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From the production and transmission of the game over the internet, to providing the talent to announce the game, Sports Radio Network can design a customized webcasting solution for your college, at an affordable rate.

Sports Radio Network is capitalizing on the growing popularity of web-based sports programming and is unique in targeting professional and high school sports teams that have limited radio and television exposure. Sports Radio Network, a full service broadcasting outlet for amateur and professional sports, has already gained recognition as a leader in web-based sports programming.

WSRN burst on to the scene in the spring of 2001 with live and exclusive coverage of the United States Basketball League’s (USBL) Long Island Surf franchise. Following its presentation of 13 regular season games, the station carried the summer’s USBL post-season tournament.

Once again in 2002, the internet-based station was the exclusive home to the USBL Post-Season Festival, with fans in more than 15 countries, including Canada, Israel, Australia, France, Great Britain, Switzerland and Belgium listening to the webcasts. Not only did Sports Radio Network provide audio coverage of the post-season festival via the internet, but the play-by-play voices of Rob Goldenberg and Alon Avital were used by Pegasys Video of Enid, Oklahoma for their highly-heralded television broadcasts. Recently clips of the tournament were aired on HBO’s Real Sports.

"We had our most successful season to date and part of that success goes out to the Post-Season Festival Host Oklahoma Storm and the job that Rob Goldenberg and sportsradionet.com did," stated USBL Commissioner Daniel T. Meisenheimer III.

Sports Radio Network also continued to break new ground at the start of 2002, as the internet-based station partnered with the National Women’s Basketball League (NWBL) to become the league’s official broadcast carrier. Over the past four years, as the official broadcast partner of the NWBL, Sports Radio Network, has reached a nationwide audience of fans, validating the rapidly growing appeal of women's professional sports.

As part of its exclusive coverage of the 2003 New York Collegiate Athletic Conference's women's and men's basketball championship games, Sports Radio Network partnered with T & D Sports Video Productions merging the technology of the internet with that of television presenting live audio coverage via the internet, as well as distributing the games throughout the tri-state area for a tape-delayed television presentation.

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