The baseball scoreboard for programs that pack the bleachers.
There's a moment that tells you a baseball program has grown up — when the bleachers fill before first pitch on a Friday night and the scoreboard is suddenly the smallest thing on the field. That's the moment the 16x6 starts to feel undersized.
The Microframe 22x6 ft baseball scoreboard is what comes next. 22 feet of LED real estate, 18-inch primary digits readable from every seat in the house, and enough sponsor panel area to give the booster club five or six tier-one inventory slots to sell. This is the size most upper-varsity high school programs and junior college diamonds end up choosing once their attendance — and ambition — outgrow the entry-level board.
Outdoor-rated weatherproof aluminum enclosure that handles spring rain, August heat, and the cold October push toward a state-playoff run. Wireless controller anyone in the press box can run. Over-the-air firmware updates for the life of the product.
What's on the board:
• 22 ft x 6 ft LED scoreboard
• 18-inch primary digits — visible from any seat or the broadcast camera
• 12-inch secondary digits — innings, ball/strike/out, optional pitch count
• Wireless scoreboard controller
• Outdoor-rated weatherproof aluminum enclosure
• Multiple sponsor panel zones for booster and corporate inventory
• Over-the-air firmware updates for the life of the product
Why district and juco programs choose it:
The bigger the panel real estate, the more sponsor revenue a board can carry. Programs at this size routinely sell five-figure sponsor packages because their crowd actually shows up — local hospitals, regional banks, energy companies, the bigger advertisers who skip the youth-league boards but happily fund a varsity venue. Most 22x6 installs pay for themselves through booster sponsorships within two seasons, often less.
Built in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma. Trusted by upper-varsity high school baseball, junior colleges, and competitive American Legion programs nationwide.
