'Rodney E. Lemons

'Rodney E. Lemons also known as Hot Rod or RL was born December 20, 1973 in Cleveland, Ohio. Lemons is an American former professional Basketball player, businessman, and Founder/Chairman of the BRIDGE FOUNDATION www.bridgesports.net a Not for Profit Organization established in January of 2006 in Nottinghamshire County, United Kingdom. Lemons established BRIDGE ENTERPRISES INC. 19, January 2010 in Beachwood, Ohio. BRIDGE Sports (www.bridgesports.net), is the website Lemons created to market and promote Elite Basketball Players who aspire to play at the collegiate, and professional levels.

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Career Information

High School

Beachwood High School

Beachwoods All Time Scoring Leader

First Member of The 1000 Point Scoring Club

College

Casper College
Parkland College

Led the Nation in 3 point percentage at 50 %, Parkland Cobras were ranked as high as #1 in the Nation for NJCAA Div. II, in 1993-94 season finishing #7 at the NJCAA National tournament.

University of Tennessee at Chattanooga

Dean's List (3.4 GPA)

Southern Conference Regular Season & Tournament Champions (1995).

Conference Tournament Champions (1994-95).

NCAA Tournament Birth (1995)

CNN Play of the Day vs UCONN (1995) Broadcast on CBS

ESPN top plays of the day (March 1995)

Cleveland State University

B.A. Urban Studies, C.S.U. (2018).
CSU Dean's list (2017/2018).
Appointed C.S.U. SGA Director of Finance (2018).
National Society of Collegiate Scholars VP Public Relations/ Recruiting (2018).
NSCS: C.S.U. Chapter (First Distinguished Honorary Member Inductee, 2019).
C.S.U. Master of Education Candidate (2019-20).

Professional Basketball

Lincolnshire Wildcats Professional Basketball

Division III, (EBL) 36 pts per game.

Career History

JFK Recreation Basketball Coach (2000, 2001).
Property & Casualty License (2001).
Bally Total Fitness Assistant Manager (2004).
Orange Community Athletic Association Independent Evaluator (2004).
Rod Lemons Fundamental Basketball Clinic LLC. (2005).
Beachwood 8th Grade Basketball Coach (2005) 16-0.
Rod Lemons Fundamental Basketball Clinic Basketball Camp (Beachwood, 2005).
NBA Summer Professional League (2005).
DeSagana Diop (Cavs) Training Partner (2005).
Lincolnshire Wildcats Professional Basketball (2006).
Lincolnshire Sports Partnership CVL County Coach (2006).
Lincolnshire Wildcats U18 Boys Head Coach (undefeated, 2006).
William Farr Church of England Spring Basketball Festival (2006).
University of Manchester Level II Certification Instructor (2006).
Fleetwood Secondary School Camp Instructor Blackpool, England (2006).
Beachwood 8th Grade Boys Basketball Head Coach (15-2 record).
BRIDGE Foundation (EST 2006) in Norwell, Nottinghamshire, England.
BRIDGE/ E- CITY Grant Program Coordinator (2007).
Cleveland Foundation Out of School Time Sub- Committee (Appointed 2008).
OCAA Basketball Independent Instructor (2004- 12).
FORCE Indoor Sports Consultant/ Basketball Instructor (2009).
NBA Fit Challenge (Regional Evaluator, 2009).
Sonny Johnson Classic (Sponsor, 2009).
Cleveland Cavs/ Mo Williams Holiday Camp Jewish Community Center/ TNBA (2009).
BRIDGE ENTERPRISES INC. Incorporated (January 19, 2010).
Cleveland Cavaliers Recognition Night (BRIDGE/OCAA March 17, 2010).

U.S. Senator Brown Recognition BRIDGE/OCAA youth basketball program (2010).
Invited To President Barack Obamas’ Town Hall Meeting (2010).
Invited to SBA Economic Recovery Forum (2010).
100 Men Organization Guest Speaker (2010).
Table Guest of Senator at Martin Luther King Celebration (Friends/Family 2010).
Certified G.E.D. Tutor (2015).
BRIDGE ELITE GLOBAL™️ (EST 2016).
St. Vincent Resilient Youth Group Keynote Speaker (2018).

BRIDGE Foundation Incorporated To plan deliver and monitor coordinated programs of high quality professional activities that are reflective of the needs of young people in the local community. The programs will link school and community and develop new strategic sites for after school competition and educational activities.

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Rodney E. Lemons, Founder

Media Coverage

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