New electronic scoreboard for LFFQ

In a significant update for the rapidly growing Quebec flag football league (LFFQ), a state-of-the-art electronic scoreboard was unveiled. The scoreboard, a rarity due to its high cost and complexity, incorporates top-tier technology, integrating RGB LED pixel tape so each score can be displayed in the respective playing team's color, a Sundrax pixel driver, Lightshark LS-Core DMX controller, and a MIDI pad for remote triggering.

Claude Viens, a lighting designer and president of the Quebec flag football league, led the scoreboard's innovative design and build process.

Astonishingly, it is operated by an unrelenting duo of 80 and 83-year-old score keepers.

The intuitive design of the scoreboard allows it to install in mere seconds, boasting user-friendliness that defies age. Powered by a 12-volt battery, the scoreboard operates completely independently, and showcases a two-sided display. It can keep varying scores of two simultaneous games, or alternatively, synchronize both sides to display a common score.

This advancement underscores the ongoing growth of the league and the relentless pursuit to enhance the digital sporting experience, proving that in Quebec, flag football isn't just a game – it's a commitment to innovation.

The league, continuously attracting players and fans from across the province, is based in St-Philippe, Quebec, owing its existence to founders David Turgeon, Pierre Trepanier, and Claude Viens. The new scoreboard stands as a testament to the league's popularity and growth.

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