Waldcast Radio to Broadcast CSUDH Basketball Games
First-ever webcast to air on January 2 against Grand Canyon University
January 28, 2004 (Updated)

Link to Toros Area on SportsJuice.com

CARSON, Calif.--For the first time in school history, Cal State Dominguez Hills fans can enjoy regular season broadcasts of Toros basketball brought live via the Internet by Waldcast Radio Sports (WRS).

Beginning in January, 16 live webcasts of both men's and women's hoops action will be aired locally and around the world on sportsjuice.com. Longtime southland broadcaster Ronnie Wald will provide play-by-play as well as produce the webcasts on Waldcast Radio Sports.

Wald, who celebrates his 23rd year in local sports broadcasting next year, is the former voice of Cal State Fullerton, Pepperdine, Cal State Northridge, San Diego State and Cal State San Bernardino athletics. In his career, he has broadcasted NCAA Tournaments, Division II College World Series, the Western Athletic Conference playoffs, Big West Tournaments, state community college championships, and most recently, the CIF playoffs and finals from both Blair Field in Long Beach and Edison Field in Anaheim in 2003.

Wald, a graduate of Cal State Northridge, is a 20-year member of the American Sportscasters Association and can be found in laradio.com's prestigious listing of all local radio personalities over the past 50 years.

WRS will enable Toro fans, families and alums from across the nation and around the globe to tune in live via the internet and follow CSUDH basketball throughout the season.

"We are truly excited to finally be able to broadcast our basketball games," says Patrick Guillen, CSUDH Sports Information Director. "I have known of Ronnie for several years, and to be able to secure someone of his talent and experience will be great for Cal State Dominguez Hills basketball."

Fittingly, Wald broadcasted the last local radio airing in the Torodome as a visiting CCAA broadcaster on KGIL in 1984.

Says Wald, "I'm delighted to be associated with the Toros. Far too long South Bay fans have been without a local Toro broadcast. I'm looking forward to a memorable season."

Appropriate links to the webcasts on sportsjuice.com can accessed here on The Toros Online.