by the athletic department, Shorecrest Upper and
Middle Division students are getting a hands-on look
Shorecrest sports events from either Haskell Field or
Crisp Gym. The technology can also be used for non-
sports events.
announcer, one color analyst, a game producer and cam-
era person. With the recent addition of wireless micro-
phones, announcers are able to secure on-field and on-
court interviews with Charger athletes and coaches, both
during halftime and at the end of the game. The
Shorecrest Sports Network (SSN) hopes to add additional
equipment in the future.
some as quickly as 20-30 minutes after the game.
son home football game against Keswick Christian and
continued through the rest of the school year, encompass-
ing boys and girls soccer, boys and girls basketball and
baseball. The SSN expanded from just the Upper Division
network. "PlayOn! technology is a fantastic way for the
Shorecrest student body to broadcast Shorecrest sporting
events while experiencing hands-on sports event produc-
tions. For me, it has been a great opportunity to do some-
thing that I enjoy while supporting Shorecrest athletics."
cameramen Colton Prescott and Troy Horstman. Other par-
ticipants included but were not limited to senior announc-
ers Alex Horden, Jeremy Reiskind, Zach Glover, Lee Waters,
Noah Kartha, Patrick Ayer, C Thambundit, Katie McNees
and Garrett Schulte; juniors Jacob Alexander and Jacob
Rice and sophomores Karim Oliver and Parker Lustig.
SSN is looking for new anno uncers and production stu-
dents for next year. The SSN is open to students in grades
7-12 and will be part of the Upper Division journalism cur-
riculum in the 2013-14 school year.
contact UD Journalism instructor and SSN advisor Jim
Henderson via e-mail at jhenderson@shorecrest.org, or
you may find him in LH-21 of Landy Hall.