High School Sports Returns in Late August

High School Sports Returns in Late August

Beginning on August 29th, The Keystone Sports Network will air seventeen (17) high school football games during the 2014 High School Football season. Games will feature the Corry (PA) Beavers and the combined Clymer Central (NY) and Sherman Central (NY) high schools. Brad Swanson, Tim Beal and John Prihoda return to serve as announcers during the Beavers contests. Meanwhile, Brent Deuink (father), Brady Deuink (son) and Cameron Collins; are slated to return to cover Clymer – Sherman. All of these games will be broadcasted on The Keystone Sports Network flagship…

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Looking For An Exciting Career in Sports Marketing?

Looking For An Exciting Career in Sports Marketing?

POSITIONS AVAILABLE: SALES ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE: Do you like working in a fast paced, energetic, results-focused environment? The Keystone Sports Network  has an immediate opening for a full-time Sales Account Executive. Primary responsibilities include new account development, building client relationships, writing proposals and the servicing of accounts. The right candidate must be a motivated and a enthusiastic self-starter who is able to work effectively in a team environment while also independently. You must possess excellent oral and written communication skills, time management skills and be very detail oriented. Broadcast sales experience…

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The Mid State Sports Network Is Changing Its Name

The Mid State Sports Network Is Changing Its Name

LOGANTON – The Mid State Sports Network is making a monumental change in its direction for programming. Sam Jordan, President / Owner of The Mid State Sports Network announced on Thursday, June 12, 2014 that he has decided to change the name of the network to better reflect the coverage of sports news, events, etc. to showcase the areas throughout the entire Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Thus, the new name of the network is THE KEYSTONE SPORTS NETWORK. THE KEYSTONE SPORTS NETWORK will encompass coverage from across the entire state; not…

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