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One thing about Cameron Brink: she is going to turn heads—both on and off the hardwood. The 24-year-old WNBA player, who was selected as the second overall pick in the 2024 WNBA Draft, took to Instagram to showcase a handful of her mid-February endeavors outside of her stint with Unrivaled’s Breeze Basketball Club. She captioned the 19-slide carousel, “off day files 🎞️💛”.
Brink’s plethora of frames began with the 6-foot-4 Stanford University alumna wearing a chic satin ensemble. Her butter-yellow look was accented with shades of rich burgundy and bright crimson, and she tied it all together with a metallic gold handbag, ivory pumps and matching gold jewelry.
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As the post, set to six-time Grammy Award-winning artist Bad Bunny’s “BAILE INoLVIDABLE” continued, Brink displayed some tasty treats, including a trio of chocolate desserts and a stack of strawberry-topped pancakes, along with a few selfies with friends. One familiar face in the group of snaps included Indiana Fever guard Lexie Hull, who won an NCAA championship with Brink in 2021. The fellow Stanford alumna is also part of Unrivaled and returned to Rose Basketball Club for her second season in the 3 vs. 3 league.
“my fav 🤍🤍🤍,” Hull penned to Brink’s post, as more WNBA players chimed in.
“She’s just a girl 😍,” Dearica Hamby commented.
“😍😍😍,” Isabelle Harrison penned.
“Dress is too cute!!!😍,” Kiki Iriafen added.
Brink will take a brief pause before hitting the court again with the Breeze this February. Following their nail-biting Friday matchup against the Hive Basketball Club on Feb. 6, where they ultimately fell 70-68, the Breeze have an 11-day hiatus before facing the Lunar Owls Basketball Club on Feb. 17.
Currently, the squad—which consists of Brink, Kate Martin, Paige Bueckers, Rickea Jackson, Dominique Malonga, Aari McDonald and Courtney Williams—sits in fourth in league standings with a 5-5 record, behind the No. 1 Laces Basketball Club (8-2), No. 2 Phantom Basketball Club (8-3) and No. 3 Mist Basketball Club (7-4).
In the meantime, Unrivaled begins their 1-on-1 Tournament presented by Sprite. While Brink will not be participating in the three-day contest—held on Feb. 11, 13 and 14—her teammates, Williams, Bueckers, Martin, Jackson and Malonga will aim to succeed Unrivaled co-founder Napheesa Collier as the champion of the annual competition. The four-time All-WNBA star has missed the entire Unrivaled season following surgery on both of her ankles in January, ESPN reported.
