WHAT’S THE NEXT PLAY FOR ATLANTA’S PLAYON! SPORTS?

PlayOn! Sports : Feb 11, 2022 2:00:00 PM

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WHAT’S THE NEXT PLAY FOR ATLANTA’S PLAYON! SPORTS?

PlayOn! Sports is a Georgia-based company that provides live and on-demand streaming services for high school sporting events through the NFHS Network platform. The company recently received a significant investment from the leading global investment firm, KKR. David Rudolph, CEO of PlayOn! Sports interviewed with Hypepotamus and explains how PlayOn! plans to use the investment to expand its services and reach more high schools across the country. The company aims to provide a platform for high school athletes to showcase their skills and potentially get noticed by college recruiters. PlayOn! Sports has already established partnerships with several state high school athletic associations through the National Federation of State High School Associations (NFHS) and plans to use the investment to further enhance its technology and customer service.

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