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Baylor University To Provide Live Streaming of NCAA Tennis via PlaySight

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WACO, Texas — Baylor University will provide free live video streaming of men’s and women’s team and individual matches at the NCAA Division I Tennis Championships May 14 through May 25 via PlaySight’s “SmartCourt Live” technology from the Hurd Tennis Center.

The live streaming for all outdoor matches can be viewed on Baylor’s official NCAA Tennis Championships website http://www.baylorbears.com/sports/m-tennis/live-stats-video.html

Baylor will host the NCAA Tennis Championships for the first time in its history.

Earlier this year Baylor purchased PlaySight SmartCourt Live technology for their indoor and outdoor tennis facilities. The product provides live streaming and recording/storage of practice and matches in HD quality with embedded audio. The University of Georgia, Cal-Berkeley, Harvard, Princeton and Virginia Tech are among the other college programs currently utilizing PlaySight technology for their tennis programs.

Since its launch, PlaySight technology has been installed in many of the world’s leading tennis facilities including Roland Garros in Paris, the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center in New York, Queen’s Club at London and the Indian Wells Tennis Garden in California among many others. For more information on PlaySight, go to www.PlaySight.com

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