Letting Go of 2023 WNBA Draft, Is Stephen Curry?s Godsister Aiming to Play for the Warriors?

In the realm of college basketball, a rising star has been making waves both on and off the court. Her journey thus far, is nothing short of remarkable. As a standout player for the Stanford Cardinal, Brink has written her name in the world of collegiate sports.

Recently, rumors are being sparked between basketball enthusiasts, about a Stanford star looking for a future with Golden State Warriors.

The Stanford star might be eyeing a future with the Warriors

Cameron Brink is a rising star in the world of college basketball. She currently plays for the Stanford Cardinal as a small forward. Brink?s collegiate is more than just impressive. In her freshman year, she played an important role in securing Stanford a championship win. In her sophomore year, she was given the title of Pac-12 Co-Player of the Year, after she led her team to the final four. During her junior year, she earned the title of WBCA Defensive Player of the Year and also became Stanford?s all-time leader in blocks.

In her junior year, Brink averaged 15.1 points, 9.6 rebounds, and 3.5 blocks per game. She even excelled on an international level by winning gold for the USA at the 2019 FIBA under-19 World Cup and the 2018 FIBA under-17 World Cup. She is also the godsister of NBA superstar Stephen Curry.

Even though Stephen Curry and Cameron Brink are not blood-related, they do share a close bond rooted in their family’s history. This dates back to when Curry?s mother, Sonya Adams, and Brink?s mother, Michele Bain, were roommates. During this time, Michele made Sonya her daughter Brink’s godmother. This established a unique and cherished relationship between Brink and Curry as god-siblings.

Recently, Brink posted an Instagram story that has sparked rumors among fans. In her story, she shared an update from the official WNBA and WNBA Golden State account, revealing the women’s league’s expansion to the Bay area. This act of Brink ignited rumors that Cameron Brink might be eyeing for a future with the Golden State Warriors.

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But nothing can be said for sure now, as Brink decided to let go of the WNBA 2023 draft.

Cameron Brink is determined to complete her college first

The basketball star of Stanford, Cameron Brink, was eligible for the 2023 WNBA Draft. However, she has chosen to sit this draft out as she wants to complete her college. In a conversation with Alex Simon, she revealed, ?I think I want to stay just because I want to just continue to be a kid. Finish my degree in four years, not rush myself. It’s fun, college is fun. Why not stay??

What will be made out of Cameron Brink is yet to be unfolded. While she goes back to her college for the 2023-24 session, fans eagerly await the next chapters in her journey. Share your views with us in the comments below!

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