Your Gym Is About to Be Full Again. Is Your Scoreboard Ready?
- Aug 13
- 3 min read
Updated: Aug 19

The crowd is coming back. The athletes are coming back. And another school year is about to begin. As fall athletics get underway, the gymnasium will once again become one of the busiest gathering spaces on campus.
Yet in many schools, the technology inside the gym hasn't kept pace.
With ScoreVision software, full color Inspirence LED video boards and integrated technology from Young Equipment Solutions and Bri-Tech, schools can create a more dynamic environment for athletics, student production, school spirit and community engagement.
The Scoreboard Has Changed
Today's scoreboard can do considerably more than display the score and the clock.
Pair an Inspirence LED video board with ScoreVision, and schools can bring live scoring, statistics, video, replays, player recognition, school branding and game day content together on one display.
The result is more than a scoreboard. It's a digital platform for the entire game day experience.
Showcase More Than the Score
An LED video board gives schools a powerful platform to highlight what’s happening across the school community.
With ScoreVision, schools can use the display to promote upcoming events, student achievements, athletic milestones, school announcements and other important content alongside live scoring and game day media.
From recognizing student achievements to promoting the school musical or highlighting an upcoming event, the board becomes another way to celebrate students and keep the community connected.

Students Can Run the Show
ScoreVision also creates opportunities beyond the athletes on the court.
Students interested in video production, broadcasting, media and technology can help operate live events, trigger content, manage video and participate in the production.
It's real world experience with a real audience.
More Than an Athletic Upgrade
A modern gym technology project works best when the display, software, sound and control are designed together.

INSPIRENCE LED VIDEO BOARD
Full color digital display designed for the space.

SCOREVISION SOFTWARE
Scoring, content, fan engagement and school communications.

INSPIRENCE SOUND + CONTROL
Integrated audio and control technology for the complete environment.
Young Equipment Solutions and Bri-Tech bring these pieces together as one coordinated solution.
Planning a New Gym or Upgrading an Existing One?
Modernization doesn't necessarily mean rebuilding the gym. Existing athletic spaces can be evaluated for LED video boards, ScoreVision, audio, control and supporting technology, making these systems relevant to renovations, capital improvement projects and new construction.
For Directors of Facilities, Athletic Directors and architects, involving Young Equipment Solutions and Bri-Tech early helps ensure the technology is planned as part of the facility rather than added as an afterthought.
Talk with Young Equipment Solutions about what's possible.
631-582-5900 info@youngequipment.com
Frequently Asked Questions About ScoreVision and School Video Boards
What is the difference between a traditional scoreboard and an LED video scoreboard?
A traditional scoreboard primarily displays fixed information such as the score and game clock. A full color LED video board can provide a digital surface for scoring information as well as video and other visual content when paired with the appropriate software and technology.
Can ScoreVision be used by students?
ScoreVision's Producer app can give students the opportunity to participate in live event production, including triggering content and helping manage a live feed during games. This can create hands on experience for students interested in media and technology.
Can an existing high school gym be upgraded with a video scoreboard?
Potentially, yes. Modernization does not inherently require rebuilding the gym. The existing facility and infrastructure should be evaluated to determine the appropriate video board, scoring, sound and control solution.
Who should be involved in planning a school video scoreboard project?
Depending on the project, planning may involve the district's athletic department, facilities leadership, administration, architects and technology partners. Coordinating these stakeholders early can help ensure that the physical equipment and supporting technology are designed as one system.
Should scoring software be considered during the architectural design phase?
Yes. When a new gym or major renovation is being designed, considering the video board, scoring, sound and control requirements early can help the project team plan the complete environment rather than addressing technology after the primary design decisions have already been made.



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