Fairfield University is proud to announce the return of its web-streaming of home athletic contests, in conjunction with Stretch Internet.  The first event of the year will be the first home event of the season for Fairfield teams, when the men's soccer team hosts Columbia on Friday night.
After successfully streaming over 75 events last season, including a free stream of the press conference of new head men's basketball coach Sydney Johnson, Fairfield is set to stream home contests for men's and women's soccer, field hockey, volleyball, men's and women's basketball and men's and women's lacrosse. 

The most cost efficient way to view home games is by purchasing an all-access pass, for $119.  This pass, which works out to just $2.38 if 50 events are viewed, includes all broadcasts of home Fairfield events.  Fans can also purchase a sport specific package, if they are interested.  The fall sports – volleyball, men's and women's soccer, and field hockey – packages are $29 each.  Complete streaming schedule are available in the Stags GameCentral Portal.  Please note, that with outdoor sports, inclement weather may force changes to the schedule, however this is still an ideal purchase for a fan that plans on watching more than four home games of a specific sport.

The men's basketball package for this year will be $59, while the women's package will be $49.  These packages include all home games that are not part of a television package.  Men's and women's lacrosse packages are also available, and are $29 each.
Fans may also purchase a viewing pass on a game-by-game basis, with that remaining at $7.95 a contest.

All four games of the Fairfield Women's Soccer Invitational, September 9-11, will also be available.  Fans can purchase a tournament viewing pass for $15, buy the games individually, and the games will be included in the all-access and women's soccer package.
To register, fans should visit the GameCentral portal, where there will be a list of games that are available for viewing.  When in the portal, click on the game you are interested in viewing.  If you are not a registered user, a list of viewing options (single-game or package) will be displayed.  Simply choose the option you wish to use and enjoy the game.

Fairfield University is a member of the 10-team NCAA Division I Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference (MAAC).  The Stags sponsor 20 varsity sports, with the men's lacrosse program residing in the ECAC Lacrosse League and the field hockey team competing in the America East Conference.

Stretch Internet, based in Mesa, Ariz., provides streaming and other Internet services to more than 200 high schools, colleges, universities, professional teams and radio stations while reaching an audience of more than 50,000 users per month. Founded in 2002 by a former college sports information director, Stretch Internet is devoted to customer service and providing a first-class, high quality experience for its clients and their extended communities.