Coming to CFS Gametime in 2010


The new year is upon is and a new decade begins in only a couple of weeks.  With the new year will come
new content for CFS Gametime.  Here is a list of content for the 2010 season.

*Winter Park High School Basketball Highlights/Interviews
*Olympia High School Basketball Highlights/Interviews
*Osceola High School Wrestling Highlights/Interviews
*Coverage of the 2010 FHSAA Men's Basketball Finals 
*Coverage of the 2010 FHSAA Wrestling Finals
*New Seasons of Area 52 and The Sports Corner
*High School Baseball Broadcasts/Highlights/Interviews (Spring)
*High School Softball Broadcasts/Highlights/Interviews (Spring)
*Much More!

"Our coverage of the fall sports was sub-par in our eyes" said CFS President and Owner Donnie Paschal. 
"We had a great opportunity with WKIQ radio in Lake County, but we felt that our efforts to succeed in that 
field took away from what we are known best for, which is our amplified coverage of local high school
athletics."

When asked about the Bright House Networks purchase of all broadcasts in Orange County, Paschal had only
a few regrets. 

"I understand why Bright House did what they did.  It's a business and they made a move that pinned all 
competition.  It just really handicapped our ability to cover great schools such as Olympia High School,
but our highlight videos last season were a huge success and we think we can really make up for the loss
of audio broadcasts with the video content."

The addition of Winter Park High School marks the return of high school phenom and son of current Boston
Celtics' Coach, Doc Rivers.  Austin Rivers is back at Winter Park for his junior season following a campaign
in 2009 which ended at the FHSAA Semi-Finals in Lakeland to juggernaut Olympia.  

"We are extremely excited about covering Rivers again." said CFS Vice President Merv Forsythe. "Winter Park
is where it all started back in 2008 for this company and to go back there for more coverage of such an
outstanding team is an honor for everyone here."

Speaking of Olympia, the new-look Titans are back to defend the Metro-Conference in 2010, but without
all six Division 1 signees from a year ago.  Only two players from the varsity squad last season return, 
but while both are very talented, neither were in the rotation consistently.  The Titans will have to 
fight the critics and rivals such as Dr. Phillips, Evans, and Winter Park to have any hope of returning
to Lakeland for the FHSAA Championships this season.  Odds are against them, but when expectations are
low, crazy things happen.

A team that is not looking at low expectations is the 2010 Osceola Kowboys wrestling team.  The Kowboys,
under Head Coach/Athletic Director Jim Bird are a major contender in the FHSAA Class 3A State
Championship hunt.  Osceola won the championship last season and return five state qualifiers, including
three state champions.  Seniors Joe Locksmith and Levi Clemons won state in 2009, while sophomore Pete
Baldwin won in 2008.  CFS has already posted eight of Osceola's wrestling matches to the website in 
just the second month of the season.  CFS President Donnie Paschal spoke about the loyalty to Osceola
for his company.

"Our website has looked a lot like OsceolaKowboys.com for a couple months now." said Paschal. "I love
coming out to Osceola and so does my crew.  The folks at Osceola treat us like family and never have 
anything negative to say about our service.  Coach Bird has been very receptive to our broadcasts since
day one.  I think we have even recruited a couple broadcasters from here."

More information about the baseball and softball seasons will be released as it comes about.  Area 52
and The Sports Corner are returning for their second seasons.  Contact 
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