Cameron Brink won't play in Unrivaled this season after surgery for a torn ACL, but she "feels great" as she is around the new league and its players during her recovery.

Los Angeles Sparks star Cameron Brink shared an encouraging update on her ongoing recovery after suffering a torn left ACL last summer. Brink, who recently joined Unrivaled’s Lunar Owls as a wild-card pick,

Cameron Brink says she is able to do more every day as the Unrivaled player works toward a return to the Sparks after her ACL injury.

Unrivaled, the new 3v3 league created by WNBA stars Breanna Stewart and Napheesa Collier, starts on Jan. 17th. After Cameron Brink sit out the WNBA season, fans expect her return.

The Sparks standout met Felter at Stanford University during their freshman year, where they were both student-athletes. Brink, who played for the Stanford Cardinal women's basketball team, played a pivotal role in helping the team secure the NCAA championship in 2021.

Los Angeles Sparks star Cameron Brink hasn't played professional basketball since suffering an anterior cruciate ligament injury while playing in the WNBA last June

Cameron Brink said she’s feeling “great” five months after she had surgery to repair the ACL in her left knee. Brink signed a two-year deal with Unrivaled in December, but she won’t play until the 2026 season.

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