Tune In: Santa Cruz-Aptos Basketball Game To Air On Cable

Comcast Hometown Network (Channel 104), Comcast’s regional cable network covering Northern and Central California, announced its 2015 sports coverage of high school basketball telecasts -- including the Aptos @ Santa Cruz DH (from 2/2) to air on Tuesday, Feb. 3 at 7 p.m.

In its seventh season of covering prep basketball, Comcast Hometown Network is televising a schedule of boys and girls games and featuring a number of highly ranked high school programs throughout Northern and Central California.

The telecasts, which will be available on Channel 104 to all Comcast digital cable customers.

The full schedule is here.

“Comcast Hometown Network’s continued coverage of prep sports showcases our commitment to providing local and regional coverage within the community,” said Jeff Giles, Director of Comcast Hometown Network. “Channel 104 continues to evolve as a truly regional network with unique sports programming such as Game On, a local sports magazine show dedicated to female athletes and local and compelling programming likeUpside, which offers in-depth news coverage, interviews and commentary with a positive slant.”

Announcing duties for CHN’s high school basketball games will be covered by Joe Castellano a local veteran announcer, Dave Lewis and Dan Dibley of KCBS 740-AM and John Stege the voice of Santa Clara basketball.

All of the high school basketball telecasts will also be available via Comcast’s popular On Demand platform, which allows viewers to pause, rewind and fast forward games. To view the games via On Demand, Comcast digital customers should tune to Channel 1 (On Demand) and select Get Local > Local Sports > High School Basketball.

--Info courtesy of Comcast.

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