Watch @iamcherellegeorge make history as the first female Harlem Globetrotter to achieve a @guinnessworldrecords title, completing 32 basketball under-the-leg tumbles in one minute! 🏀🔥 A trailblazer on and off the court, Torch is inspiring generations to come. Let’s honor her achievements and all the amazing women making history every day! Happy Women’s History Month! 💪👏 | Harlem Globetrotters

As we continue black history month we would like to highlight— Fatima “TNT” Lister is a trailblazer in the basketball community as she became the first woman to don the red, white, and blue in 2011 since 1993. Her presence and hard work opened the doors for many more female Globetrotters to join the team. TNT’s basketball journey started in the seventh grade. “I played my first basketball game at recess, and I fell in love with the game that day,” she says. Check out the next generation of legen

TNT was our first female Globetrotter in 20 years and she has inspired girls all around the world to play basketball. We’ve partnered with Walt Disney Studios to tell her story, which has similarities to Phiona from Queen of Katwe, who has inspired girls through the game of chess. Like Phiona, TNT has shown that hard work and determination can overcome anything. See the movie in theaters this Friday and make your move! #ad | Harlem Globetrotters

The Harlem Globetrotters married exceptional basketball skill, comedy, and storytelling to become world renowned athletes and ambassadors of basketball. Founded in 1927, the Globetrotters were instrumental in demonstrating that Black players possessed the skills to play at the professional level and the first black player to sign an NBA contract, Nathaniel “Sweetwater” Clifton, hailed from their roster. In the 94 years since, the Globetrotters have broken countless barriers, set world records an