Charles Schwab Field Omaha Gets Video Display Upgrade From Daktronics

The home of the College World Series installs five new LED displays

BROOKINGS, S.D. – Dec. 10, 2025 – Daktronics (NASDAQ-DAKT) of Brookings, South Dakota, has partnered with Charles Schwab Field Omaha, home of the College World Series, to manufacture and install five LED displays at the ballpark in Nebraska. The installation, including matching outfield displays, a ribbon display and a double-sided marquee display, was completed in the fall of 2025.

“At MECA, the fan experience is of utmost importance to us, and with the most recent updates at Charles Schwab Field Omaha, we’re confident that the hundreds of thousands of college baseball fans that enter through our gates each June will have their game-day experience enhanced immensely,” said Roger Dixon, President and CEO of MECA. “The addition of a left field scoreboard and new right field scoreboard and ribbon display, along with numerous behind-the-scenes upgrades, is yet another example of our commitment to keeping the Men’s College World Series a world-class event that continues to be a bucket list item for college baseball fans.”

Outfield Video Display Details

Gracing left field and right field at the ballpark are two new outfield displays. Each display measures approximately 43.5 feet high by 60 feet wide and are capable of variable content zoning to share a mixture of live video, instant replays, statistics, game information, graphics, animations, sponsorship messages and more.

“Baseball is the great American pastime; thousands of people travel to Omaha each year to watch college baseball’s best compete for a national championship,” said Matt Warnke, Daktronics sales representative. “The addition of all the new display technology, including a second video display in left field and the new ribbon display, will help enhance an already great game-day atmosphere. We are excited to be a small part of the fan experience and look forward to seeing these displays enhance the College World Series and Charles Schwab Field.”

Additional Display Details

Along the seating fascia, a long, narrow ribbon display was installed to share additional statistics, graphics and sponsorship messages throughout events. It measures nearly 4 feet high by 822 feet wide. 

Welcoming fans to the ballpark and keeping them informed of future events, a double-sided marquee display was installed outside the venue. On each side of the marquee, a display measures nearly 12 feet high by 20 feet wide to capture audiences’ attention and engage them before, during and after every event.

The outfield video displays and ribbon board feature 10-millimeter pixel spacings while the marquee displays feature 8-millimeter pixel spacings. All of these displays feature industry-leading environmental protection to ensure they operate as expected in the Nebraska outdoors.

Daktronics is also including a complete Show Control solution. This industry-leading control system provides a combination of display control software, world-class video processing, data integration and playback hardware that forms a powerful yet user-friendly production solution. For more information on Show Control, visit www.daktronics.com/show.

Included in the equipment installation, Daktronics Creative Services is also delivering a designed and produced content package to bring these displays to life in Omaha.

Daktronics has grown with the sports industry from the company’s beginnings in 1968. Today, the company has LED video display installations at hundreds of colleges and universities across the United States. For more information on what Daktronics can provide for the collegiate market, visit www.daktronics.com/college.

About Charles Schwab Field Omaha

Charles Schwab Field Omaha opened in 2011 to carry on Omaha’s legacy as home of the Men’s College World Series after Johnny Rosenblatt Stadium closed, continuing the city’s tradition of hosting college baseball’s most prestigious event. The 24,000-seat stadium in downtown Omaha was built at a cost of $131 million, with $43 million generously donated by private supporters. With a 32-foot infield and 30-foot outfield concourse, Charles Schwab Field offers spacious fan movement and plenty of room for standing-room-only access, welcoming more fans. The park blends Omaha’s baseball heritage with modern amenities for an exceptional fan experience.