Cameron Brink arrives in style ahead of debut with Los Angeles Sparks

She picked up two fouls in the first half of their game against the Atlanta Dream on Wednesday evening. But Brink still had six points and three assists in eight minutes of work.

Throughout her collegiate career, Brink was a force on the inside for the Stanford Cardinal. She finished this past season averaging a double-double, with 17.4 points and 11.9 rebounds per contest.

Her presence in the paint terrified opposing players, as she finished the year with 3.7 blocks a game. Brink’s 3.7 blocks per game were tops in women’s college basketball this season, and her total of 127 on the season helped her capture Naismith Women’s Basketball Defensive Player of the Year honors.

Continuing, it wasn’t just awards that helped Brink become viewed as one of the best players in women’s college basketball this past season. She has several accomplishments to her name that also demonstrate her dominance at the collegiate level, and simply watching her is something to behold.

This past season was a historic year for Brink, who has the numbers to prove it. But not only that, those stats have put her in rarefied air as she joined Brittney Griner and Courtney Paris as the only players with a total of 1800 points, 1200 rebounds, 200 assists, and 400 blocks for their career in the past 25 seasons.

“In 2021, she made the NCAA Tournament Alamo Region All-Tournament Team and played a key role in the Cardinal winning the national title. Brink has also been a force off the court through social media. She has a massive Instagram following. Brink has also struck major NIL deals with Buick, Urban Outfitters, GOAT, Hearth, Next 22, Hyperice, Visible Mobile and others.”

Moving forward, Cameron Brink will look for continued success in her next venture, as she enters the WNBA. There’s no reason to expect anything different from the former Stanford star at the next level.

On3’s Justin Rudolph and Steve Samra also contributed to this article.