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PacWest Magazine, The TV Show features cross country championships, recap of fall season

Frida Aspnaes HONOLULU, HI – The sixth installment of PacWest Magazine, The Television Show, premiers on OC-16 in Honolulu this Tuesday, Nov. 30, at 8 p.m. HST (10 p.m. PST/11 p.m. MST).

Commissioner Bob Hogue, co-host Malia Smith, and reporter Wayne Coito take a look at the people and places around the Pacific West Conference.

This week’s program features a story on the PacWest Cross Country Championships, including men’s champion Amos Maru, women’s winner Frida Aspnaes and team champion BYU-Hawaii.

The show also recaps the entire 2010 fall season, with video and interviews showcasing Grand Canyon, Notre Dame de Namur, Hawai‘i Pacific and Academy of Art men's soccer, and BYU-Hawaii, Grand Canyon and Dominican (CA) women's soccer.

Plus, PacWest Magazine, The Television Show, revisits HPU's 2010 NCAA Division II National Softball Championship.

In addition to the Tuesday night premier, the show is rebroadcast on OC-16 on the following days at the following HST times:

  • Wednesdays - 2 a.m. & 4:30 p.m.
  • Thursdays - 5 a.m. & 1:30 p.m.
  • Fridays - 10 p.m.
  • Saturdays – 4 a.m. & 1 p.m.

PacWest Magazine, The Television Show, is written and produced by Bob Hogue and Wayne Coito with video work by Barry Markowitz and studio production provided by BYU-Hawaii.

The weekly show airs through early December and returns in February and March for its winter edition. The show also will be available online at http://www.oc16.tv/shows/57 or can be found through the PacWest website at www.thepacwest.com.

PacWest Magazine, The Television Show, is available to air on cable TV outlets and public access stations throughout the Western United States and Hawai‘i. To receive a free copy of the program for airing on your local cable system, public access channel, or closed circuit system, please contact Tom Di Camillo, assistant commissioner for media relations, at 480-983-6605, or by e-mail at tomdicamillo@thepacwest.com. The show has previously aired in Arizona, Utah and California.