NFHS Network
The NFHS Network provides live video coverage of regular-season contests throughout the year and most MHSAA postseason tournaments.
NFHS Network - Michigan Facts
- The MHSAA joined the NFHS Network in 2013.
- Number of NFHS Network partner schools: 608
- Number of Pixellot camera units in Michigan: 1,223
- Events streamed in 2025-26: 43,000 (third most in country)
- Lifetime events streamed: 233,340
- Michigan schools have received $2,563,759 in revenue share back from the NFHS Network, including $379,830 in 2025-26.
- 72% of subscribers watch games from more than 25 miles from the venue.
MHSAA/NFHS Partner Schools
View a complete list of schools equipped with Pixellot cameras for streaming regular-season contests.
View a complete list of MHSAA/NFHS Network partner schools equipped with Pixellot cameras for streaming regular-season contests.
Top 10 MHSAA games of all-time:
- 2025 D1 Football Final - Detroit Catholic Central vs. Detroit Cass Tech (#5 all time)
- 2025 D4 Football Final - Hudsonville Unity Christian vs. Dearborn Divine Child (#33 all time)
- 2025 D8 Football Final Hudson vs. Harbor Beach (#40 all time)
- 2025 D3 Football Final - DeWitt vs. Mount Pleasant (#45 all time)
- 2025 D6 Football Final - Jackson Lumen Christi vs. Kingsley (#59 all time)
- 2025 D2 Football Final - Dexter vs. Orchard Lake St. Mary's (#71 all time)
- 2025 D7 Football Final- Menominee vs. Schoolcraft (#73 all time)
- 2021 D4 Football Final - Hudsonville Unity Christian vs Chelsea (#85 all time)
- 2026 D1 Boys Basketball Final - Rockford vs. East Lansing (#88 all time)
- 2022 D4 Football Final - Goodrich vs Grand Rapids South Christian (#126 all time)
MHSAA Tournament Coverage
The NFHS Network will have live coverage of MHSAA Finals in 11-player football and girls and boys basketball; and announce the qualifiers and pairings for the MHSAA Football Playoffs on the annual Selection Sunday Show.
Many other Finals events will be streamed live exclusively on MHSAA.TV. Those are:
Student Broadcast Program
Student Broadcast Program
The School Broadcast Program was launched in 2009 to provide schools with a safe place to stream video of their athletic and non-athletic school events, provide a hands-on learning experience for students interested in video production, and serve as an exciting new fundraising platform.
Just over 20 schools, most of them from the Capital Area Activities Conference in Mid-Michigan, participated in the pilot project in 2009-10, and produced over 600 events that were streamed live (non-athletic events) and on-demand (athletic events) on the MHSAA.TV Website. The number of participating schools now totals over 600, and cover the state.
A growing number of schools are adopting the NFHS Network's automated live streaming solution - Pixellot - which follows the action up and down the playing surface with a single HD device hung on the wall of the press box of a playing venue.
Learn More About The SBP
If your school wants more information about how it can become involved in the School Broadcast Program, contact Jon Ross at the MHSAA Office at 517-332-5046 or via email.