Stream Every Community Event
Youth leagues, tournaments, special events: give every family a front-row seat, even when they can't be there in person.
At a glance
- Stream youth leagues, tournaments, and events from a phone or tablet.
- Every event is archived on your branded platform, not lost in a social feed.
- Free for families to watch, no login required.
- Local businesses can sponsor streams; revenue goes to your programs.
- Roku channel puts community events on the living room TV.
Smyrna Baseball League
SBL Diamond Network · Smyrna, Tennessee
Smyrna Baseball League streams its youth games on SBL Diamond Network, its own branded HometownLive site. Every age group from 4U to 18U is covered, and every game stays on demand for families who missed it live.
- Page views
- 152.9K
- Unique visitors
- 38.9K
- Games streamed
- 487
- Age divisions
- 10
Their most-watched game, 12U Cardinals at 12U Angels, drew 1.2K views.
Watch SBL Diamond Network
What's Broken With Other Platforms
Not everyone can attend in person
Working parents, out-of-town grandparents, and community members miss events they'd love to see.
Social media streams disappear
Facebook Live posts get buried. There's no organized archive of what you've hosted.
No revenue from your content
You're creating valuable content for your community but capturing none of the value.
How HometownLive Fixes It
Permanent community archive
Every event lives on your platform indefinitely: searchable, shareable, and branded.
No tech expertise needed
Stream from a phone or tablet. If you can record a video, you can use HometownLive.
Sponsorship opportunities
Local businesses can sponsor your streams, generating revenue for your programs.
What You Get
Unlimited Live Streaming
Go live as often as you want, with no per-stream fees or bandwidth caps.
Video On Demand
Every stream is automatically archived so families can watch on their schedule.
Roku Channel
Fans can watch your community events on their TV through Roku.
Revenue & Monetization
Sell local ad spots or offer premium event access.
Running a Pool or Aquatic Center?
Give families who can't attend in person a way to watch live, and build a permanent archive of every meet at your facility.
- Stream meets from deck level, balcony, or the starting blocks with a phone or fixed camera.
- Free for all families, with no logins or fees.
- Every meet archived for athletes, coaches, and college recruiters.
- Parents traveling with one swimmer can watch a sibling's races at home.
Simple mobile streaming
Echoing natatoriums and multi-lane events don't need a broadcast crew. Stream from a phone or fixed camera.
Permanent meet archive
Every meet is stored on your platform for athletes, coaches, and recruiters to review.
Never miss a sibling's race
Parents who travel with one swimmer can still watch the others compete.
Parks & Rec FAQ
- Yes. Staff can go live from a phone or tablet with the HometownLive mobile app. If you can record a video, you can stream an event.
- Every stream is automatically archived on your branded platform, so families can watch youth games, tournaments, and special events on their schedule. Nothing gets buried in a social feed.
- Yes. Local businesses can sponsor your streams, and you can offer premium access to select events. The revenue goes to your programs; HometownLive takes no cut.
- No. Free events can be watched by anyone with the link, with no login and no subscription.
- Stream from a phone or a fixed camera positioned on deck, at the balcony, or behind the starting blocks. Audio in natatoriums echoes, so a directional microphone near the announcer or starter gives cleaner sound than the camera's built-in mic.
- Yes. A parent traveling with one swimmer can watch a sibling's races at home, and every race is archived so nothing is missed.
- Every meet is stored on your platform permanently, so athletes, coaches, and college recruiters can review swims later.
- No. Free access for all families is standard: no logins and no fees for anyone watching at home.