ALISO VIEJO, Calif. – The Great Southwest Athletic Conference (GSAC) has entered into a multi-year partnership with Overnght that will make the conference the first NAIA league to join the streaming platform, with GSAC broadcasts transitioning to Overnght. The agreement includes a significant investment by Overnght in GSAC athletics while establishing a new home for conference broadcasts and expanding opportunities for enhanced digital content and storytelling.
 
Beginning October 1, fans of Soka University Athletics can watch every home game and all GSAC contests on Overnght. The Soka sports included are women's and men's soccer, and men's volleyball. Every GSAC postseason event in those sports will also be carried on the platform, with the conference actively exploring the addition of championship coverage for cross country, swimming, tennis, beach volleyball and track & field.

An Overnght subscription will allow users to watch regular-season and playoff GSAC events. Subscriptions are available for $11.99 per month, or $8.75 per month if paid annually. Fans can now view games on all web browsers, devices like phones and tablets or iPads, Apple TV, and via AirPlay or Chromecast. To signup for Overnght, click this link- https://www.overnght.com/.



"We are excited to partner with Overnght as we continue to elevate the visibility and presentation of GSAC athletics," said GSAC Commissioner Mike Daniels. "This partnership represents an important investment in the future of our conference and aligns with our commitment to providing a first-class streaming experience for our student-athletes, institutions and fans. Becoming the first NAIA conference on the platform positions the GSAC at the forefront of digital innovation within the association."

"This partnership with Overnght gives the GSAC something we haven't had before: one consistent, professional broadcast platform to match the level of competition and character our student-athletes bring every season," said Dr. Ed Feasel, Chair of the GSAC Board of Directors and President of Soka University of America. "We're grateful to have a partner willing to invest in where our conference is headed, and we're looking forward to the next five years."

As part of the agreement, GSAC member institutions are committed to raising the standard of on-campus productions throughout the conference. Enhanced broadcasts, improved production quality and expanded storytelling opportunities will provide fans with a more engaging viewing experience while showcasing the accomplishments of GSAC student-athletes and programs.

"Overnght was built to partner with properties that have great competition, passionate communities, and stories that deserve a bigger platform, and the GSAC checks every one of those boxes," said Kevin McReynolds, Founder and CEO of Overnght. "What makes this partnership especially exciting is the opportunity to go beyond simply streaming games. Together, we can showcase these student-athletes and institutions in new ways, build deeper connections with fans and create something that delivers meaningful value to the conference for years to come."