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Starting in 2003, as part of our efforts to
help promote the game of fastpitch, we began to broadcast games live on
the internet, via streaming audio. The response to the broadcasts
has been great, so we have established "Ballparkradio.com", a companion
website to make it easy for our listeners to find the games being
broadcast. No more trying to remember or find lengthy URL's or
links. Just go to
www.ballparkradio.com
.Click logo above to visit
Ballparkradio.com
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Flanagan of Fastpitchwest teamed with ISC II Commissioner Blair
Setford of Ontario Canada to broadcast eighteen (18) games from the
ISC II Tournament of Champions from Fargo, North Dakota in August 2004 |
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Jim & Blair
will be in Rock Island, Illionois this summer to join the rest of
the broadcast crew for eighteen games from the ISC-II Tournament of
Champions. |
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Over Two Hundred Men's
Fastpitch Games Broadcast
Over the Past Five Years |
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Thirty Five or More Games
to be broadcast in 2009
In 2009, we'll broadcast about 35 or more
games, including:
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Six (6) games from the AAU International Tournament from the Disney complex in
Orlando; |
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Four (4) games at the Red
Rock Tournament, May 2009; |
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Twenty-five (25) from the ISC-II Tournament of
Champions at Rock Island, Illinois |
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Additional Broadcasts to be announced soon
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Fifty One Games
broadcast in 2008
In 2008, we broadcast 51 games:
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Ten (10) games from the AAU International Tournament from the Disney complex in
Orlando; |
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Twelve (12) games from Whitehorse, Yukon,
Canada, from the ISF Junior World Championships. |
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Twenty Nine (29) from the ISC-II Tournament of
Champions in Appleton, Wisconsin. |
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Forty three games
broadcast in 2007
In 2007, we broadcast 43 games:
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Six (6) games from the AAU International Tournament from the Disney complex in
Orlando; |
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Four (4) games from the Canyons Complex in St. George at the Red
Rock Tournament, May 2005; |
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Three (3) games from Man-O-War-Cay in the
Bahamas at the Bahamas Invitational |
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Thirty (30) from the ISC-II Tournament of
Champions in Kitchener, Ontario, Canada |
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Thirty Three Games
broadcast in 2006
In 2006, we broadcast thirty six
(36) games:
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Four (4) games from the AAU International Tournament from the Disney complex in
Orlando; |
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Four (4) games from the Canyons Complex in St. George at the Red
Rock Tournament, May 2005; |
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Twenty-five (25) from the ISC-II Tournament of
Champions in Kitchener, Ontario, Canada |
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Forty One games
broadcast in 2005
In 2005, we broadcast thirty six
(36) games:
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Four (4) games from the AAU International Tournament from the Disney complex in
Orlando; |
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Four (4) games from the Canyons Complex in St. George at the Red
Rock Tournament, May 2005; |
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Five (5) games from
the Portland DeMarini Rose Cup tournament June 2005; |
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Two (2) games between the Australian Jr. Men
and GHFL All Stars in Niagara Falls, Ontario, Canada;
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One (1) from the ISC World Tournament in
Eau Claire, WI in August 2005; |
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Twenty -five (25) from the ISC-II Tournament of
Champions in Chippewa Falls, WI in August 2005. |
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Thirty six games
broadcast in 2004
In 2004, we broadcast thirty six (36)
games:
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Four (4) games from the AAU
International Tournament from the Disney complex in Orlando; |
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Six (6) games from the Canyons
Complex in St. George at the Red Rock Tournament, May 1-2,
2004; |
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Six (6) games from the Portland
DeMarini Rose Cup tournament June 26-27, 2004; |
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Two (2) from the ISC World
Tournament in Fargo North Dakota on August 17 & 18, 2004; |
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Eighteen (18) from the ISC-II
Tournament of Champions in Fargo, ND August 15-20, 2004 |
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Three Games
broadcast in 2003
In 2003, in our first ever broadcasts, we broadcast
three (3) games:
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Three games from the NAFA World Series in
Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin |
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How Streaming Audio Works
The broadcast is "captured"
onto a laptop computer connected to the internet, and "streamed" via an
internet connection to a company called Sportsjuice, widely used by many minor league baseball teams. Through
the wonders of technology, the audio is put onto the website for sportsjuice.com, where listeners can simply click a link, sit back and
listen to the game, "streamed" to them live from the internet. It's simple, even if
you are relatively new to computers. Games can also be archived for
later listening. (See below)
How to Listen to Live
Audio on the Internet
The most oft asked question when it comes
to live audio broadcasts is "how do I listen to the game?" We make
it simple: Click the logo below to visit:
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