonio Spurs announced that Camila Ramirez, a 6th-grade San Antonio’s Young Women’s Leadership Academy student, will compete in the NBA Math Hoops Paris Regional Championship. 

Camila will represent the Spurs Math Hoops program, presented by Whataburger, in the regional championship hosted by Learn Fresh alongside other French students. Learn Fresh, a non-profit organization that provides STEM programming for NBA Math Hoops, will cover all travel expenses for Camila and her mother to Paris.

“We are incredibly proud to see Camila, a smart and talented San Antonio native, travel internationally to represent our community and compete on a global stage,” said Dr. Kara Allen, Chief People, Impact and Belonging Officer for Spurs Sports & Entertainment in a release. “Her exceptional math skills, passion for learning and caring spirit make Camila an outstanding ambassador for Spurs Math Hoops, the city of San Antonio and our shared goal of fostering a love of learning through sports.”

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