The Roc Street Stars
One
clear
focus.
Roc Street provides NIL representation and Name, Image, and Likeness support with the athlete, artist, or creator at the center.
Stars with range.
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Professional / NFL athlete
Built
for
the next play.
A professional NFL football player, he brings a focused perspective to the opportunities around his name, image, and likeness.
Discuss NIL representationTavares Gooden is an NFL linebacker and Miami Hurricane who wore #56. He came up through St. Thomas Aquinas in South Florida before carrying that foundation into NFL rooms with the Baltimore Ravens, San Francisco 49ers, and Houston Texans. His career is built on earning the next level in the details.
NFL LINEBACKERMIAMI HURRICANE#56ST. THOMAS AQUINASRAVENS / 49ERS / TEXANS
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Basketball / NIL representation
A clear
point
of view.
A basketball athlete presented in Roc Street’s focused roster.
Discuss NIL representationNoelle Bofia is a 6′4″ forward for the North Carolina Tar Heels, wearing #52. Her paint presence shows up as elite rebounding and shot blocking, with a winning standard recognized nationally in Arizona before Chapel Hill. She was named MaxPreps Best High School Player in Arizona for the 2024–2025 season and is coached at North Carolina by head coach Courtney Banghart.
FORWARD6′4″#52NORTH CAROLINA TAR HEELSMAXPREPS ARIZONA BEST PLAYER 2024–25
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BASKETBALL · FEATURED ATHLETE
A clear
point
of view.
Basketball athlete represented by Roc Street.
Tresor Childress is a 6′6″ right-handed guard from Phoenix, Arizona, in the Class of 2030. A consensus Top-25 national prospect and National Cup MVP, he plays on the Arizona Unity EYBL / Dream Vision circuit. His positionless size and explosive perimeter skill let him orchestrate offense, create his own shot off the bounce, and rise over defenders. He holds official NCAA Division I offers from East Carolina University, Arizona State University, and Hampton University.
GUARD6′6″CLASS OF 2030PHOENIX, AZTOP-25 NATIONAL PROSPECTARIZONA UNITY EYBLD1 OFFERS: ECU, ASU, HAMPTON
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BASKETBALL · FEATURED ATHLETE
A clear
point
of view.
Basketball athlete represented by Roc Street.
Kaleb Myers is a 6′8″ forward wearing #22 for the University of New Hampshire Wildcats men's basketball program in NCAA Division I. Born in Bluefields, Nicaragua, he holds dual U.S. and Nicaraguan citizenship and represents Nicaragua in FIBA AmeriCup and World Cup Qualifier competition. He is a modern dynamic forward—an explosive finisher, relentless rim protector, and high-IQ playmaker. In 2025–26, he averaged 16.0 points and 8.7 rebounds per game at St. Thomas University and 12.5 points and 11.0 rebounds in FIBA World Cup Qualifiers; at Arizona Western College in 2024–25, he averaged 10.2 points and 6.2 rebounds.
FORWARD6′8″#22UNH WILDCATS (NCAA D1)NICARAGUA NATIONAL TEAM16.0 PPG / 8.7 RPG
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BASKETBALL · FEATURED ATHLETE
A NAME
TO WATCH.
DJ Hunter is a basketball athlete represented by Roc Street.
DJ Hunter is an elite point guard from Las Vegas, Nevada, in the Class of 2029. Ranked the No. 1 player in Nevada, he plays for Somerset Losee and on the Vegas Elite EYBL circuit. His lead-guard mentality is built on relentless work ethic and elite vision, from Las Vegas hardwood to the national Nike EYBL circuit.
POINT GUARDCLASS OF 2029LAS VEGAS, NVSOMERSET LOSEEVEGAS ELITE EYBLNO. 1 RANKED PLAYER IN NEVADA
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Basketball / NIL representation
A new
name
in motion.
Jordynn Riggins is presented as an additional featured NIL athlete in Roc Street’s focused roster.
Jordynn Riggins is a 5′5″ point guard out of Las Vegas in the Class of 2029 at Somerset Losee. She was part of a 2026 state championship season and earned first-team All League, All Region, and All State honors. Her season production was 14 points, 3.3 steals, 4 rebounds, and 4 assists, a profile built around making the people around her better.
POINT GUARD5′5″CLASS OF 2029SOMERSET LOSEE2026 STATE CHAMPIONFIRST-TEAM ALL LEAGUE / ALL REGION / ALL STATE
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Senior / Rowan College
Built
for
the move.
Fareed Burton Jr. is a senior in college at Rowan College, featured in his Rowan College team uniform.
Discuss NIL representationFareed Burton Jr. is a 6′0″ senior point guard at Rowan College from Chester, Pennsylvania, wearing #1. He came up through the STEM Academy and the Chester High School Clippers and is a three-time consecutive Delaware Valley League champion. In March 2021, Chester played the PIAA 5A District 1 final on its home court for the first time in school history, and Burton helped secure the District Championship. Against Crestwood in the 2021 state tournament, he hit a go-ahead three and clutch free throws in overtime to seal the win, reflecting a guard who reads the floor before the play arrives.
POINT GUARD6′0″#1ROWAN COLLEGECHESTER, PA3X DEL-VAL CHAMPIONPIAA 5A DISTRICT 1 CHAMPION
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MUSIC · FEATURED ARTIST
A featured
artist
in focus.
Kid Jay is a music artist in the Roc Street family, featured in Roc Street’s focused roster.
Kid Jay is a recording artist and community advocate featured on the site as a music and entertainment talent. His latest release, “Growing Up” featuring Young Ru, is available on Spotify and Apple Music. He brings a positive voice and a worldwide point of view to the next generation.
RECORDING ARTISTENTERTAINMENT TALENTLATEST RELEASE: “GROWING UP” FEAT. YOUNG RUSTREAMING ON SPOTIFY & APPLE MUSIC
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