New Haven, Conn. – (10/7/2016) – It is time once again for the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference (CACC) Sprint Football Bowl as Chestnut Hill College travels to Post University for a Collegiate Sprint Football League (CSFL) contest this Saturday, October 8. In partnership with the CACC Digital Network (CACCDN) and CollegeTVTicket.com, the CACC will offer a live video broadcast of the contest, which is scheduled for a 6:00 p.m. kick off at Municipal Stadium in Waterbury, Connecticut. Saturday's CACC Sprint Football Bowl (live at 5:45 p.m.) will be the first of 16 league events to be webcast live and in high definition on the CACCDN during the 2016-2017 season.
 
LIVE VIDEO via CACCDN | LIVE STATS courtesy of Post University Athletics
 
The Chestnut Hill College sprint football team made sure it came back from the first road trip in program history with trophy in hand as the Griffins scored eight points in the final 1:44 of the 2015 CACC Bowl to defeat Post University by a 24-21 final. The freshman quarterback, Reginald Robinson Jr. (Germantown, Md.) hooked up with sophomore wide receiver Domoree Hill (Bethlehem, Pa.) for a 10-yard touchdown pass with 32 seconds (0:32) remaining.
 
The Scarlet and Gold set up the game-winning march with a crucial defensive stop at the most opportune time, turning potential heartbreak into elation in the blink of an eye. The Griffins were ready to take the lead on their previous drive, but Post University poked the ball out of Robinson's hands on a scramble and recovered at their own one-yard line, denying the visitors a go-ahead score. But the defense rose up, forcing a safety – its second of the day – that cut the Eagle edge to 21-18 with 1:44 remaining.
 
The Griffins took over at their own 45-yard line and needed only three plays to matriculate down to the Eagles' 23-yard line. The momentum stalled there, however, facing the visitors with a do-or-die fourth-and-two. Robinson calmly found Hill for a 10-yard gain down to the Eagle 10-yard line, before connecting with his go-to wideout two plays later for the game-winning touchdown. Consecutive sacks by Brian Layden (Springfield, Pa.) and Justuce Pitts (Philadelphia, Pa.) allowed the clock to run out on Chestnut Hill College's memorable road debut.
 
Powered by CollegeTVTicket.com, the CACC will broadcast each of its 15 conference championship events in HD on is Digital Network. The CACCDN has expanded its webcasts over the past two years and looks to do the same this year as the league has added webcasts for both the men's golf and track & field championships to make sure all 15 league championships were being streamed for fans around the globe to follow all the action. On top of the graphics and play-by-play announcing added in 2015-2016, CACCDN broadcasts will now be interactive, allowing fans to participate with a trivia contest that will be held during each event. The first trivia contest will be held between the first and second quarters this Saturday's CACC Bowl. The first fan to correctly answer the trivia question will win a prize, courtesy of the CACC. There will be two ways for fans to answer the trivia questions;

EMAIL: trivia@caccathletics.org
TWITTER: @CACC01
 
2016-17 CACC DIGITAL NETWORK BROADCAST SCHEDULE
October 8: 2016 CACC Sprint Football Bowl (Chestnut Hill College at Post University, 5:45 p.m.)
October 22-23: 2016 CACC Women's Tennis Championship
October 23: 2016 CACC Men's & Women's Cross Country Championships
November 4 & 6: 2016 CACC Men's & Women's Soccer Championships
November 19-20: 2016 CACC Women's Volleyball Championship
March 4-5: 2016-17 CACC Men's & Women's Basketball Championships
April 22-23: 2017 CACC Men's Tennis Championship
April 25-26: 2017 CACC Men's Golf Championship
April 29-30: 2017 CACC Women's Lacrosse Championship
May 4-6: 2017 CACC Softball Championship
May 7: 2017 CACC Men's & Women's Track & Field Championships
May 11-13: 2017 CACC Baseball Championship