Cameron Brink is making her next move.
On Tuesday, September 30, Unrivaled confirmed on its official X account that the Los Angeles Sparks forward will join the 2026 season of its 3-on-3 women’s basketball league.
For the WNBA star, it’s both a chance to get more time on the floor and an opportunity to secure a reported six-figure income—outpacing the $78,066 she made with the Sparks in 2025, according to Yahoo Sports.
Brink had initially joined Unrivaled in December 2024, but her knee injury kept her sidelined during the league’s debut season in 2025. She was originally drafted to the Lunar Owls, a team stacked with names like Napheesa Collier, Skylar Diggins, Allisha Gray, and Courtney Williams.
This time, she’ll get her first full run as the league expands to 48 roster spots plus a six-player development pool. Among the new faces are fellow Sparks players Rickea Jackson and Azura Stevens, along with Brink’s former Stanford teammate, Lexie Hull.
The move also lines up with Brink’s international résumé. She was the MVP of the 2023 FIBA 3x3 World Cup in Austria, leading USA Basketball to gold alongside Hailey Van Lith. Brink was later named to the U.S. 3x3 roster for the 2024 Paris Olympics, but her ACL injury forced her to miss the competition.
Both promise and setbacks have shaped Brink’s professional career to this point. Drafted No. 2 overall by the Sparks in 2024—just after Caitlin Clark went to the Indiana Fever—she showed early flashes of her Stanford dominance. But only 15 games into her rookie year, Brink tore her ACL and was ruled out for the rest of the season.
She returned in July 2025 and came off the bench in 19 games. While the Sparks finished 21-23 and missed the playoffs, Brink averaged 6.1 points, 4.8 rebounds, and 1.8 blocks across her first two WNBA seasons.