Briana enters her junior season at Greenville after earning First Team All-Conference honors in each of her first two years of high school basketball, establishing herself as one of the top returning players in the River Cities Alliance. The 2028 guard brings a dangerous scoring ability, particularly from beyond the arc, where she can knock down multiple three-pointers and quickly change the momentum of a game. However, Briana is much more than just a perimeter shooter. She has a smooth hesitation dribble that allows her to create separation, get downhill and finish around the basket. I also like the contributions she makes defensively, whether it’s competing for rebounds, contesting shots or coming away with a timely block that helps create a transition opportunity. With two First Team All-Conference selections already to her name, Briana has set a high standard early in her career. I expect her to continue building on that success as Greenville looks to make another push toward the top of the conference standings.

Shoots the three well and in big time moments for her team to secure a lead at the end of the game. Taking her time to make a good shot so the other team couldn’t steal the ball in a fast break scenario. Her shot selection and basketball IQ is what tied them up with their opponent. She had an outstanding game.

Briana, a sophomore guard for Greenville, made her presence felt all over the floor Monday night with a well-rounded performance. She poured in 16 points and impacted the game in a variety of ways beyond scoring. An assertive rebounder from the guard spot, she chased down boards in traffic and quickly turned defense into offense. With the ball in her hands, she showed composure as both a handler and distributor, creating opportunities for teammates. Defensively, she was a disruptive force at the top of Greenville’s zone, getting deflections, jumping passing lanes, and forcing multiple turnovers that shifted momentum.

Briana, a 1st-team all-conference freshman, is back and poised for a huge sophomore season as her team pursues a conference championship. She’s a sharpshooter from long range, capable of hitting multiple threes in a single game, and her scoring extends beyond perimeter shots. Briana makes her presence felt defensively, chasing down boards, contesting shots, and creating fast-break opportunities with key blocks. Her fluid hesitation dribble keeps defenders off balance, opening lanes for her to attack the basket and finish with confidence. Her all-around game makes her a major threat on both ends of the floor.

Briana, a standout guard for MBA, was named 1st Team All-Tournament and earned 15U Tournament MVP honors at the PGH Michigan State Tournament after an outstanding weekend. Leading her squad to a perfect 4-0 record, she saved her biggest performance for the championship game, where she caught fire from deep and drained four shots from beyond the arc. Briana’s impact wasn’t limited to scoring—she played tough defense, chased down long offensive boards, and even came up with a key block that led to a transition bucket. Her smooth hesitation dribble routinely froze defenders, allowing her to attack the lane and finish with ease.