Cameron Brink just showed up at the United States Grand Prix in Austin, TX, and she absolutely crushed it. The Los Angeles Sparks star rolled in rocking a red-and-white dotted off-the-shoulder asymmetrical dress, paired with a classic cowboy hat, with her hair flowing in loose waves. It was a whole mood for her offseason trip to Texas, and honestly, you love to see it.
Offseason Goals: Concerts, Football, and Puppies
Brink has been giving fans a full peek into her offseason life, dropping an Instagram carousel post on October 14 that shows exactly how she’s been spending her time since the Sparks’ season wrapped. This wasn’t just a quick photo dump, either. She hit up a concert at SoFi Stadium with her teammate Chance Gray, caught a Los Angeles Rams game with a friend, snapped some backseat selfies, and spent quality time with her puppy. And yeah, her fiancé, Ben Felter, even made an appearance via a FaceTime screenshot where he sweetly kissed her forehead while she was lip-syncing. Felter popped the question back in September 2024, after they’d been together for more than three years. You can’t fault her for enjoying the well-deserved break!
Sparks’ Season Fizzles Out, Valkyries Soar
Now, as much as we love seeing Brink live her best life, her team’s season didn’t exactly go to plan. The Sparks finished the 2026 WNBA regular season with a 16-28 record. That put them 6th in the Western Conference, meaning they missed out on the playoffs this year. Their last game of the regular season was a tight 76-75 loss to the Golden State Valkyries, a tough way to end it. Fast forward a bit, and those same Valkyries are now in their first-ever WNBA Finals, battling the Atlanta Dream. What a wild ride for them, especially after that close call with Brink’s squad!
So while Brink is enjoying her well-deserved time off, the WNBA Finals are heating up. The Golden State Valkyries, who narrowly beat Brink’s Sparks in the regular-season finale, are now in their first-ever Finals, battling the Atlanta Dream. Game 5 of that series is set for Monday, Oct. 26, at 8 p.m. ET at the Chase Center. Talk about a turn of events!
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Originally reported by The Sporting News.
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