Cameron Brink couldn't wait until the Los Angeles Sparks' season opener to grab everyone's attention.
Brink, the No. 2 pick from the 2024 WNBA Draft, is hoping she'll be healthy for the entire 2026 season. She has only played in 34 games over the past two seasons due to an ACL injury. The Stanford product is averaging 6.1 points, 4.8 rebounds and 1.8 blocks per game when she's available for the Sparks.
Before the start of the 2026 season, Interview Magazine conducted a feature on Brink and the current state of women's basketball.
"It’s still a really young league, and obviously we’re going through our whole battle with the CBA [Collective Bargaining Agreement]," Brink told Interview Magazine. "We’re just trying to get paid what we’re worth."
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Earlier this week, Brink shared a few photos from her feature with Interview Magazine. She posted a few images of her in the jungle while wearing a one-piece swimsuit.
Unsurprisingly, these photos of Brink caused a stir online.
"This is amazing," Dallas Wings star Paige Bueckers commented.
"Incredible," Rebecca Allen of the New York Liberty said.
"Absolutely yes. More of this," one person wrote.
"Baddest in the league," another person declared.
Cameron Brink is no stranger to turning heads.
A year ago, Sports Illustrated Swimsuit unveiled Brink as one of their newest models.
“I think it’s always really hard to be a woman in this world, but especially a female athlete,” Brink told SI Swimsuit. “Am I supposed to look more feminine? Am I supposed to look more athletic? What’s the balance? What do people think? My femininity—I hold that very close to my self-image, so it’s definitely gone back and forth. I think every female athlete’s had a really rough go with body image. But I’m definitely glad I’ve gotten to a really good place, and I’m able to do stuff like this with SI Swimsuit. It’s just very empowering, so I hope everyone can get to a point like this.”
Brink was part of a rookie class that included Olympic freestyle skier Eileen Gu, LPGA star Nelly Korda and American gymnast Suni Lee.
