Cameron Brink didn’t wait long to make an impact. Thirteen months after tearing her ACL, the Los Angeles Sparks forward stepped onto the court and nailed a three-pointer with her very first shot attempt Tuesday night. The crowd at Crypto.com Arena erupted as Brink jogged back on defense, grinning ear to ear.

During this spring's draft, ESPN's Holly Rowe reported that Brink would be back before the All-Star break. That timeline did not come to fruition as the festivities unfolded over a week ago, but it was only a short delay for Brink, who worked her way back to on-court drills earlier this summer.

LOS ANGELES — Cameron Brink was set to come off the bench for the Los Angeles Sparks on Tuesday night in her first WNBA game in 13 months after rehabbing from a left ACL injury. The Sparks brought a five-game winning streak into their game against the Las Vegas Aces.