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TRaX
For sports

Stream high school sports without an NFHS Network contract.

Friday-night football, midweek basketball, weekend lacrosse, all on your own YouTube channel and the school website. Multi-camera in the browser (sideline + endzone + scorer’s-table), live scoreboard overlay, parents watching in HD from the bleachers. Per-event pricing fits your athletics budget; no annual contract, no revenue share.

What you actually get

Built for the sports workflow

Per-event pricing fits your athletics budget

No annual platform contract. No NFHS Network revenue share. Pay for the inputs and outputs you used at this game, this season. Nothing else.

Multi-camera in the browser

Sideline cam, endzone cam, scorer’s-table cam, all into one studio from one operator. The AV teacher and two student volunteers can run a varsity game.

Live scoreboard overlay

Pull score + clock + period from a connected URL (Hudl, scoreboard JSON, Google Sheet) and layer it on the broadcast. No NewTek + Scoreboard separate-machine stack.

Own the audience + the recording

Stream to your school’s YouTube channel and the athletics-site embed. The recording lives in your archive. You keep the views, the rewatches, and the highlight clips for college recruiters.

Why TRaX

Why athletic departments pick TRaX

NFHS Network is a multi-thousand-dollar annual contract and takes a cut of any ad revenue. Local hardware encoders are 5-figure capital purchases that age out. TRaX is browser-based, per-event-priced, and keeps the audience + the recordings on your channel. The athletic budget keeps the views, the booster club keeps the clips.

  • Per-event pricing means a small-school AD can stream JV without a contract negotiation
  • Live scoreboard overlay turns a fan-cam into a broadcast
  • Recordings stay on your YouTube / archive: you keep the highlight rights
How TRaX compares

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How it runs

How a Friday-night game runs on TRaX

  1. 1

    Pre-game studio set

    Two cameras + scoreboard overlay + intro graphic. Built once for the season, reused every game.

  2. 2

    Operator from the press box

    The AV teacher (or student staff) opens the studio on a laptop in the press box.

  3. 3

    Multi-cam through the game

    Switch between sideline and endzone cams as the play moves. Scoreboard overlay updates from the connected scorer’s URL.

  4. 4

    Auto-archive

    YouTube archives the public stream. School athletics site embeds the same URL. Recording downloads to the highlight-clip folder.

For sports

Try it on a real show

Next home game is this week. Run TRaX through a JV scrimmage first (free) and decide before the varsity game.