The ASU/Sunkist Kids International Wrestling Open will be aired on the national cable network College Sports Television (CSTV). Two different one-hour shows will be produced from the championships, and aired in November.    The first show, which will focus on the men's freestyle competition, will be broadcast on Tuesday, November 11 at 9:00 p.m. Eastern time.    The second show, which will focus on the men's Greco-Roman and women's freestyle competition, will be broadcast on Tuesday, November 18 at 9:00 p.m. Eastern time.    In addition, CSTV expects to repeat the airings of these shows a number of times in the future. To follow when the broadcasts will be aired again, you can visit the CSTV webpage (www.cstv.com) and click on the TV schedule link.    The ASU/Sunkist Kids International Open was originally held at Arizona State Univ. in Tempe, Ariz., October 24-25. Many talented international wrestlers competed in the three Olympic styles of the sport: men's freestyle, men's Greco-Roman and women's freestyle. This event, in its 19th year, is the traditional kickoff of the new wrestling season.    The broadcast team for the championships will be play-by-play announcer Craig Hummer and color commentator Kendall Cross, a 1996 Olympic champion in freestyle wrestling.    Among the finals matches to be featured in men's freestyle is the 60 kg battle between Michael Lightner and Yero Washington, the 66 kg match between Chris Bono and Mark Schwab and the 120 kg match between Steve Mocco and World champion Melvin Douglas.    Included in the Greco-Roman finals matches on the show will be the 60 kg bout between Joe Warren and Alex Pashkov, the 96 kg match with Karim Gaber and R.C. Johnson and the 120 kg match with Olympic champion Rulon Gardner and Kevin Hoy.    The women's competition finals coverage will feature the 48 kg battle between Patricia Miranda and Clarissa Chun and the 63 kg match between Sara McMann and Shannon Samler.    College Sports Television is a new national cable network that features college and Olympic sports programming. According to the CSTV web page "CSTV will cover the rivalries, the passion, the human stories and everything else that makes the world of college sports a great place to be. And we will do it with a passion. We will cover something that matters to every college sports fan. The cable industry will discover one huge, united audience made up of a wide variety of consumer segments. The CSTV mission is to become the place to go for college sports, no matter the reasons why college sports are important to you, CSTV is where you want to be."    Viewers that wish to learn if their local cable provider offers CSTV can visit the web page (www.cstv.com) and search for listings in your area. If your current cable provider does not offer CSTV, there is a program on the web page that allows you to e-mail your cable provider to request the station. In addition, visitors to the web page can also sign an on-line petition seeking CSTV on their local cable provider. Since wrestling is one of the sports that will be covered on CSTV, the wrestling community is encouraged to visit the webpage and contact their local cable provider.    The CSTV web page also offers extensive coverage of college sports news, featuring the most popular college sports, including wrestling.