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LPS to broadcast 2025-2026 football, basketball games on ESPN+

LPS to broadcast 2025-2026 football, basketball games on ESPN+

Liberty Public Schools is excited to announce that all upcoming football and boys and girls basketball games broadcast during the 2025-2026 school year will also be made available to a global audience through ESPN+.

This exciting new opportunity is made possible through LPS’s long standing partnership with LTN Global, a leader in media technology and distribution. The addition of ESPN+ as a streaming platform ensures that Liberty students/athletes will be showcased on a national stage, providing unparalleled exposure for student-athletes, families, and fans everywhere.

"We are thrilled to not only be able to showcase our student-athletes, fine arts performers, cheerleaders, and dancers as part of this broadcast expansion, but also the nationally recognized student broadcasters who will make this a reality," said LPS Superintendent Dr. Jeremy Tucker. "Our students are thriving on a daily basis, and to be able to share their respective experiences globally is certainly something special."

The broadcast schedule will be highlighted by the highly anticipated Crosstown Showdown football match-up on Friday, September 5, 2025, when the Liberty Blue Jays travel to take on the Liberty North Eagles under the Friday night lights.

A full broadcast schedule for the 2025-2026 season will be released later this summer.

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