Tuesday was a big night for Stephen Curry — and his girls were there to cheer him on! The point guard proved he’s earned his GOAT reputation when he helped secure the Golden State Warriors’ victory against the Memphis Grizzlies with a three-pointer in the last seconds of the Play-In Tournament game on Tuesday, April 15, according to ESPN. After he helped secure San Francisco’s 121-116 win, his wife, Ayesha Curry, and their eldest daughter, 12-year-old Riley, were seen smiling in the stands, according to video shared by NBC Sports Bay Area & CA. “Let’s go!” Ayesha, 36, shouted in the clip. During the game, her husband scored 37 points, helping the Warriors secure the seventh seed in the Western Conference, according to ESPN. Ayesha and their four kids — daughters Riley, 12, and Ryan, 9, and sons Canon, 6, and Caius, 11 months — are regulars at Stephen’s games. Last summer, the family traveled to Paris to watch Stephen play in the Olympics, where he and other basketball legends like LeBron James and Kevin Durant helped secure gold for Team USA. On Aug. 16, Ayesha posted a series of photos on Instagram of their trip to France. In one picture, she matched her sons by wearing Team USA uniforms and accessorizing with red lipstick. She also included a sweet photo of the boys cuddling with Stephen after he won gold. Canon can be seen wearing his dad's new hardware while the NBA athlete holds baby Caius in his arms, smiling. "We’re so proud of you @stephencurry30 !!! 🏅," Ayesha wrote in her caption. Never miss a story — sign up for PEOPLE's free daily newsletter to stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from celebrity news to compelling human interest stories. In February, the Sweet July founder explained how important it is to prioritize their relationship as a couple, even as they raise their children. "I think for us, our relationship always comes first. Then we're parents," said Ayesha, who married Stephen in 2011. "And that works for us because then you have two happy people raising the kids in the house. So the family sector in our lives always comes first."