Company Overview
JR Sports & Entertainment is a sports & entertainment brand marketing & management company operating in Atlanta, Ga. We represent both corporate clients and rising stars in sports, media, music and entertainment. With a special interest in cultivating unique brand campaigns and strategic partnerships for our clients, we develop a customized and tactful approach that is sure to have a lasting experience. Whether it’s a national marketing campaign to increase brand visibility , a global publicity campaign that increases favorable public perception, or providing strategic alliances that builds an equitable relationship; we strive to defy the reach of creative imagination and exceed our client’s expectations.
The company enjoys strong relationships with leading athletes, entertainers, corporate marketers, advertising agencies, public relations firms, professional sports teams, film and television networks to develop unique properties that maximize our clients brand value and deliver impactful results.
Mission:
Our mission is to create and establish new avenues for our clients through creative and quality partnerships and develop long-term opportunities that enhances brand values.
Sports Clients
Neil Everett
Neil Everett, who joined ESPN in July 2000 as an anchor for ESPNEWS and SportsCenter, moved to the company’s new Los Angeles Production Facility in March 2009 to co-host the 1 a.m. ET edition of SportsCenter with Stan Verrett.
Everett came to ESPN after working for 15 years for various affiliates in Honolulu, most recently KGMB-TV, the CBS affiliate where he was the sports director and weekday anchor. During those 15 years, he progressed from editorial and production roles behind the scenes to being in front of the camera. He held the roles of assignment editor and associate producer before getting a shot as a sports anchor one weekend when the two regular sports anchors were unavailable.
Prior to his TV news career, Everett served as an assistant athletic director and sports information director at Hawaii Pacific University. He also was the communications director for the Jeep Aloha and Jeep Oahu bowls.
A native of Spokane, Wa., Everett is a graduate of the University of Oregon where he earned a bachelor of science degree in journalism.
Andrew Goudelock
Andrew Goudelock was selected as the 46th overall pick in the 2011 NBA Draft by the Los Angeles Lakers, and he is now embarking on his professional basketball journey. Goudelock attended the College of Charleston, and spent four years at the college doing his best to help the Cougars win games.
Growing up in Stone Mountain in Georgia, Goudelock attended Stone Mountain High School where he experienced great success under coach William Johnson. While a high school senior, Goudelock led the Tigers to a 24-7 record with a 22.7 points per game average. However, Goudelock’s offensive prowess did not stop there. With the Tigers, he shot over 42% from behind the three-point arc and was 72.6% from the free-thrown line. He performed well against his school’s rivals, as he scored 39 points versus Tucker High School and made 11 three-point shots en route to a 47 point game against Lakeside High School. Upon graduating high school in 2007, Andrew Goudelock was named Georgia 4A Player of the Year and attracted the attention of two Division I schools.
Finally, Goudelock decided to leave his home state of Georgia and chose to play for College of Charleston in South Carolina.
Goudelock was known for his offensive explosion, and fans at Charleston were gearing up for an energetic guard who could scores point in a hurry.
