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Watch games online at youtube.com/arkansaspbs
Download free game photos from flickr.com/arkansaspbs
Use #ARPBSSports on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and YouTube.
AR PBS Sports, the new home for high school state championships in Arkansas, recognizes the vital role high school activities play in the education and development of young adults, while connecting families statewide by featuring hometown athletes competing in the biggest games of the season. Under contract with the Arkansas Activities Association, Arkansas PBS will broadcast high school championship activities for football, basketball, baseball and softball for classifications 1A-7A. In addition to creating viewing opportunities for those who may not be able to attend the games, AR PBS Sports enables talented young athletes to connect with college recruiters and possible scholarships.
Arkansas PBS in partnership with the Arkansas Activities Association will broadcast the 2020 high school football state finals live Dec. 5, 12 and 19.
Watch the games on Arkansas PBS's main channel. Check for channel information.
In the week following the finals, games will be available online at AR PBS Sports, allowing coaches, players, families, college recruiters and others to watch at their convenience. Games will also be viewable at youtube.com/arkansaspbs and through the PBS app on mobile or streaming devices. DVDs will also be available for purchase here.
The Arkansas high school football and basketball state finals are also broadcast live on 103.7 The Buzz in Central Arkansas and at 1037thebuzz.com/football and 1037thebuzz.com/basketball.
The Arkansas high school football state finals will air live on Arkansas PBS Sports Saturdays, Dec. 5, 12 and 19:
*Game times subject to change in the event of overtime.
The shows you treasure on Arkansas PBS are only here because you step up to invest in them at times like this. Celebrate the end of an eventful year by giving the gift of insightful, educational, essential programming to your family, friends and neighbors statewide.
Donations made to Arkansas PBS will help support:
Donations of $5 or more per month ($60+ yearly) will qualify for access to on-demand streaming of favorite programs through Arkansas PBS Passport.
We appreciate our donors who exhibit the spirit of generosity to share the gift of Arkansas PBS all year round!
GIVE NOWAR PBS Sports is generously supported by the following businesses that believe in the important role high school activities play in the education and development of young adults. They also support participation, sportsmanship and achievement for the good of players, parents and fans across the state.
If your business or organization would like information about supporting this project, please contact Mark Herbst at 501-269-4546 or mherbst@myarkansaspbs.org.
The Arkansas Activities Association is the statewide governing body for athletics and activities in Arkansas. The AAA's mission is to promote the value of participation in interscholastic activities in the AAA member schools and to provide services to the schools in a fair and impartial manner while assisting and supporting their efforts to develop thinking, productive and prepared individuals as they become positive, contributing citizens modeling the democratic principles of our state and nation.
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