Elite Athlete Marketing

The Class of 2031 four-sport athlete threw a last-second touchdown and two-point conversion to cap a 5-0 run at the Premier Events 7v7 Tournament in Fort Worth/Denton.

The Class of 2030 quarterback reads defenses like a veteran and thrives in chaos… now he's building his brand with EAM.

One of the most decorated coaches in Oklahoma youth football history is back on the sidelines—and the Mustang Youth Football association's partnership with EAM ensures his squad gets the visibility it deserves.

Former NFL nose tackle Kelly Gregg's son, Maddox Gregg, has signed with EAM after posting 56 tackles, 3.5 sacks, and 19 QB hurries during his sophomore season at Edmond North.

The Mustang United 10 Girls defender/midfielder helped lead her squad to a state championship and President's Cup title in 2025—now she's exploring a partnership with EAM alongside teammates Kinleigh Ford and Avery Edgerton.

The Edmond Memorial standout posted 39 catches for 603 yards and 6 touchdowns during the 2025 season—now he's heading to Mustang for his senior season.

The Class of 2028 OL has spoken with UCLA, Michigan, Texas Tech, Pitt, UCF, Miami, Arkansas, and Oklahoma State—and his footwork might be more impressive than his size.

The Class of 2031 quarterback—ranked among Oklahoma's top ten at his position—came straight from an all-tournament basketball performance to sign with EAM.

Elite Athlete Marketing representatives visited with Chickasha athletics leadership to explore partnership opportunities around content production, recruiting visibility, and NIL development for the program's athletes.

The Yukon defender anchors the top-ranked 2010 club team in Oklahoma and regularly gets called up to compete one age group above her own.