B2 Networks will be broadcasting live the United States Tennis Association (USTA) Boys 18s and 16s National Championships, taking place in Kalamazoo, Michigan, for the 65th-consecutive year and hosted at Kalamazoo College\'s Stowe Tennis Stadium, from August 3-12, 2007.

The top 192 players in each age group will battle for ten intense days of competition to crown an eventual champion on August 12. The 18s Champions in both Singles and Doubles will receive an automatic bid to the main draw of the U.S. Open Tournament. The top seed in the 16s bracket is Tennys Sandgren, while Michael McClune is the top seed in the 18s tournament.

The B2 Networks’ broadcast of the USTA Boys 18s and 16s National Championships will only feature every match that is played on Court #1. Follow the tournament bracket at ustaboys.com or visit B2Now to find out which match-ups are being broadcast live.

Matches can be accessed through the event website, ustaboys.com, or at b2livetv.com.

B2 Networks is the exclusive broadcast partner to show the tournament matches via broadband. Fans wanting to watch the matches via B2 Networks, will need a high-speed internet connection and Windows Media Player 9 or higher. Fans may purchase a day pass or a tournament pass to view the tennis matches. The day pass, featuring all matches on a given day, will be broadcast for the rate of $9.99 (US) per day. The tournament pass, featuring every match from all 10 days of the event, will be broadcast for the rate of $74.99 (US).

B2 Networks is a premier provider of reliable and secure international television and video broadcasting systems, pay per view and billing systems. Our network of arenas, stadiums, local venues, billing systems and data centers are currently in use to distribute live events to personal computers, mobile devices and television screens around the world. Working with organizations such as the National Lacrosse League, the AHL, ECHL. IHL, USHL and selected NCAA and NAIA institutions, B2 has established itself as a leader in innovative direct to home, mobile and television broadcasting.

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