Flow Sports Celebrates One Year as 'the Home of Sports in the Caribbean' - Seite 2

And while Flow Sports made sure to broadcast the big-name events, it also focused on the development of its own original programs. A case in point is Flow Sports Premier Weekly, an in-house production dedicated to all things Premier League, where three world-class hosts (Nadine Liverpool, Jason Roberts and Terry Fenwick) discuss the league's hottest stories trending in Caribbean circles. The show has gotten such a positive response that Tooke says it has become "football central for Caribbean fans." And it's also an excellent example of Flow's commitment to shape a true Caribbean viewing experience.

That commitment can be further seen in Flow Sports' coverage of local and regional sports, including the Barbados Rally, Cayman Invitational, Schoolboy Football from Jamaica, Flow CARIFTA Games and the CONCACAF World Cup Qualifiers and so much more. "Supporting our athletes and giving fans the chance to watch their hometown heroes compete in these significant regional events has been a privilege for us," explained Tooke. "We'll continue to do what we can to develop sports across the region and give fans relevant, local content."

In recognizing the accomplishments of the network, Cable & Wireless CEO, John Reid, said, "Flow Sports is a celebration of innovation and improvement in sports broadcasting across the region and has been changing the game since it was launched. We've invested in the content, the technology, the athletes, the fans and the people behind the network. And it's paying off. Flow Sports is now available in 24 countries in the Caribbean, and aside from Flow is carried by 34 other operators -- and growing."

Reid also said, "In November, our family of sports networks had the highest cumulative audience of any sports network on the Flow TV platform. But this is just the beginning. We are even more confident that we will continue to raise the bar now that we are powered by our new parent company Liberty Global's size, scale and access to content. We will ensure that Flow Sports evolves with the sports and with the fans, and we'll keep investing to develop across the region to demonstrate for years to come why we truly are 'the Home of Sports in the Caribbean.'"