Real-time stat sheets, producer cues, and YouTube live chat — in one browser tab, synced to every device in the booth. Built by a crew that calls real games.
Read: "Tonight's broadcast is brought to you by Lakeside Sports Grill…"
Shout out season ticket group in section 4.
Interview segment: coach on the road trip.
Works with the booth you already have
Rosters with phonetic pronunciations, factoids, and season stats — live on every announcer's screen. Edit anything mid-game and it updates everywhere, instantly.
Stage ad reads and segments before puck drop. Tap Send and every broadcaster gets a full-screen script prompt. No missed reads, no hand signals through the glass.
"Tonight's broadcast is brought to you by Lakeside Sports Grill — the home of the post-game special."
Season ticket shout-out, section 4.
2nd intermission: coach interview.
Your stream's live chat feeds straight into the workspace so talent can shout out viewers without a second screen — and the score strip keeps the whole crew on the same clock.
Connect your league once and GamedayCast pulls the schedule, rosters, and season stats for you — and keeps them fresh before every broadcast. No retyping, no stale numbers.
Wilkins has a point in 6 straight vs. CHC — mention on his first shift.
An animated score bug, a goal takeover banner, and sponsor overlays that hit the screen the moment the read starts — all in your organization's colors, all controlled from the booth.
GOAL — #17 K. BOUCHARD (SCO) · assist Wilkins
Lakeside Sports Grill — on screen during the read
Give every crew member exactly the controls they need. Cue the right role, message the booth without leaving the tab, and run tournament weekends with multiple games live at once.
Welcome viewers back from intermission, then toss to analyst.
Paper rosters, group texts, and yelling across the rink are not a production workflow. One tab replaces all of it.
Create the matchup, import rosters from the game sheet, and paste your YouTube stream link.
Producer stages the ad reads, sponsor mentions, and segment scripts with intended timing.
Announcers open one link on any device. Stats, cues, chat, and score — all live, all synced.
We built GamedayCast because our own booth ran on paper rosters, a group text, and hope. Now the whole crew works from one screen — and the broadcast sounds like it.
Streaming suites charge $49–$99 a month per seat and don't know what a roster is. GamedayCast is priced per organization — going solo or running a whole booth.
GamedayCast is onboarding its first wave of crews now. Drop your email and we'll get your booth set up for your next broadcast.
No install. No credit card. Works on whatever's already in your booth.