Women’s college basketball superstar Cameron Brink’s boyfriend has been supportive throughout her career and will be by her side in the WNBA.
Cameron Brink has been with her boyfriend Ben Felter for just over three years (Image: Instagram)
Stanford Cardinal star Cameron Brink is gearing up for the NCAA Women’s Basketball Tournament as they take on the Norfolk State Spartans on Friday. Stanford heads into the matchup with the higher seed, being put at No. 2 with a 28-5 record while Norfolk State sits at No. 12 with a 27-5 record.
March Madness this year will be Brink’s last at Stanford after the 22-year-old announced her intention to leave for the WNBA, officially declaring for the 2024 draft earlier this month. “My four years at Stanford have been nothing short of life-changing,” she began her message. “I cannot begin to express my love for everyone I’ve met and everything I’ve learned in Palo Alto.”
Who is Cameron Brink’s boyfriend?
By her side, as she turns pro will be her boyfriend of three years Ben Felter, who is a rower at the same university. “Three years together, a day to celebrate the soul that makes me whole,” Felter said on their third anniversary earlier this month. Brink added: “Three years with you. More than yesterday, less than tomorrow.”
Felter got into Stanford on an athletic scholarship having impressed at high school in water polo and cross country. He has been Stanford’s starboard since 2021, but he’s also incredibly bright – being part of Pac-12’s Spring Academic Honor Roll twice and he is majoring in computer science.
Felter is a rower at Stanford University (Image: Instagram)
Steph Curry connection
Brink’s family will be watching March Madness keenly as may Golden State Warriors star Steph Curry. Brink and Curry are god brother and sister. Brink’s mother and Curry’s mother were friends and roommates at Virginia Tech and their fathers also played on the same basketball team.
Brink will be drafted into the WNBA this year (Image: Getty)
“It’s pretty awesome to watch [Cameron] grow up in the game,” NBA icon Curry said in 2021. “I just love watching her play, love everything about her. She’ll be playing for a very long time.”
“It’s a blessing to have such an amazing connection,” Brink told The Oregonian in 2018. “[Steph] is like my brother basically, so it’s just like seeing a family member you’ve known forever and someone you would run around with and goof off with, and then all of a sudden you see him on the cover of cereal boxes. It’s crazy because he’s such a normal person in your life, and thousands and thousands of people look up to him.”
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