Tag: High School Sports
Hungry for More
Last season brought a state championship and a new facility, but Christian Brothers High School in Memphis is dreaming even bigger for next season.
NADC Review: 3 Hot Topics
Our team met with schools from all around the country at the National Athletic Director’s Conference. We had some great conversations and wanted to share the popular topics at our booth.
Save the Date: 2022 High School Video Summit
Mark your calendars for the 2022 High School Video Summit held in Brookings, SD or virtually!
Entire Athletic Budget Benefits from Stadium Video Board
Mountain Brook High School lies in a suburb of Birmingham, Alabama. They have about a thousand students and a very supportive network of parents and businesses. So when the school installed a new Daktronics video board on their football field, they successfully found sponsors to help them pay for it – and add funds to ...
One district. Six schools. Learning together.
Socorro ISD in El Paso, Texas, uses its video board to teach students how to work together to promote sponsors and create a fan experience in their Student Activity Complex (SAC).
The Dos and Don’ts of Livestreaming
Presenting Dos and Don’ts of Live Streaming from Daktronics – a list of tips for livestream technology operators to enhance the experience for everyone who watches high school sports and events online.
Swim Club Makes Meets Memorable with Message Board
The Watertown Area Swim Club (WASC) use a universal scoring message display to allow for more than keeping score. They bring inspiration, entertainment, and fun to every meet.
Big Stream Provides Big Benefits at Lincoln High School
One thing this pandemic has shown us is that we still have a lot to learn. Lincoln High School in Sioux Falls, SD, is taking full advantage of the opportunity. As Activities Director Joey Struwe says, implementing new technology is helping athletes, students, fans and even sponsors get through this unusual year. “We were looking ...
Students in Extracurriculars Thrive. Let’s Keep Them Going.
Students need extracurricular activities to succeed and thrive. Educators can help, even during unpredictable times.
The Halftime Show Must Go On
That’s the end of the first half! During the pandemic, schools are finding halftime looks different as some of the traditions have changed.
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