NASHVILLE – Trevecca Nazarene University athletics, in partnership with Nashville Sports Radio, announces an unprecedented ten (10) year agreement to broadcast men's and women's basketball games and baseball games on WNSR SportsRadio 560 AM and 95.9 FM (Also at 107.9 in Rutherford County;) and WNTC, 790 AM and 103.9 FM, beginning with the 2024-25 season.
In their inaugural year as members of the Gulf South Conference, the Trevecca Trojans are returning to the airwaves exclusively on WNSR and WNTC.
The new radio broadcast agreement debuts with the 2024 Trevecca Homecoming basketball games on November 2, 2024 when the Bryan College Lions take on the 2024-25 version of the Karen Booker coached Trojans at 4:30 PM in Trojan Fieldhouse. The first men's contest is at 6:30 PM that same day, with the Scots of Covenant College visiting from Lookout Mountain, Georgia to take on Kevin Carroll's Trojans.
The women host Fisk University on Monday, November 4 before heading to Memphis to take part in the South Region Crossover at Christian Brothers Univ.
Full Women's Schedule
The first men's road trip of the year follows on the South Florida Coast where the Trojan men meet the Palm Beach Atlantic University's Sailfish (November 8) and the Eagles of Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University (November 9) at Daytona Beach.
Full Men's Schedule
"This new 10-year agreement returns our teams to the radio waves," Trojan Athletic Director Mark Elliott said. "There's something about listening to sports on the radio, and there is added value for our teams to get their games in front of the fans who tune in daily to Nashville Sports Radio! We are grateful for the opportunity Randy Bell and his team provide, getting the Purple and White back on the air in Middle Tennessee!"
"We are honored Trevecca is blessing us with the opportunity to broadcast Trojan Athletics on WNSR and WNTC." said Randy Bell, President of Nashville's Sports Radio. "And, personally, I am delighted to add a new dimension to our decade's long relationship with one of America's premier broadcasters, Gregory Ruff."
As a kid, I was so fascinated with radio and sports on the radio I bought my mom a transistor radio for her birthday, so I could borrow it every night, putting it under my pillow to listen to Harry Caray, Jack Buck, Ernie Harwell, Red Barber, and so many others. It has been the honor of my life to broadcast sports on the radio. To get a chance now to once again bring Trevecca athletics to the radio airwaves is something I'm excited and proud to be a part of. For it to be on Nashville Sports Radio, home to legends and good friends Greg Pogue, George Plaster, and Bill King, is even better."
