Original RMAC Release

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. - The Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference (RMAC), in conjunction with streaming partner Stretch Internet, announced this week the rollout of RMAC Network custom applications on Apple TV, Amazon Fire TV, and Android TV, in addition to their Roku app which launched earlier in the year. 
 
The RMAC is the first of Stretch Internet's nearly three dozen conference partners to boast custom apps across all four platforms.
 
These apps will provide fans a seamless way to access content directly on their televisions – with no need to "relay" or "cast" the stream from tablets, phones, or desktop computers. Users can access the content simply by searching for "RMAC" on the app interfaces on any of the compatible devices, and then downloading the free RMAC Network app. 
 
Using the professionally-designed, intuitive interface, fans can easily view a conference-wide schedule of live, upcoming, and on-demand broadcasts – or filter by a specific school. 
 
"We're extremely excited to offer a suite of beautiful, intuitive apps for the RMAC and its schools and fans," said Stretch Internet President and CEO Ryan Ermeling. "As one of the premier Division II conferences, these apps will continue to raise the bar in providing the best fan experience possible."
 
Fans can learn more about the devices in the original release at RMACSports.org.
 
Stretch Internet, founded in 2003 and based in Gilbert, Arizona, is the leading streaming provider in collegiate athletics, boasting partnerships with more than 500 schools and nearly three dozen conferences across North America. Known for its world-class customer support and partner-first mentality, Stretch has built a user-centric platform that complements HD video with live data, social media, and a host of customizable features to deliver an immersive, one-of-a-kind experience across multiple channels.
 
The RMAC is a premier NCAA Division II conference with 15-member schools, headquartered in Colorado Springs, Colorado. In 2018-19 Dixie State will join the RMAC as the 16th member institution. The RMAC sponsors 23 varsity NCAA sports and has produced 59 NCAA Division II national champions and 48 national runners-up since 1992.