LMSC to cover SBL Grand Finals
The State Basketball League has joined forces with LMSC.com.au to provide exclusive coverage of the Men’s & Women’s Grand Finals this weekend.
David MacRae from LMSC.com.au was pleased with the announcement "LMSC.com.au is extremely pleased to be further strengthening our continuing relationship with Basketball in Western Australia with coverage of this year's SBL Grand Final series."
"This is a great step forward for the professionalism of the SBL and we would like to sincerely thank LMSC.com.au for their support of our 2009 Grand Finals." said SBL General Manager CJ Jackson.
LMSC.com.au will be providing a high quality video production for both Women's & Men's Grand Finals this weekend with a full commentary team. LMSC.com.au will also provide full pre & post game coverage. A highlights package will be available on their new website to be launched in the coming days.
"As a leader in community sports media, our team is excited to see the sport of basketball in WA continue to prosper and grow despite trying times at national level." said MacRae.
LMSC.com.au will be joined by Basketball WA High Performance Coach/Manager and former WNBL Townsville Fire Head Coach David Herbert. Herbert will be providing expert commentary for the weekend, along with commentator Riley Stuart from LMSC.com.au.
MacRae said LMSC.com.au was looking forward to the exciting Grand Final's coming up. "We're looking forward to calling and producing for the finals for LMSC TV exclusively on the brand new LMSC.com.au website to be launched in the coming days"
Check out the LMSC.com.au website which will be updated in the coming days leading up to the 2009 SBL Grand Finals.
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