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Post college, she played in the WNBA, Poland, Italy, the National Nigerian Basketball Team and is the 12th female of the World Famous Harlem Globetrotters. She has traveled to over 40 countries playing the game of basketball. She has appeared on many news and media outlets around the world. She is also a motivational speaker who has spoken to over 50,000 kids on the topics of bullying prevention, character building, the importance of exercise, embracing adversity and female empowerment all over the country.

BALLFX was founded because Joyce has a huge passion for youth and has used her own basketball experiences to impact and inspire. She believes it is her purpose to give back to the game of basketball and use it as a tool to help inspire many people all around the world. She has been training kids for 10 years and has aspirations to own her own basketball training facility.

Jordan Green was rated among the top high school shooting guards in the class of 2011. He was selected for the inaugural Ball-is-Life All-American Game the same year, ending his career as his high school’s All-Time leading scorer.

Jordan continued his playing career at Texas A&M University as a decorated three-year starter and a two-time team captain. Jordan earned a spot on the AllState NABC Good Works Team in his senior year, leaving a legacy of excellence which includes a statue on the university’s campus.

After college, Jordan joined the Spurs organization; playing professionally for 3 years, and winning a championship in the inaugural year of the NBA G-League in 2018. Jordan continued to gain experience playing in the NBA Summer League as well as internationally; playing in Brazil, China, France, and the Middle East. He has spent years traveling the globe growing the game of basketball through organizations like Athletes in Action and Nike.

Jordan recently launched The Whole Athlete Journal, a business aimed at equipping athletes at all stages with the resources to combat the mental, physical, and spiritual battles of playing competitive sports. Jordan’s professional passions stem from a deep desire to leave the game of basketball better than he found it. He loves spending time with his wife of seven years, and their two sons.