SEN will expand its coverage of the major race meetings this spring having secured national audio rights of the TAB Everest and Iron Jack Golden Eagle.
 
Racing fans can tune into the coverage and live race calls across the SEN radio network and 9 SENTrack stations around the country on Everest Day this Saturday for all the excitement of the world’s richest race on turf from Royal Randwick.
 

Sports Entertainment Network (SEN) is expanding its cricket coverage, partnering with Cricket Australia (CA) as its major commercial domestic radio rights holder.

SEN and SENTrack will cover all racing action this Spring  after securing broadcast rights with the VRC for this year’s Melbourne Cup Carnival.
 
2020 marks the 90th anniversary of Phar Lap famously thundering down the straight to lift the spirits of a nation during the Great Depression and this year fans are expected to equally embrace the moment as a welcome reprieve from the COVID-19 pandemic.
 

Crocmedia will re-brand as Sports Entertainment Network from 1^st October.
 
The move celebrates the evolution of the Crocmedia business from its regional radio beginnings to the dynamic multi-platform sports and entertainment business that it has become, connecting brands with fans across radio, television, digital, publishing, stadiums and events.
 

The Herald Sun is reporting (subscription required) that Melbourne’s Crocmedia offices, which include the SEN radio studio, have had a COVID-19 scare.
 
According to the Herald Sun, a SEN employee last week tested positive and all the staff at the company’s Southbank offices were ordered to get urgent testing.

The voice of Australian soccer, acclaimed former Fox Sports commentator Simon Hill joins SEN and its Football Nation syndicated call of the Hyundai A-League 2020 Finals Series.
 
Hill has signed to call the finals series on 1116 SEN and beyond, including the Hyundai A-League 2020 Grand Final.
 

Richmond super star Jack Riewoldt joins SEN from Monday 13 July with his own show, Jack Riewoldt’s Tiger Time.
 
The two-time premiership player and three-time Coleman Medallist will host a 10-part weekly show on Mondays 6-7pm.
 

AFL champion Luke Hodge joins SEN today making a weekly appearance on Gerard Whateley’s show, as well as joining Crunch Time on Saturdays from 4th July.
 
The four-time Hawthorn premiership player and two-time Norm Smith Medallist said he was excited to make his radio gig debut, “When I was living in Melbourne I would always turn to SEN for my footy updates and have remained an avid listener since moving to Queensland.”
 

SEN is claiming bragging rights for two programs following the release of the latest Australian Podcast Ranker.
 
SEN’s Breakfast with Garry Lyon & Tim Watson is the number one breakfast show in Melbourne and Gerard Whateley’s ‘Whateley’ show the number one mornings show in Australia with over 1.1 million podcast downloads between them in the past month.
 

Greyhound racing will get a new dedicated show, The Lids Fly, Thursday nights on SENTrack, hosted by Jack Heverin and Greyhound Racing Victoria’s Molly Haines.