CBB Partners with Teamworks to Bring Technology to Brazilian National Team
August 12, 2026 · Read Time: 3 mins
Embracing technology, the Brazilian Basketball Confederation (CBB) signed a four-year agreement this week with industry giant Teamworks, the global leader in sports operating systems. Brazilian basketball joins a client roster that includes teams and organizations across the NBA, NFL, NHL, NCAA, Premier League, as well as leading sports organizations across Europe, Asia, and Oceania.
CBB’s goal is to streamline and increase the efficiency of communication, operations, and data management for the Brazilian National Teams. Through Teamworks Hub, a fully digital platform, coaching staff, management, and all CBB departments will connect directly with athletes, reducing reliance on intermediaries, accelerating processes, and creating new opportunities for collaboration.
“We remain committed to continuously improving every aspect of Brazilian basketball by integrating technology and modern management practices. Initiatives like this play a crucial role in our ultimate success on the court. Teamworks is an industry giant and a benchmark in the field; Brazilian basketball deserves nothing less than the best the world has to offer,” said Marcelo Sousa, CBB President.

In a market that prioritizes data management, corporate reliability, and rapid decision-making, the arrival of Teamworks marks another step in the CBB’s journey toward becoming a more technologically advanced, professional, and digitally integrated organization.
“Basketball is deeply rooted in Brazil, home to one of Latin America’s most competitive and successful national team programs. This partnership with the CBB is a historic milestone for the sport in the country and for Teamworks’ growth in Latin America. Starting today, the men’s and women’s national teams will have access to the same technology used by the NBA, the Premier League, and the world’s leading sports organizations—because Brazilian basketball deserves nothing less. Welcome to Teamworks, Brazilian Basketball,” said Ryan Croft, Teamworks’ Director for Latin America.
Among the measures being implemented now, national team athletes, coaching staffs, and CBB personnel will all share the same online environment. This enables the real-time exchange of all types of information, including documents, travel tickets, daily schedules, contract signings, call-ups, and more, ensuring agility, technological efficiency, data security, and precision.

The integrated Teamworks system offers a comprehensive solution, creating a seamless connection that saves time and energy. Daily operations are consolidated and communications centralized, allowing for more efficient and effective organization.
To learn more about Teamworks Hub, visit: https://teamworks.com/hub/
About Teamworks
Teamworks is the leading operating system for elite sports, trusted by more than 7,000 organizations worldwide. The company combines enterprise SaaS software with proprietary data and advanced analytics to deliver intelligent products that power player evaluation, game strategy, performance development, and daily operations. By unifying workflows, video, and trusted data sources into a single AI-driven platform, Teamworks serves as both the technology backbone and the intelligence engine for modern sports organizations. Founded in 2004, Teamworks has expanded its data and AI capabilities through strategic acquisitions including Zelus Analytics, Telemetry Sports, Sportlogiq, and the enterprise business of Pro Football Focus (PFF). Learn more at teamworks.com.

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