Sparks star Cameron Brink debuts sneakers featuring high school photo of her

Cameron Brink is finally back on the court for the Los Angeles Sparks after a 1-year absence following a devastating knee injury. The much-loved player and fit All-Star also just made a statement with some awesome custom kicks with an ode to her high school days.
The 23-year-old Brink has made her presence felt since returning including a five block game, and 11 points on Thursday as Los Angeles has won three in a row.
The 6-foot-4 second-year player out of Stanford is not only a can’t-miss on the court, but off of it as well with fits like her dazzling miniskirt, and her ab-flexing look upon her return. Her pregame tunnel looks are always a winner.
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During her time off she even launched a new podcast with Steph Curry’s sister Sydel Curry called “Straight to Cam”, and she got engaged to longtime boyfriend Ben Felter and has been flaunting a huge ring.
Now that she’s back, the New Balance athlete is making a statement with her shoe game as well. This time, she put a high school photo a family friend took on the shoe tongue for a logo.
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Brink is always fashionable and her New Balance PEs she wore were no different. While there are famous logos like the Jumpman Jordan one, what athletes have their high school days as a logo?
Very cool.

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