ATLANTA – FOX Sports South and SportSouth received six EMMY Awards from the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences (NATAS) Southeast Chapter on Saturday night. The awards recognize television excellence in Alabama, Georgia, Mississippi, South Carolina, and Asheville, North Carolina.
“To be recognized with 13 EMMY nominations across 10 categories and six EMMY wins is a great honor, and it confirms the breadth and depth of our commitment to provide the very best in local sports production and coverage,” said Jeff Genthner, senior vice president and general manager of FOX Sports South and SportSouth. “We are appreciative of the Southeast Chapter of the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences for recognizing our accomplishments across multiple categories, and we congratulate the many other EMMY winners for their excellence in television production.”
Please see below for a list of FOX Sports South and SportSouth EMMY winners:
Television News and Program Specialty Excellence – Sports Regularly Scheduled
· SEC Gridiron LIVE – Steven Toth, Christina Atkins, Tye Kerber, Keith Wetzler
Television News and Program Specialty Excellence – Program Series
· DRIVEN: Tougher. Faster. Stronger. The 2013 Bobcats Draft – Kyle Payne, Dan Greene, Kevin Allison, Keith Wetzler
· Under The Lights: Southern Miss Baseball – Kevin Allison, Terry Allen, Jeff Gammage, Scott Berry
Television News and Program Specialty Excellence – Sports-Interview/Discussion
· The Panel – Fletcher Cox – Jeff Genthner, Keith Wetzler, Zach Whipple, Kyle Payne
Television News and Program Specialty Excellence – Sporting Event/Game-Live/Unedited
· MLB – Braves – New York Mets vs. Atlanta – Hammond Reynolds, Rohan Backfisch, Joe Vencius, Garry Lehman
Television Crafts Achievement Excellence – Editor – Short Form
· 2012 Atlanta Braves Opening Day Broadcast Open – Michael Emerick
The FOX Sports regional networks serving the Southeast – FOX Sports South, FOX Sports Tennessee, FOX Sports Carolinas and SportSouth – collectively reach more 13 million cable and satellite households in seven states across the Southeast. They are the television home of the Atlanta Braves, Atlanta Dream, Atlanta Hawks, Carolina Hurricanes, Charlotte Bobcats, Memphis Grizzlies, Nashville Predators, Cincinnati Reds, Indiana Pacers, New Orleans Hornets, and St. Louis Cardinals, as well as the Atlantic Coast Conference, Conference USA, Southeastern Conference, and Big 12 Conference, and offer expanded coverage of the University of Kentucky, University of South Carolina and University of Tennessee. Combined, the four networks produce more than 800 live local events and televise more than 1400 live local events each year. For more information, please visit FOXSportsSouth.com, FOXSportsTennessee.com, and FOXSportsCarolinas.com.
