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Announcing The Seawolf Sports Network

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ROHNERT PARK, Calif-  The Sonoma State University Department of Intercollegiate Athletics announces the creation of the Seawolf Sports Network.  The network begins with live online audio/video coverage of Sonoma State men's and women's basketball games. 

Through UStream.tv, the department will be video streaming all home basketball games, meaning fans from Rohnert Park to Russia (and all spots in between) will be able to follow the Seawolves in real time. 

"The creation of the Seawolf Sports Network makes our home athletic events available to a worldwide audience and allows Sonoma State alumni, parents, prospective students, and fans of Seawolf athletics the opportunity to follow their favorite teams at an unprecedented level," said Sonoma State Associate Athletic Director Brandon Bronzan.

The department is also excited to announce that former men's basketball stars Kevin Christensen and Vince Inglima will be providing the play-by-play and analysis all season long.  The duo were instrumental in leading Sonoma State to the CCAA Championship in 2006 and both have played professionally overseas.

"I don't think we could have found two better ambassadors for Sonoma State athletics," said Bronzan.  "Their passion for the Seawolves coupled with their basketball expertise and sense of humor add up to one very entertaining broadcast."

Says Christensen, "It's an absolute honor to be part of such a groundbreaking network.  We bleed Seawolf blue and are excited to contribute to the basketball program and athletics department that we love so much.  We know fans will love the insight, commentary, and analysis that only two former SSU student-athletes can give."

Added Inglima, "Much of my success in life has been due to my ability to hitch my wagon to the right horse at the right time.  I'm very excited to be working with such a good friend and naturally gifted sportscaster as Kevin.  Sonoma State athletics has been a big part of our lives and it is a pleasure to have the opportunity for continued involvement with the program."

The dynamic duo of the Birdman (Christensen) and Mr. V (Inglima) will be filling the announcing shoes of Ronnie Wald, who did audio of a partial SSU schedule for the past couple of years. 

Commented Christensen, "Buckle up because it's going to be a fast paced and entertaining season for all involved!"

Though only basketball broadcasts have been scheduled so far, the Seawolf Sports Network will also branch out into baseball and softball this spring.

Fans can access the Seawolf Sports Network by clicking on the link from the men's or women's basketball webpages. 
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