INDIANAPOLIS — The National Federation of State High School Associations (NFHS) has announced a new three-year corporate partnership with Game Day Signals, designating the company as the Official and Exclusive Baseball and Softball Coach-to-Catcher Electronic Communication Device Partner of the NFHS.
This collaboration aims to enhance communication, reduce sign-stealing, and streamline game flow for high school baseball and softball programs across the nation. Game Day Signals’ advanced wearable technology enables coaches to send pitch calls and strategy instructions directly to catchers via an encrypted, wireless communication system, replacing traditional hand signals with a faster and more secure method.
“We are excited to partner with Game Day Signals, a recognized leader in the electronic communication system industry, to enhance the communication tools available to our high school baseball and softball programs across the country and further our commitment to equipping coaches and teams with the latest game-enhancing equipment,” said Chief Executive Officer Karissa Niehoff. “This partnership represents an important step forward in empowering teams with innovative solutions that streamline in-game communication.”
Erica Beers, President & CEO of Game Day Signals, expressed enthusiasm for the partnership, stating, “This collaboration marks a significant milestone in our shared commitment to equipping coaches and teams with cutting-edge tools to enhance in-game communication. We have always viewed the NFHS as an ideal partner, and we couldn’t be more excited to join forces with them. This partnership reinforces our mutual dedication to innovation and the continued evolution of coaching strategies.”
Game Day Signals’ system, praised for its simplicity and reliability, has already been adopted by teams nationwide. The NFHS partnership aims to expand this innovation to more high school teams, reinforcing best practices for communication and sportsmanship.
