Cameron Brink leaves fans ‘speechless’ as WNBA ‘model’ announces new career venture with Olivia Dunne leading praise
CAMERON BRINK has left fans speechless as she announced her new career venture.
The WNBA star is a fan favourite and has a huge online following with 1.3million followers on Instagram.
Her fanbase has grown following her remarkable college career at Stanford and rookie season with the Los Angeles Sparks.
Brink, 22, has also starred off the court with her stunning pre-game tunnel looks and fashion.
She has now joined the ranks at Sports Illustrated Swimsuit and announced the news on social media.
She has insisted that she has “always loved SI Swimsuit” and believes it is “super empowering”.
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Her first picture for the publication featured her posing in a white bikini on a beach.
American artistic gymnast Olivia Dunne led the praise over Brink’s new venture.
She posted: “Omggggg.”
A fan wrote: “Wowowow angel face.”
A third commented: “Cameron has left us speechless.”
A fourth pined: “Fell to my knees at target.”
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WNBA All-Star rosters
THE 2024 WNBA All-Star game rosters have been announced, with Team WNBA set to face Team USA on July 20.
Team WNBA:
- DeWanna Bonner – Connecticut Sun
- Aliyah Boston – Indiana Fever
- Caitlin Clark – Indiana Fever
- Allisha Gray – Atlanta Dream
- Dearica Hamby – Los Angeles Sparks
- Brionna Jones – Connecticut Sun
- Jonquel Jones – New York Liberty
- Kayla McBride – Minnesota Lynx
- Kelsey Mitchell – Indiana Fever
- Arike Ogunbowale – Dallas Wings
- Nneka Ogwumike – Seattle Storm
- Angel Reese – Chicago Sky
Team USA:
- Napheesa Collier – Minnesota Lynx
- Kahleah Copper – Phoenix Mercury
- Chelsea Gray – Las Vegas Aces
- Brittney Griner – Phoenix Mercury
- Sabrina Ionescu – New York Liberty
- Jewell Loyd – Seattle Storm
- Kelsey Plum – Las Vegas Aces
- Breanna Stewart – New York Liberty
- Diana Taurasi – Phoenix Mercury
- Alyssa Thomas – Connecticut Sun
- A’ja Wilson – Las Vegas Aces
- Jackie Young – Las Vegas Aces
A fifth said: “You are a whole different level of excellence.”
Another added: “Cam bammmmm.”
When she is not starring in the WNBA, Brink is an advocate for women’s empowerment.
She uses her huge platform to promote mental health awareness and has created a basketball camp called Next22.
It is not her first venture into modelling, as she took part in a photoshoot for Flaunt’s Gold Standard issue.
Her rookie season with the Los Angeles Sparks came to an end after just 15 matches as she tore her ACL.
She averaged 7.5 points, 5.3 rebounds, and 1.7 assists to start the season.
All-WNBA first and second team
THE 10 best players in the WNBA have been selected and named to the All-WNBA first and second team.
First team:
- Caitlin Clark – Indiana Fever
- Napheesa Collier – Minnesota Lynx
- Breanna Stewart – New York Liberty
- Alyssa Thomas – Connecticut Sun
- A’ja Wilson – Las Vegas Aces
Second team:
- Kahleah Copper – Phoenix Mercury
- Sabrina Ionescu – New York Liberty
- Jonquel Jones – New York Liberty
- Arike Ogunbowale – Dallas Wings
- Nneka Ogwumike – Seattle Storm
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