Briana Green, known as "Hoops" on the court, transitioned from a standout college athlete to a professional basketball player and Harlem Globetrotter. She now inspires young girls and expands her career through brand partnerships and content creation.
Partnerships within the National Basketball Association.
Partnerships with Electronic Arts, a video game company.
Partnership with NBA Top Shot, an NFT marketplace for NBA collectibles.
Partnership with Puma, a global athletic brand.
Partnership with Nike, a multinational corporation involved in athletic footwear and apparel.
Partnership with Hulu, a streaming service.
Partnership with 7-Eleven, an international chain of convenience stores.
Partnership with Facebook, a social media platform.
Partnership with Instagram, a photo and video sharing social networking service.
Partnership with ESPN, an American international basic cable sports channel.
Partnership with Adidas, a multinational corporation that designs and manufactures athletic and leisure apparel, footwear, and accessories.
Partnership with EBFL (Exact Basketball Fantasy League).
Partnership with Under Armour, an American sports equipment company.
Partnership with McDonald's, a global fast food corporation.
Partnership with AT&T, an American multinational telecommunications holding company.
Partnership with Reebok, an American footwear and apparel company.
Partnership with YouTube, an online video sharing and social media platform.
Partnership with the Jordan brand, a division of Nike.
Partnership with Banana Republic, an American clothing and accessories retailer.
Partnership related to the Olympic Games.
Partnership with House of Hoops, a Foot Locker subsidiary.
Partnership with Netflix, a streaming service.
Partnership with Gatorade, a manufacturer of sports-themed beverage and food products.
Partnership with Lululemon, an athletic apparel retailer.
Partnership with eBay, an e-commerce company.
Partnership with DoorDash.
Partnership with Dick's Sporting Goods.
Briana Green, born in Lexington, Kentucky, developed an early passion for basketball, attending her first Harlem Globetrotters game at six years old in 1996. While she was captivated by the performance, she initially did not foresee a future playing for the team. Green later became a prominent player for the UTEP women’s team for four years, culminating in a championship season in 2012. Throughout her collegiate career, she was recognized for her dedication and positive demeanor on the court, averaging 6.8 points per game.
Following her graduation from UTEP, Green pursued a professional basketball career internationally, playing in Czechia, Spain, and Mexico. A significant turning point in her career occurred in December 2016 when she began posting dribbling videos on Facebook. Encouraged by her family and social media followers, she contacted a recruiter for the Harlem Globetrotters. After successfully completing two tryouts and attending training camp, Green joined the team, becoming the 15th female member in the Globetrotters’ then 90-year history, and one of four active female players at that time. Her nickname “Hoops” was assigned upon joining the team, reflecting her basketball prowess.
Demonstrating a strong commitment to both her athletic and academic pursuits, Green simultaneously earned an MBA with a concentration in Sport Management from Southern New Hampshire University. She achieved a near-perfect GPA of 3.9 while balancing her studies with a demanding travel schedule as a professional player. This academic achievement equipped her with business acumen, which she now applies to building her personal brand beyond her playing career. As a Harlem Globetrotter, Green performs intricate dribbling tricks and 4-point shots, and actively embraces her role as a role model, particularly aiming to inspire young girls to pursue their aspirations.
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