Sports Webcasting Network and the Long Island based newspaper Newsday, will partner to broadcast Long Island's final boys lacrosse game from the Empire State Games. The game will be seen on Newsday’s video web service the N-Zone on Tuesday, July 29, 2008.
The internet based media company, which capped off a 7 game regular season boys lacrosse schedule, with 2 playoff games will be presenting coverage of the Empire State Games for the first time in its history.

Sports Webcasting Network and the Long Island based newspaper Newsday, will partner to broadcast Long Island's final boys lacrosse game from the Empire State Games. The game will be seen on Newsday’s video web service the N-Zone on Tuesday, July 29, 2008.
The internet based media company, which capped off a 7 game regular season boys lacrosse schedule, with 2 playoff games will be presenting coverage of the Empire State Games for the first time in its history.

“We are extremely excited,” said play-by-play announcer and SWN’s Director Rob Goldenberg. “This is a great opportunity for us from a few different perspectives. Certainly, our broadcast of a high profile event like the Empire Games is going to provide great exposure for us. Couple that with the chance to partner with Newsday a leader in the industry and it’s really a homerun for us.

For the last five years, Sports Webcasting Network, under the banner of T & D Sports Video Productions and Sports Radio Network, has been airing football and basketball games and other sports related content on radio, television and the internet. Sports

Webcasting Network is a full service broadcasting outlet for high school, collegiate, amateur, and professional sports has emerged as the premiere as a media outlet for sporting events and entertainment in the northeast, and as an entity, which recognizes student athletes and their achievements on the field. Offering the latest cutting edge broadcast solution with audio and video webcasts streamed live and/or on tape over the internet Sports Webcasting Network can reach a potentially limitless audience Among its viewership, SWN has boasted that fans in more than 15 countries, including Canada, Israel, Australia, France, Great Britain, Switzerland and Belgium watching to the webcasts.

Sports Webcasting Network will be finalizing plans to add a High School Football Game of the week starting this fall.