VIDEO: Brian Doyle and Kevin Weeren sit down with Matt Present to discuss this year’s DMVStream.com Nova Challenge.
February 9, 2017, — The fourth annual installment of Northern Virginia’s premiere basketball event, The NovaChallenge, is in the second year of a partnership agreement with DMVSTREAM.COM as the title sponsor. The DMVSTREAM.COM Nova Challenge will welcome the area’s best public school basketball players from Northern Virginia for an action-packed day of showcase basketball.
This year’s March 19 event will welcome the top seniors from Fairfax, Loudoun, Arlington, Prince William counties and the City of Alexandria for a series of two all-star games, a dunk contest and 3-point contest. Underclassmen will also have access to a development clinic hosted by our friends at Evolution Basketball.
“What makes this event so attractive to us is the people that are involved,” said DMVSTREAM.COM founder B.J. Koubaroulis. “Kevin Weeren, Brian Doyle and Jerry Lin are some of the most respected basketball coaches in this area. Their commitment to doing things the right way and their focus on the student-athlete matches with our company’s vision and long-term goals.”
By adding DMVSTREAM.COM as the title sponsor, the event will provide you — the viewers and fans — the exceptional state-of-the-art coverage you’ve come to expect from our sports broadcast group. As the Mid-Atlantic’s No. 1 source for live sports broadcasting, DMVSTREAM.COM will broadcast this year’s event LIVE and free of charge to computer’s, tablets, mobile devices and make the replays available onDemand and through local cable television.
The broadcasts will feature five HD camera angles, instant replay, graphics, live scoring and stats as well as a 15-person crew, including a play-by-play voice, analyst, sideline reporters and much more. See our broadcast team in action.
“We are excited to partner with DMVSTREAM.COM for the fourth annual Nova Challenge,” said Centreville High School Assistant Principal Brian Doyle, one of the event organizers and long-time area basketball coach. “Adding such a highly-respected partner to our game makes complete sense as we recognize local high school basketball players while at the same time supporting local charities. We look forward to working with the team at DMVStream.com to continue to present a first class event.”
DMVSTREAM.com produces LIVE broadcasts for professional, semi-pro & amateur sporting events as well as colleges, universities, high schools, AAU and youth tournaments and organizations in the Mid-Atlantic. “The PrepZone at DMVSTREAM.COM,” is a weekly television show that features interviews, highlights, commentary and more all about the DMV’s high school sports landscape. The show is streamed live online and rebroadcast in several million homes through a cable partnership.
With a client list that includes ESPN, The Washington Post, Monumental Sports Network, CBSsports.com, USAFootball.com, USLacrosse.org, NCAA.com, The National Federation of High School Sports, Georgetown University, among others, Synthesis Multimedia has emerged as the Mid-Atlantic’s top provider of sports multimedia. The DMVSTREAM.COM NovaChallenge, featuring NOVA’s premiere basketball players on April 10. Find out more at DMVSTREAM.COM and NovaChallenge.com.
VIDEO: Go behind the scenes. Our new state-of-the-art studio space in downtown Fairfax, Va. allows us to produce a show with four HD camera angles, graphics, highlights, interviews with players, coaches, segments, commercial breaks and so much more. Watch this behind the scenes video and see how we produced Season 1, Episode 1. Watch the VIDEO.
The PrepZone at DMVSTREAM.COM is brought to you by Executive Producer B.J. Koubaroulis (pictured right), a long-time D.C. area sports personality and owner at DMVSTREAM.COM and it’s parent company, Synthesis Multimedia Productions. You can reach him by email at bkoub@yahoo.com or on Twitter @bjkoub.
DMVSTREAM.com is a web site dedicated to broadcasting live sports in D.C., Maryland and Virginia. DMVSTREAM.com broadcasts pro, amateur, college, high school, AAU and youth games and tournaments to televisions, computers and mobile devices like iPads, iPhones and more.