Triumph Sports Network is an online only Christian School Sports broadcasting radio station. All sports broadcasts on Triumph Sports Network are available to listen for free on our Mixlr site. Yep, no subscriptions, no sign up, no cost. Just click play and listen. Triumph Sports Network is possible because of our wonderful sponsors who believe in the cause. Our sponsors get audio ads played throughout each broadcast with their contribution.  You can also go back and listen to recordings of previous games, in case you missed something. To be part of the magic of TSN, contact us today.

Blessings, 
Josh Salmon – Founder/Broadcaster

Triumph Sports Network

JOSH SALMON

TSN founder Josh Salmon felt God pushing him to use is years of broadcasting to cover local Christian high school sports. Salmon is a 20+ year broadcaster, and photojournalist. His style and personality paint a picture in every broadcast. Salmon also handles all audio production and selling of advertising for TSN. Salmon is appreciative of his staff, listeners, and most of all God for blessing him with this talent. 

CONNIE HIEGEL

Connie Hiegel once again joins TSN as a volleyball color commentator. Connie’s years of coaching and playing plus love of the game shine through in her voice on the air. 

JAKE BATOR

Jake Bator is new to TSN. Bator is a college baseball player and a communication major. He is looking to develop his skills and hone his skills helping on TSN broadcasts this season. Jake hails from Colorado. 

JIM GARFIELD

Jim Garfield will once again be on the mic helping broadcast football on TSN. Jim’s over four decades of broadcasting, his knowledge of the game, and personality comes through on the air. Jim is also an NSWCA Hall of Fame for his years of announcing state wrestling. 

KOLTEN POWELL

Kolten Powell joins TSN this season from Texas. Powell is excited to join us and share his experience of broadcasting with the listeners. 

T.J. NORRIS

T.J. Norris will again help broadcast basketball this season on TSN. In his debut season last year, T.J. showcased his knowledge of the game, and broadcast chops. He may fly solo a bit this year, after all he is a trained pilot in real life.