The football scoreboard for the program that's still building.
Not every football field needs a stadium scoreboard. A middle school playing eighth-grade games. A junior varsity stadium that hosts a Wednesday-night freshman game. A small-town 8-man field with bleachers on one side and a chain-link fence on the other. The Friday-night lights of a real varsity program are coming — but right now what the field needs is something better than a manual sign.
The Microframe 8x4 football scoreboard fits that gap. 12-inch LED digits — clock, score, quarter, down, distance — readable from the back row of any reasonable bleacher. Wireless controller anyone on the press box bench can run. Outdoor-rated weatherproof aluminum enclosure that handles fall rain, October cold, and August heat without complaint.
It's the size most middle school athletic departments and JV-only fields choose when they want a real scoreboard without going to bond. Small enough to install on a community field. Big enough to look like Friday-night football, not Saturday-morning practice.
What's on the board:
• 8 ft x 4 ft LED scoreboard
• 12-inch digits — readable from the back row of typical bleachers
• Clock, score, quarter, down, distance
• Wireless scoreboard controller
• Outdoor-rated weatherproof aluminum enclosure
• Sponsor-ready layout for booster and local advertising panels
• Over-the-air firmware updates for the life of the product
Why small football programs choose it:
Local sponsors. The hardware store, the family dentist, the bank that the booster club president works at — they'll all sponsor a clean LED scoreboard at a community football field. Most middle school and JV programs recover the equipment cost through booster sponsorships within the first season. The program looks like football, the booster club gets a revenue line, and the kids get a Friday-night experience that feels real.
Built in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma. Trusted by middle school football, junior varsity programs, 8-man fields, and community athletic departments nationwide.
