Cameron Brink on Overcoming Setbacks, Becoming New Balance’s First Women’s Basketball Player and Debuting the Brand’s Latest Sneaker

Some might say it was fate that WNBA star Cameron Brink would make an impact not only in the sport of basketball, but in the footwear industry as well. Her parents were collegiate hoops standouts at Virginia Tech and later, both would go on to hold prominent roles at Nike. With this sort of foundation, it’s hardly surprising that Brink, now in her third professional season and one of the faces of New Balance’s latest Quiet Nose campaign, has managed to excel in both fields. After a shortened season in 2025 following a torn ACL and later, a broken nose, Brink is eager to get back on the court, and the Los Angeles Sparks standout will be doing so in New Balance’s latest basketball shoe, the P400 Low. The latest evolution of the Boston-based brand’s Fresh Foam BB line, the P400 Low, follows February’s launch of the P400 and trims down the height, catering to players seeking less restriction.  “The P400 Low has been great for my game and I’ve loved it so far,” Brink told Footwear News. “I like the low-top feel and how light and agile it is, while still keeping me secure on the court.” Brink, who was the second

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