As the spring season concludes, the Production Club strives to build its program.
In October, the club began live-streaming school sports events. Since then, the club has used HUDL TV to stream sports games. During the winter season, streamed Fords’ basketball games allowed students another way to watch highly anticipated games.
Live streaming events gives students unable to attend a game the chance watch from their device.
In late February, at the start of the spring season, the club issued a call for commentators.
Similar to basketball, students can now watch Fords’ lacrosse via live stream. This feature comes in super helpful for watching some of Haverford’s highly competitive matchups when not on campus.
The combination of live commentary and the user-friendly HUDL TV platform has contributed greatly to the success of the program, offering fans a high-quality viewing experience.
“We’d like to continue to grow the club by expanding the sports we cover and starting to offer additional creative opportunities.”
Mr. Chris Hupfeldt ’11
The club has learned a lot about engaging in sports media.
Program director Mr. Chris Hupfeldt ’11 has plans for the club.
“We’d like to continue to grow the club by expanding the sports we cover and starting to offer additional creative opportunities for students to contribute in, such as photography, graphic design, drone videography, and social media management,” Mr. Hupfeldt said.
The club has worked hard to build a presence. With support from the Director of Athletics Mr. Michael Murphy, and the Assistant Director of Athletics Mr. Brendan Dawson, the club has been recruiting students.
“The first step is getting the club off the ground,” Mr. Hupfeldt said.
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