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LA Sparks forward Cameron Brink is in the middle of preseason training, and she seems to be loving every moment.
Brink shared a photo on Instagram of herself logging in gym work as she girds for her return to WNBA action.
The former Stanford standout captioned her post with a four-word comment:
"I love my job"
Cameron Brink is coming off a WNBA rookie season where she was limited to just 15 games after going down with a season-ending knee injury that required surgery. She has been making progress in her rehabilitation and is expected to rejoin the Sparks next season.
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The 23-year-old New Jersey-born player was solid as a starter, averaging 7.5 points, 5.3 rebounds, 2.3 blocks, 1.7 assists and 1.1 steals in 22 minutes of play.
While away from active competition, Brink still immersed herself in the game, supporting the Sparks as well as the Lunar Owls in the inaugural season of Unrivaled.
She has also pursued her other passions, which she shares on her Straight to Cam podcast with Sydel Curry-Lee.
Cameron Brink looking to do her share in helping Sparks in bounceback season
As she works herself back to full fitness, Cameron Brink is setting her sights on helping the LA Sparks bounce back from what turned out to be a rough 2024 WNBA campaign.
LA finished with a league-worst 8-32 record and missed the postseason for a fourth straight year.
Ahead of the 2025 season, the Sparks made changes to their roster, bringing in two-time WNBA champion Kelsey Plum in a three-team deal with the Las Vegas Aces and Seattle Storm.
Plum is tasked to provide leadership and a winning mindset as she joins forces with Cameron Brink, Dearica Hamby and Rickea Jackson.
The Sparks will have one preseason game against the expansion team Golden State Valkyries on May 7. They then start regular season play on the road on May 17 against the Valkyries.
The Sparks have won three WNBA titles (2001, 2002 and 2016) and made it to the playoffs 20 times, the last being in 2020, when they reached the second round.
