The football scoreboard for the program that doesn't lose a home game on the calendar.
There's a tier of high school football where the program is the town. Friday nights pack the stadium. Local TV picks up the broadcast. The visiting team's bus gets stuck in traffic three miles out. The scoreboard at this level isn't a piece of equipment — it's a visual statement that this is where you don't want to play unless you brought your best.
The Microframe 25x5 ft football scoreboard is built for that tier. 24-inch LED digits — clock, score, quarter, down, distance, possession — readable from the visitor parking lot, the broadcast truck, and the back of the standing-room-only crowd along the fence. Outdoor-rated aluminum that doesn't blink at a 20-game season. Wireless controller integrated with your operations workflow.
It's the size most district-powerhouse programs and upper-varsity athletic departments choose when they're competing for state titles, regional broadcast deals, and the kind of sponsor contracts that fund the next ten years of equipment.
What's on the board:
• 25 ft x 5 ft LED scoreboard
• 24-inch LED digits — clock, score, quarter, down, distance, possession
• Optional play clock integration
• Wireless scoreboard controller integrated with operations workflow
• Outdoor-rated weatherproof aluminum enclosure built for stadium climates
• Multi-tier sponsor panel zones — booster, corporate, regional partner inventory
• Over-the-air firmware updates for the life of the product
Why district powerhouses choose it:
At this scale, the scoreboard becomes a multi-tier sponsor asset. Major regional banks, hospital systems, energy companies — the partners who sign annual contracts in the high five figures or six figures — sign because the board is broadcast-ready and the venue is the kind of place their logo gets seen on camera and in the local paper. The 25x5 anchors the sponsor revenue plan for many of the programs that fund their athletic departments through partner contracts.
Built in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma. Trusted by district powerhouse high school football, upper-varsity programs, junior colleges, and competitive private schools nationwide.
