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OVERVIEW

MSA Sports Network evolved from the Nauticom Sports Network, which ceased operations December 28, 2000. During the WPIAL 2001 basketball and baseball playoffs, several key members of the former Nauticom Sports Network, most notably Operations Manager and Studio Host Don Rebel, approached Management Science Associates, Inc. (MSA), a pioneer in marketing and media research, to sponsor the radio and Internet broadcasts of those playoffs.

The playoffs were a success, the fan response was tremendous and MSA Sports Network on May 31, 2001 achieved a coup by broadcasting the first WPIAL baseball championship from PNC Park. May 31, 2001 also marked the formal announcement of the re-launch of MSA Sports Network.

NSNSports found MSA willing to become a corporate partner, acquired the URL: www.nsnsports.com and broadcasting equipment from Nauticom and is now re-launched as MSA Sports Network and MSASportsNetwork.com. Nauticom will continue to handle the simultaneous radio broadcasts through its server.

MSA Sports Network has returned to its grass roots in Western Pennsylvania by adding quality radio stations and providing Western Pennsylvania sports fans with the best and most comprehensive high school sports coverage in the region.

In addition, MSA Sports Network is proud to be recognized as the official high school sports network of the WPIAL with exclusive radio and Internet rights for all WPIAL Playoff and Championship games.

About Management Science Associates, Inc.

Founded in 1963, with offices in New York City, Boston, Chicago, High Point, NC; Toronto, Canada; China; UK; and Malaysia, MSA is one of Pittsburgh's fastest growing high-tech companies. MSA has over 300 corporate clients, including some of the largest U.S. and foreign corporations and institutions.

THE WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA REGION

Western PA

Western Pennsylvania – The Western Pennsylvania region deals mainly with schools in the Western Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic League (Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association District 7) and the Pittsburgh City League (PIAA District 8). That includes schools in Allegheny, Butler, Beaver, Lawrence, Indiana, Fayette, Greene, Washington and Westmoreland counties. It also takes in schools from as far north as Mercer County and as Far East as Blair, Bedford and Clearfield counties.