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NFHS Network Live is an Android application designed to enhance the viewing experience of high school sports. This free app enables users to access live streams of various sporting events organized by high schools across the nation. It serves as a platform for schools to broadcast their own events, ensuring that students, families, and fans can stay connected with their local teams. The application supports a range of devices, making it versatile for users who wish to watch on the go or at home.

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In addition to live streaming, NFHS Network Live offers features such as on-demand replays and a schedule of upcoming events. It aims to promote student engagement by allowing schools to showcase their athletic programs and foster community support. With a focus on high school sports, the app provides an opportunity for schools to create content and for viewers to enjoy a variety of sports events, reflecting the spirit of high school athletics.

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2.11.1
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Android
Operating System
Android 9.0
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20
Downloads Last Week
0
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By NFHS Network
Watch high school sports live on the NFHS Network Live App.

Watch high school sports live on the NFHS Network Live App.

Stream Live, Follow Your High School, and Watch Regular Season and Postseason Games.

STREAM GAMES LIVE

Watch high school games in over 30 different sports from all 50 states. In addition to regular season games, the NFHS Network allows fans to watch state playoff and championship games for 44+ State High School Associations in the United States.

FOLLOW YOUR FAVORITE SCHOOL

Find and follow your favorite high schools so you never miss a game. Get notified when the school(s) you follow have a game.

WATCH REGULAR SEASON GAMES

Schools that are part of the NFHS Network School Broadcast Program produce their own broadcasts of regular season games so their fans can keep up with their team even when they cant be at the game. Other top regular season games are also featured throughout each season.

WATCH POSTSEASON COMPETITIONS

The NFHS Network produces and streams playoff and state championship games for over 44 National Federation of State High Schools member state associations. Watch state championships live for fall, winter, and spring competitions.

WHAT SPORTS CAN YOU WATCH?

Basketball

Football

Wrestling

Volleyball

Soccer

Cheerleading and Dance

Ice Hockey

Baseball

And more 30+ different competition events

WHAT STATE PLAYOFFS CAN YOU WATCH?

UIL (TX)

IHSA (IL)

NYSPHSAA (NY)

GHSA (GA)

MHSAA (MI)

MPA (ME)

AHSAA (AL)

CIF Sections (CA)

And more over 44 state associations & sections

NFHS NETWORK SUBSCRIPTIONS

Access to watch unlimited NFHS Network events live requires a subscription of either $9.99 monthly or $69.99 annually. Your subscription will automatically renew each Month/Year for its listed price. Subscriptions can be managed by the user by going to the Account Settings after purchase. Cancellations will take effect at the end of the current subscription period.

NFHS Network events are available to watch online at https://www.nfhsnetwork.com and through the NFHS Network Live App for iOS and Android.

Watching high school sports has never been easier.

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