United American Petroleum Corp. (OTCID: UAPC) announced that KidSportsLive.com has signed a three-year agreement with Major Arena Soccer League 3 (MASL 3) and Major Arena Soccer League Women (MASL W), placing TopSportsLive.com in charge of livestreaming and local sponsorship sales at participating venues. The deal begins with the 2026–27 season and marks a significant expansion of broadcast access for indoor soccer while creating new revenue streams for teams, facilities, and local businesses.
The first livestreaming system has already been installed at GameTime Training Center in Fairfield, Ohio, giving Cincinnati-area businesses the opportunity to sponsor game broadcasts in their home market. TopSportsLive.com will install systems in phases as venues opt in, with installation provided at no cost to participating leagues and venues. At each location, local businesses can sponsor broadcasts throughout the season, helping teams and facilities cover operating costs such as facility maintenance, sporting equipment, uniforms, and repairs.
The partnership matters because it introduces a sponsorship-focused fundraising model that removes upfront equipment expenses for leagues and venues. Instead of bearing the cost of high-tech livestreaming infrastructure, organizations can generate revenue through local advertising and use those funds to offset operational needs. For advertisers, the program offers direct access to engaged sports audiences in their communities, strengthening brand recognition while supporting the teams and facilities their customers care about.
Shane Jones, CEO of KidSportsLive.com and TopSportsLive.com and UAPC’s chief operating officer, said the model is designed to benefit all parties. “By combining our unique sponsorship focused fundraising model with advanced livestreaming technology, installed and implemented at no cost to participating leagues, we're creating an opportunity where everyone benefits,” Jones said. He added that the goal is to provide fans with a high-quality livestreaming experience while connecting them with local businesses that support their teams.
Joshua Auden, President of MASL 3 and MASL W, said the agreement puts matches in front of fans across the country. “Our players and families deserve to see every game, wherever they are,” Auden said. “Partnering with Kid Sports Live puts MASL 3 and MASL W matches in front of fans across the country and gives local businesses a direct way to support our teams. It's a win for our players, their families, and the communities that back them.”
The initiative is part of a broader effort by TopSportsLive.com and KidSportsLive.com to build a nationwide sports livestreaming network. TopSportsLive.com focuses on adult, semi-professional, and professional sports organizations, while KidSportsLive.com serves youth leagues, travel sports, and athletic facilities. UAPC sees room to expand across youth and adult sports worldwide, noting that the World Leagues Association counts 50 member leagues representing about 1,100 clubs in soccer alone, and Little League International reports more than 6,500 local leagues worldwide.
For readers, the announcement signals new opportunities for local businesses to reach engaged audiences through community-focused sponsorships and for families and fans to follow competitive indoor soccer even when they cannot attend games in person. Participating venues across approximately 40 league markets nationwide can opt in to offer locally sponsored game broadcasts. Additional locations are being evaluated, with expansion announcements expected as the partnership progresses. The original release is available through www.newmediawire.com, and more information about the platform can be found at TopSportsLive.com.
UAPC also said it is preparing a Regulation A offering to support its operations and long-term growth, working with securities counsel. The company noted that sales under a Regulation A offering require SEC qualification of the offering statement.
