Cameron Brink has taken the league by storm since coming in as part of the vaunted 2024 WNBA class. With superstars like Caitlin Clark, Kamilla Cardoso, and Angel Reese part of the draft, it was Brink who went second overall behind Clark to the Los Angeles Sparks. Since coming to the league, she’s continued the dominance she showcased during her time at Stanford, especially on the defensive end of the floor.
However, as the Sparks tried to power their way through to a postseason berth against the Indiana Fever, Brink was involved in a hilarious exchange with former teammate Lexie Hull. As the two shared a laugh about the incident, fans were quick to catch the greeting between the two Stanford alums.
Cameron Brink Has Adorable Slip-Up With Lexie Hull
Hull came to Stanford in 2018 and was with the program for five years. During her tenure, she earned three All-Pac-12 selections alongside two selections on the defensive team. However, it was only after Brink entered the fray that Stanford emerged as a national contender.
A game-altering defensive presence, she joined the program in 2020 and immediately changed their entire outlook. En route to three consecutive Pac-12 Defensive Player of the Year awards, Brink formed a truly dominant duo with Hull.
The two were critical to Stanford’s success, as they won the NCAA championship in 2021. But their partnership was short-lived, as Hull became a first-round pick in the 2022 WNBA Draft, joining the Fever as the sixth overall pick.
However, their bond remains strong as ever. During Indiana’s 76-75 nail-biting victory over LA, fans caught a hilarious interaction between the two. As Hull went for a high-five with Aliyah Boston after a foul call, Brink was standing between the two.
She immediately went up for the high-five herself before realizing her current standing with her opponent. As the two shared a laugh, fans caught the moment and captioned it, “Cam Brink and Lexie Hull with some muscle memory from college.”
Cam Brink and Lexie Hull with some muscle memory from college 😂😂 pic.twitter.com/f8aPf5Ykvj
— ssacc (@ssacc22) August 30, 2025
Since joining the league, Brink has dealt with a ton of injury concerns, with less than 30 games under her belt as we approach the end of her second season in LA. As the Sparks’ postseason hopes continue to dwindle (17-20 after the Fever loss), they have to be hoping for more consistency from their former second overall pick.
Shifting to a bench role this season, Brink’s numbers have gone down across the board, with the only improvement coming in the form of her shooting efficiency. It remains to be seen if she can turn her career around in the coming seasons. Or, it might be too late for a highly decorated prospect coming out of college.
