SAN FRANCISCO, CA — The Northern California Chapter of the National Television Academy has recognized FSN Bay Area for its commitment to quality programming by awarding the network three Emmy Awards at its annual ceremony last Saturday in San Francisco. The announcement was made by Jeff Krolik, Senior Vice President and General Manager, FSN Bay Area.
The Northern California Emmy Awards presented to FSN Bay Area are as follows:
Sports Segment
Manute Bol: A True Warrior
Sean Maddison, Producer/Director Of Photography/Editor; Glen Kuiper, Talent
Sports Program
The Bay Area Black Aces
Ted Griggs, Executive Producer; Seth Magalaner, Kevin Eck, Coordinating Producers; Meredith Stroupe, Associate Producer; Dave Benzer, Director of Photography; Dan Friedman, Editor; Rico DeSandre, Associate Producer
On Camera Talent – Sports Live Event
San Francisco Giants Baseball Announcers
Duane Kuiper, Play-by-Play Talent; Mike Krukow, Color Analyst; Bip Roberts, Reporter
"To bring home three local Emmy Awards is an indication of the collective efforts of the entire FSN Bay Area programming and production staff," said Krolik. "We are honored by these awards and thank the Northern California Chapter of the National Television Academy for their recognition. We congratulate all the winners and join the Academy in saluting their outstanding accomplishments."
The 34th Annual San Francisco/Northern California Area Emmy Award ceremony took place last Saturday (May 14th) at the Palace of Fine Arts in San Francisco.
FSN Bay Area reaches more than 3.6 million households in Northern California and Northern Nevada. FSN Bay Area's programming includes Oakland Athletics and San Francisco Giants baseball, Golden State Warriors basketball, San Jose Sharks hockey, San Jose Earthquakes soccer, San Jose Stealth lacrosse, The Best Damn Sports Show Period, The Sports List, FSN Across America and Beyond the Glory. FSN Bay Area is owned and managed by Rainbow Sports Networks. Visit www.fsnbayarea.com for more information.
Rainbow Sports Networks is a division of Rainbow Media Holdings LLC, a subsidiary of Cablevision Systems Corporation (NYSE:CVC). Rainbow Sports Networks own and manage Fox Sports Net regional networks in three of the nation's largest markets: Chicago, New England and San Francisco. FSN reaches nearly 78 million households nationwide.