UEN will broadcast the Black College World Series for several years.
. The sponsorship, which extends through the 2029 championship series, will be a long-term commitment to bring the excitement of the HBCU Baseball national championship. This also will build a connection to sports enthusiasts "marketing element of its social media promotions."
"We are thrilled to extend our commitment through our new partnership with UEN," Michael Coker, founder and executive director of the Black College World Series, said. "This new relationship allows us to connect with more athletes and fans of a fast-growing sport as the national tournament ramps up for 2025.
"We are thrilled to announce Urban Edge Network as the new broadcast marketing partner for the Black College Championship Baseball Series," Hardy Pelt, Founding Member & Chief Revenue Officer of Urban Edge Network, said. "This partnership not only signifies an exciting new chapter for Urban Edge Network but also highlights the importance of having a Black-owned media company representing such a prestigious event to the world.
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