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Streaming Sports Network Canada Username Password Login Games Leagues Teams Venues Hockey Football Basketball Soccer Volleyball Blogs SSN AdminSSN to stream 18 CIS events on Thanksgiving weekend October 09 2009Canadian university sport fans will have many reasons to give thanks this weekend as the Streaming Sports Network (SSN Canada) drops the puck on the 2009 Canadian Interuniversity Sport mens hockey season while capturing the race to the playoffs in soccer and football SSN will broadcast 18 live games in five different sports this weekend Fans can watch the games free of charge at wwwSSNCanadaca SSN broadcast schedule Week of October 811 (all times local) Friday October 9 Womens soccer Guelph @ York 1 pm Womens soccer Toronto @ Carleton 1 pm Womens soccer Trent @ Ottawa 2 pm Mens soccer Guelph @ York 315 pm Mens soccer Toronto @ Carleton 330 pm Womens basketball Western Ontario @ York 6 pm Mens hockey Royal Military College @ Carleton 7 pm Mens hockey Toronto @ Ottawa 7 pm Football Guelph @ Ottawa 7 pm Mens basketball Western @ York 8 pm Saturday October 10 Womens soccer Trent @ Carleton 1 pm Womens soccer Toronto @ Ottawa 1 pm Mens hockey Toronto @ Carleton 3 pm Mens soccer Trent @ Carleton 315 pm Mens hockey Saint Marys @ St FX 7 pm Mens hockey Royal Military College @ Ottawa 7 pm Mens hockey Calgary @ Alberta 730 pm CIS Touchdown on SSN Every Thursday evening at 7 pm ET the Streaming Sports Network presents CIS Touchdown a weekly magazine program on university football Hosted by veteran SSN anchor John Bower this weeks show features an interview with Andy Fantuz of the Saskatchewan Roughriders talking about his time as a member of The University of Western Ontario Mustangs Jim Mullin of CKNW Radio in Vancouver David Grossman of the Toronto Star and Fan 590 in Toronto LouisSimon Lapointe of RDS and Quebec 800 AM in Quebec City will put into context the upsets that occurred last weekend in the CIS and their impact on the standings while Dan Robertson of EastLink TV will provide his midseason picks for the Hec Creighton Award in the AUS Also featured this week is Neate Sager of Sun Media Ottawa with his Extra Point as he discusses what constitutes a true upset in CIS football About SSN Canada The Streaming Sports Network is committed to providing highquality affordable streaming solutions for amateur sports organizations and provides over 30live broadcasts of university sports from across Canada per month free of charge to viewers via its website at wwwSSNCanadaca 1 CommentsJim Oct 24 1021 pmNice Name Email address URL Comment If you enter anything in this field your comment will be treated as spam Video Clips%videobox% Photos%photobox% Home Advertise Contact Copyright 2008 All rights reserved...