What volleyball data sources does LIGR integrate with?

LIGR connects to Sportradar and official league scoring systems for automatic scoring, set tracking, and point counters. Manual scoring via score.ligr.live on mobile works for NCAA, high school, and club tournaments without official data feeds.

How does LIGR track sets, points, and serve rotation?

LIGR displays live sets won, current set score, points in rally, serve rotation indicators, and timeout usage. All updates happen in real time.

Can LIGR show team roster and player substitutions?

Yes. LIGR displays team rosters, substitution events, current on-court lineups, and player stats. Changes trigger automatic graphic updates.

Is LIGR suitable for high school and college volleyball?

Absolutely. LIGR scales from grassroots rec leagues scored via score.ligr.live to NCAA Division I conference broadcasts with Sportradar data feeds and PTZ cameras (PTZOptics, Panasonic AW-UE). Same platform, configured for your league.

How does LIGR handle multiple volleyball matches at tournaments?

Cloud-native architecture supports unlimited concurrent matches. Tournament venues running multiple courts simultaneously can broadcast graphics to all at once.

Every point, every set. Automated.

Broadcast-quality volleyball graphics with automated set scoring, rotation displays, player profiles, and sponsor activations. Indoor or beach — any level, any venue.

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What's Included

Every graphic a volleyball broadcast needs

Indoor or beach, club or collegiate — LIGR handles the scoring logic and delivers broadcast-quality graphics automatically.

Live Set Scoreboards

Real-time set scores, current point count, and serving indicator. Supports indoor volleyball (best-of-5) and beach volleyball (best-of-3) formats automatically.

Point-by-Point Display

Live point counter updates instantly as rallies are scored. Timeout indicators, technical timeout markers, and set-point/match-point graphics trigger automatically.

Rotation & Lineup Graphics

Current rotation display, starting six-player lineup, and libero tracking. Player numbers and names update automatically as substitutions and rotations occur.

Player Profile Straps

Name straps, nationality, position, and individual match statistics — kills, blocks, aces, and digs — displayed as animated lower-thirds throughout the match.

Sponsor Activations

Set-break sponsor sequences, timeout bumpers, and branded graphics triggered automatically via Game Plans. Every timeout becomes a sponsor activation opportunity.

Post-Set & Match Summaries

Automatic set summary graphics with statistics, match scoreline history, and winner graphics generated from match data as each set and the final match concludes.

On the scorebug

The moments volleyball actually has

A generic scoreboard covers the score and the clock. These are the states the scorebug knows how to show on its own, rendered from the production files rather than mocked up, and they arrive with every theme.

Point

Serve

Team stats

Intro

See It Move

volleyball graphics, in motion

One scorebug, every variable, every sport

Variables at full size, scale and position, live functions, then every sport in the library.

Eight themes, eight live matches

The scorebug wall: one engine, eight looks, side by side.

Getting Started

Up & running in three steps

From camera feed to broadcast-ready volleyball stream in minutes.

Connect your camera

Send your court camera via RTMP or SRT from any encoder — vMix, OBS, Spiideo, or any production hardware.

Score from anywhere

Use score.ligr.live on any device. Score each point, timeout, and substitution — graphics update live for viewers.

Broadcast with graphics

Game Plans handle set-break sponsor sequences automatically. Output to YouTube, broadcast, or any RTMP destination.

Who Uses LIGR

Who uses LIGR for volleyball

From beach volleyball tours to college gyms — LIGR scales to every level and format of the game.

NCAA College Volleyball

NCAA programs use LIGR with overhead PTZ cameras (PTZOptics, Panasonic AW-UE series) and Sportradar data feeds for conference and tournament coverage. Multiple courts run simultaneously with zero operators.

State Championships & Tournaments

State volleyball championships run 8–16 concurrent courts from a single LIGR Control Room. Each court has independent scoring, graphics themes, and sponsor activations — all automated via Game Plans.

Beach Volleyball Events

Two-player format support with simplified overlays, serve indicators, and tournament bracket graphics. Multiple courts at beach events broadcast simultaneously from one Control Room.