INDIANAPOLIS − The IUPUI Athletics Department recently renewed an agreement with locally operated WebStream Productions (WSP) for the 2009-10 season. WSP will be producing over 40 live events, allowing Jaguars’ fans the ability to watch all home basketball and volleyball games and selected soccer matches and swimming events via the internet. In addition, WSP will continue to produce weekly features on IUPUI student-athletes during the course of the season.

This marks the third straight year IUPUI has partnered with WSP.

“We think this partnership with John Servizzi and WebStream Productions is a huge boost for Jag fans everywhere,” IUPUI Associate A.D. for External Affairs John Rasmussen said. “This gives fans an opportunity to support our student-athletes by subscribing to the IUPUI LIVE! service.

“WebStream Productions is a leader in this industry and prides itself on putting out a first-rate product. The quality of their work is phenomenal and really gives the viewer an enjoyable experience.”

The All-Sports Pass, which gives access to more than 40 live events, can be purchased for $34.95 while the Basketball Season Pass is available for $24.95. The All-Sports and Basketball Passes include all road Summit League basketball games, which will be produced by the respective host institutions.

The Volleyball Season Pass, which includes all 15 home matches, is $14.95 and the Soccer Season Pass is $7.95. In addition, The Summit League Swimming Championships will also be streamed and can be purchased for $7.95. Single-games will be available for $4.95 each.

This summer, IUPUI’s internet provider Sidearm upgraded to a Flash based player, making for a better online viewing experience. In addition, past games are archived, giving the user the ability to revisit exciting home events.

To check out the upcoming live events or to purchase a subscription, click here.

The first webstream for the 2009-10 season is this Saturday as the volleyball team takes on Western Kentucky as part of the IUPUI Jaguars Hampton Inn Invitational. Bill Potter (pbp) and Rich Coleman (color) will call the action.