| TORONTO, Friday, November 13, 2009 – The Canadian Hockey League and Interactive Netcasting Systems Inc. today announced that all six games of the 2009 SUBWAY Super Series will be available live online through pay-per-view broadband basis.
The internet webcasts will be utilizing feeds supplied by Rogers Sportsnet for all six games with English commentary with the two QMJHL games available with a French commentary feed provided by RDS.
This partnership provides CHL fans around the world the opportunity to follow the 2009 SUBWAY Super Series live with 7:00 pm local start times in every market.
All games will be available live on a pay-per-view basis for $7.95 and fans will also have the ability to watch archived games for $3.95.
2009 SUBWAY® Super Series webcasts on INSINC are available at http://chl.insinc.com/canadavsrussia
Please visit www.subwaysuperseries.com for more information about the event including news, rosters, history, and stats.
The SUBWAY Super Series is an important part of the selection process for both Russia and Canada’s National Junior Team before their final evaluation camps for the 2010 World Junior Hockey Championships held this winter in Saskatoon and Regina. Canada will be competing for a record sixth straight gold medal while Russia has medaled in each of the past five tournaments with two straight bronze medal victories.
The 2009 SUBWAY Super Series is supported by CHL associate sponsors, Bank of Montreal, NeilMed, and CCM, and will be broadcast nationally on Rogers Sportsnet with the two QMJHL games on RDS.
2009 SUBWAY Super Series Schedule of Games:
Game 1 – Monday November 16 at Drummondville, QC
Game 2 – Wednesday November 18 at Shawinigan, QC
Game 3 – Thursday November 19 at Barrie, ON
Game 4 – Monday November 23 at Windsor, ON
Game 5 – Wednesday November 25 at Victoria, BC
Game 6 – Thursday November 26 at Kelowna, BC
About SUBWAY
The SUBWAY restaurant chain is the world's largest submarine sandwich franchise, with more than 31,000 restaurants in 90 countries and over 2,400 restaurants in Canada. In 2002, the SUBWAY® chain surpassed McDonald's in the number of restaurants open in the United States and Canada. Headquartered in Milford, Conn., the SUBWAY restaurant chain was cofounded by Fred DeLuca and Dr. Peter Buck in 1965. For more information about the SUBWAY restaurant chain, visit www.subway.ca.
Source: Quebec Major Junior League
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