Congratulations!Curry's godsister was elected to the list, and Li Yueru became teammates, and the spark built a new twin towers to rise?
On April 16, Beijing time, at the 2024 WNBA Draft, Stanford University's Cameron Brink was selected by the Los Angeles Sparks with a pick. In the new season, she will be a teammate of Chinese women's basketball center Li Yueru. With the departure of the team's long-time leader Enneka Ohumike, Brink, who plays the power forward position, is expected to become the team's new cornerstone.
"Female Curry" Caitlin Clark was undoubtedly elected as the champion by Indiana, and Brink, who is Curry's god-sister, was also elected without suspense.
Brink is 1.93 meters tall, her mother and Curry's mother are college roommates, and the two families have a good relationship. Brink and Curry have a good relationship and used to practice together in the offseason. At the 2022 Warriors championship parade, Brink also participated with Curry's family.
Brink, who plays at power forward, is a very capable women's basketball star, played for Stanford University for four years in college, and averaged 17.4 points, 11.9 rebounds, 2.8 assists and 3.7 blocks per game in his final season, and was named to the first team in the United States, and was also selected as the best defensive player. Brink helped Stanford University win the NCAA championship in 2021.
Brink is a winner, winning the U17 World Junior Championship in 2018 and the U19 World Youth Championship in 2019 with the U.S. junior women's basketball team. In 2023, Brink led the U.S. 3x3 women's basketball team to win the 3x3 Women's Basketball World Cup and was crowned MVP.
Brink's defensive prowess is strong, averaging 3.1 blocks per game in four years of college, and with her ability, she is expected to establish herself in the WNBA soon and will also be a cornerstone player in the Los Angeles Sparks rebuild.
Enneka Ohumic led the Los Angeles Sparks to a championship in 2016, was an eight-time All-Star, and was crowned MVP in 2016. However, she signed with the Seattle Storm this year, leaving the team she had played for for 12 years.
Ohumik was selected by Sparks to be the champion after graduating from Stanford University that year, and now her younger sister has come to Spark as a role model and happens to be the successor.
Spark also introduced Chinese women's basketball center Li Yueru this year to carry out a major reshuffle on the inside. Li Yueru has performed bravely in the Turkish league this season, being named in the league team, leading the team to the last four of the league and reaching the final of the Women's European Championship, where she finished runners-up.
Li Yueru held back her momentum to make another assault in the WNBA, and her rivals at center include Azula Stevens and Cheney Ohumik. Stevens, who is 1.98 meters tall, averaged 10.8 points, 5.9 rebounds, 1.2 steals and 1.9 blocks per game with the Sparks last season while shooting 40.4% from the field. Cheney Ohumic has been plagued by injuries over the years, playing in just 10 games last season, averaging 8.4 points, 4.3 rebounds and 1.3 assists per game while shooting 43.0% from the field.
Li Yueru has finished all of Besiktas' matches and is currently resting and will participate in the Los Angeles Sparks training camp in a while. Li Yueru will attack the Sparks' starting center position. The 2024 WNBA regular season kicks off on May 15.