In a city filled with stars, Sparks forward Cameron Brink is rapidly becoming a blockbuster name. She’s among the most well-known women’s basketball players on the planet, parlaying Stanford success into a No. 2 selection in the 2024 WNBA Draft.
Brink has gone from strength-to-strength in the months since, garnering plenty of attention – and an appearance in Skims’ latest ad campaign — as she shows off her unicorn-like skillset on the hardwood.
Brink is a star on and off the floor. She’s averaging a league-leading 3.2 swats per contest, emerging as one of basketball’s grandest interior threats while also displaying an innate ability to guard all five positions for stretches. On the other side of the ball, Brink is displaying a surprisingly refined game, too. She’s averaging 10.8 points on 52.8/40.9/90.9 shooting. Brink’s game is furnished with stardust; she employs a wide array of crossovers and spin moves to mystify her opposition markers.
Though she still floats on the periphery of the game at times, the signs are clear: Brink figures to be a pivotal part of Los Angeles, both in the present and the future.
It’s clear that Brink has taken the WNBA by storm in recent weeks. Don’t fear the oncoming gale, however. Brink is currently involved with someone who…
