FOOTY LIFE - play, train, breathe, repeat

TOMA NATIONALS IN NYC

TOMA Nationals in NYC

Nike brought street-style soccer to New York in the Summer of 2026 and hosted a national championship with teams from across the country. In the end, they were all winners because not only did Nike crown a champion, but they also brought out Travis Scott to award every player with a Nike contract. Over 100 players celebrated in Bryant Park, and everyone left feeling what street soccer can be in the US.

KIT KIDS

Kit kids - an independent project highlighting kids’ soccer swag

I’m a girl dad, sports fan, and, for the past 4 years, a soccer dad. When those worlds merged, it was only natural that I started producing cool, empowering content for girls and kids who look like mine. Sports doesn’t just live on the pitch or the court; it’s a part of your style and personality.

STRESS FC

Street Soccer In AtlantA

Stress Gods FC plays in a 3v3 tourney in the Underground ATL

This Summer, the World Cup came to Atlanta. Everywhere you turned, there was a watch party. The Underground - a historic entertainment district of the city hosted events, including a 3v3 tournament. Several teams participated, some made up of friends with matching T-shirts and others with local brand sponsors. Stress Gods, an ATL-based music group known for their eclectic style and international sound, not only participated but also won the tournament as well as the best kit award.

TRAINING THE BODY & MIND

The work don’t stop - professional athletes Divock oriji, Chris Carson, and meditation leader kenji summers

To be a great athlete, everyone knows you have to train and put in the work. That goes beyond the weights and workouts. You have to train your mind as well as the body. While everyond else is in the gym, Kenji Summers takes it further and leads sessions with groups of athletes.

ATL Dream - Homegrown Video Series

Athlete stories are sports stories

Before the Dream broke attendance records and sold out State Farm Arena in the first 7-game series in WNBA history, PS92 Studios and I produced content highlighting stories about Jordan Canada, Naz Hillmon, and Allisha Gray.