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     Wesleyan webcast 12 regular-season contests during the fall of 2009, covering contests in football (4), men's soccer (2), women's soccer (2), field hockey (2) and women's volleyball (2).  Wesleyan also webcast four additional men's soccer games in the NESCAC and NCAA tournaments, bringing the fall total to 16 contests.  These webcasts included both video and audio components.  At the present time, games are available through the same link used in the past -
< http://condor.wesleyan.edu/openmedia/webcast/athletics.qtl >.  In order to watch the game, you need an up-to-date version of Quicktime, usually Quicktime 7.  This is available free of charge at the following URL
< http://www.apple.com/quicktime/ >.  To check to see if you have the right version of Quicktime on your computer, click on the following sample clip.  If you can get it to play, then you have the program you need to view the broadcast -
< http://condor.wesleyan.edu/openmedia/webcast/clip.qtl >.   This does not guarantee that you will be able to receive the streaming video of the broadcast as we have experienced some difficulties with remote locations.  We continue to work on remedying these problems but it appears most stem from the receiving location.  Modifications were made during Fall, 2009 which improved the quality of the image and we hope that this has met with approval from our audience. 
SPECIAL NOTICE TO THOSE WITH NEW MAC COMPUTERS - With the advent of Mac OS X 10.6 ("Snow Leopard") the standard Quicktime application (now called Quicktime X) no longer recognizes or plays ".qtl" files. While users of PC or older Mac platforms will be unaffected, anyone with the most up-to-date Mac OS will not be able to view the broadcast simply by clicking on the link. The solution is to download the .qtl file (which will happen when you click on the "watch" link) and then open it using the *old* version of Quicktime, Quicktime 7, which is in the Applications > Utilities folder of the standard 10.6 install.  Hopefully this works for everyone with a new Mac.
     The webcasts are currently limited to about 500 viewers at one time so please be courteous and don't leave your connection active if you aren't watching the game.  We hope you enjoyed the contests courtesy of Wesleyan Institutional Media Services and the athletics department.  Remember, fall broadcasts are weather-dependent.  If conditions are not accommodating, broadcasts may not be possible.  Please bear this in mind.  Several webcasts had to be cancelled in past years, unfortunately.

2009 PROPOSED FALL BROADCAST SCHEDULE ---

Wednesday, Sept. 16 - Men's Soccer vs. Springfield, 4:30 p.m. - Wesleyan gets game's only goal from Geoff Zartarian '11 as goalie Adam Purdy '13 posts his first career shutout with four saves in 1-0 win.

Saturday, Sept. 19 - Field Hockey vs. Colby, 11 a.m. - Alex Bean '11 scores twice for the Cardinals but Colby scores 2:45 into OT for the 3-2 victory.

Saturday, Sept. 26 - Football vs. Tufts, 12:30 p.m.- Vince Miller '12 rushes for 102 yards and Shea Dwyer '10 picks up another 69 on the ground along with five-yard TD run in 7-3 Cardinal victory.

Tuesday, Oct. 6 - Men's Soccer vs. Coast Guard, 4 p.m. - Cardinals score in opening 20 seconds, then add a pair in a span of 36 seconds later in the first half to pick up a 3-0 victory.

Wednesday, Oct. 7 - Women's Soccer vs. Eastern Connecticut, 4 p.m. - Katrina Ellis-Ferrara '13 puts Wesleyan on the board in the first half but Eastern ties it with 11 minutes to play and the teams go on to finish in a 1-1 tie after overtime.

Saturday, Oct. 10 - Football vs. Colby, 1 p.m. - Wesleyan carries a 13-0 lead into the fourth quarter only to be tied in regulation by Colby, which wins in overtime, 16-13.

Wednesday, Oct. 14 - Women's Soccer vs. R.I.C., 4 p.m. - Ingrid Parl '10 scores final two goals as Wesleyan powers to a 5-0 victory.

Saturday, Oct. 17 - Football vs. Bates, 1 p.m. - Steve Hauser '11 catches three TD passes and Cyprian Oyomba '12 returns an interception 54 yards for a score as Cardinals rally from 14-0 deficit for a 28-20 win.

Tuesday, Oct. 20 - Women's Volleyball vs. R.I.C., 7 p.m. - Cardinals roll to a 3-0 win for their 10th win vs. RIC in the last 11 meetings of the teams.

Thursday, Oct. 22 - Field Hockey vs. Mount Holyoke, 7 p.m.- Ashley McLaren '13 scores the game-winner early in the second half and adds an assist on Morgan McCauley's '12 goal in a 3-0 victory. Keeper Tori Redding '13 had two saves for her third shutout.

Wednesday, Oct. 28 - Women's Volleyball vs. Eastern Connecticut, 7 p.m. - Setter Ellie Healy '10 goes over 4,000 career assists as Cardinals cruise to a 3-0 victory.

Sunday, Nov. 1 - Men's Soccer vs. Colby (NESCAC Tournament), 12:30 p.m. - Wesleyan ties NESCAC Tournament record for goals in a game with a 5-0 win as Walter Rodriguez '13 scores twice and team extends unbeaten streak to 15 with school-record 11th shutout of the year.

Saturday, Nov. 7 - Football vs. Williams (Homecoming/Family Weekend), 1 p.m. - Wesleyan comes up short on three trips to the red zone in the first half and gets just one second-half TD as Williams comes away with a 34-7 victory.

Saturday, Nov. 7 - Men's Soccer vs. Middlebury (NESCAC Semi-Final), 11 a.m. - Wesleyan suffers its first loss of the year as Middlebury breaks a scoreless deadlock in the 79th minute and adds an insurance goal three minutes later for a 2-0 triumph.

Saturday, Nov. 14 - Men's Soccer vs. St. Joseph's (Me.) (NCAA first round), 11 a.m. - Wesleyan got goals from Chris Kuehn '13 and Nick Whipple '10 while Adam Purdy '13 posted four saves in securing the team's 12 shutout of the year with a 2-0 victory.

Sunday, Nov. 15 - Men's Soccer vs. W.N.E.C. (NCAA second round), 1 p.m. - After playing to a 1-1 tie through overtime, Wesleyan advanced on penalty kicks, 5-4, when Rory O'Neill '13 converted Wesleyan's sixth try and Adam Purdy '13 made the save on WNEC's sixth attempt.