Brenna Greene is the Sports Director at KREM, focusing on local sports news in Oregon, particularly in Portland. She also writes for KOIN-TV and Yahoo News, covering a wide range of sports stories including high school football championships, college football coaching changes, and basketball prospects.
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Brenna Greene's coverage primarily focuses on local sports events, specifically football, basketball, and soccer in the Portland area. Given her focus on event coverage related to high school and college sports teams within Oregon and Portland, she is likely interested in pitches that spotlight upcoming games or significant achievements by local athletes.
As a journalist covering predominantly local sporting events, Brenna may be receptive to story ideas about standout players or unique trends emerging from these regional sports scenes. Pitches highlighting compelling human-interest stories within the realm of local athletics are also likely to resonate with her as they align with her coverage attributes.
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The class of 2026 guard is poised to become the next high level female basketball recruit from our area. PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — Brooklynn Haywood cuts off the question.
PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — It's not often someone from the Portland area gets to represent our country, but Clackamas rising senior Jazzy Davidson just returned from doing just that.
KOIN 6 Sports anchor Brenna Greene sat down with Oregon State head coach Trent Bray to discuss what’s next for the program.
PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — Jade Carey was asked her favorite moment of her time at the Paris Olympics. That could be the easiest question she’s ever heard. “Well, I think I’ve got to say winning team …
The stadium is expected to open in April of 2026. Posted: Updated: PORTLAND, Ore. ( ) — It was a day some weren't sure would ever come.
PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — The high school football season officially starts in earnest on Friday, and that means we are on record watch. Jesuit’s Ken Potter is one win away from tying the state…
PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — We all know West Linn football has been a powerhouse the past few years. They’ve always had a bevy of impressive skill players, but this year when you walk down their sideli…
What has become a Gonzaga gameday tradition all started with a “little” nickname for former Clackamas star Ben Gregg.
By: Brenna Greene
PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — When Christine Sinclair walked into what would be her second to last press conference as a Thorns player, she was told she would be alone up at the podium. “Oh, just m…
PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — Wednesday was National Signing Day around the nation and the most high-profile high school athlete from the Portland area participated in the festivities. “I mean, it’…
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