Ex-Cal player Mia Mastrov reacts to WNBA star Cameron Brink's latest trip with fiance Ben Felter

Former Stanford center Cameron Brink is enjoying her time off from the court as she recovers from the ACL tear she sustained in June. During that time, Brink made a huge personal announcement as she got engaged to her boyfriend, Ben Felter, also a former Stanford student-athlete.

On Thursday, Brink shared images of her vacation with Felter on Instagram with the caption:

"My Saturn has returned 🪐🤍."

Former California Golden Bears player Mia Mastrov reacted to the photos in the comments.

"Obsessed," Mastrov wrote.

Mia Mastrov's comment on Brink's photo dump (Credits: Instagram/@cameronbrink22)

Mia Mastrov played four seasons with the Bears, averaging 3.0 points, 1.4 rebounds and 0.6 assists. She graduated earlier this year and did not declare for the WNBA draft. Mastrov is a professional model now.

Cameron Brink and Ben Felter were engaged in October during Paris Fashion Week. The 6-foot-4 center was spending her first fashion week with Balenciaga when Felter popped the question.

“I was absolutely shocked. He did such a great job! It was perfect and a complete surprise. I’m ecstatic to be marrying my best friend,” Brink said (via Vogue). “Talk about a dream trip! Paris is magical by itself and I got to go to my first fashion week show and got freaking engaged! Still on cloud nine.”

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Cameron Brink will make her Sports Illustrated Swimsuit debut in 2025

Featuring on the cover of Sports Illustrated Swimsuit was one of Cameron Brink's biggest dreams, and the LA Sparks rookie has just achieved it. She is among the trailblazing female athletes chosen for the 2025 issue. Others on the list include Jordan Chiles, Caroline Marks, Ali Truwit, Gabby Thomas, Eileen Gu, Suni Lee and Nelly Korda. The magazine will be released in May.

Sports Illustrated released the first official images from the shoot in Bota Roca last week. Brink manifested this into existence during an episode of Paul George's "Podcast with P" from May 2024.

“I think, just as a female athlete, the [ESPN] Body Issue is always just dope," Brink said. "Just to see how your body as an athlete, purely as an athlete, to appreciate [that] our bodies are our machines. It’s how we make our money.

"So I think that’s always a really cool concept. Or, Sports Illustrated Swimsuit. I’ve always loved that. So I think it’s super empowering.”

Although Cameron Brink's rookie season in LA may have ended early, the center's recovery points to a potential return next season.