The baseball scoreboard built for parks & rec, club ball, and community diamonds.
Anyone who's ever helped run a youth baseball game knows the moment. Bottom of the fourth, runners on, a parent in the bleachers turns and asks "what's the score?" — and the dad working the flip-card hasn't updated it since the second inning.
The Microframe 8x3 baseball scoreboard ends that. Twelve-inch LED digits visible from across the diamond and across the parking lot. A wireless controller anyone on your bench can run. Outdoor-rated weatherproof enclosure that handles spring rain and August heat without complaint.
It's the size that gets approved by the parks board, the league treasurer, and the booster club — small enough to install on a community diamond, big enough that every parent in the bleachers can follow the game without leaving their seat.
What's on the board:
• 8 ft x 3 ft LED scoreboard
• 12-inch digits — readable from the back row of the bleachers
• Wireless scoreboard controller
• Outdoor-rated weatherproof aluminum enclosure
• Sponsor-ready layout for local advertising panels
• Over-the-air firmware updates for the life of the product
Why leagues choose it:
Sponsor logos on the board pay for the board itself. The pizza place down the road, the dentist whose kid plays third base, the local bank — they'll put real money on a clean LED scoreboard that they wouldn't put on a faded plywood box. Most youth leagues recoup the cost of the board through sponsor revenue inside the first season.
Built in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma. Trusted by parks departments, youth leagues, and community baseball programs nationwide.
