MetroNews Television, launched in March 2024, has quickly become a must-watch platform for West Virginians, offering a wide range of free content that spans news, sports, documentaries, and more. Following a successful debut during the Boys and Girls High School Basketball Championships, the platform’s popularity has skyrocketed, particularly with the 2024 High School Baseball and Softball Championships. This surge in viewership led to a year’s worth of anticipated streaming capacity being surpassed in less than four months. Now, MetroNews Television is bringing that same energy and excitement to the 2024 High School Football season, with comprehensive coverage that promises to make every Friday night a thrilling experience.
Unmatched Accessibility Across Devices
MNTV is available on a variety of devices, including Mobile, Desktop, Apple Devices, Android Devices, Roku, Amazon Products, and Samsung Smart TVs. This broad accessibility ensures that fans can catch their favorite high school football matchups from virtually anywhere, whether at home or on the go. Best of all, there are no fees associated with the service. Simply create a free account using your name and email address to unlock a personalized viewing experience. Features like watchlists and the ability to continue watching recent video-on-demand content make it easier than ever to stay connected to the action.
Expanding the Tradition of West Virginia Sports
MetroNews has long been a staple in West Virginia sports, proudly carrying the Super 6 Championships for years. With the launch of MetroNews Television, fans can now enjoy expanded coverage of high school football, directly from their living rooms. This season, the platform will bring viewers closer to the Friday night lights with matchups featuring some of the top teams in the state.
Travis Jones, Vice President of Content at MetroNews, expressed his excitement about the expanded coverage: “Here at MetroNews Sports, we are so excited to expand our coverage of the Friday night High School Lights. With matchups like Williamstown at Wheeling Central and Martinsburg at Hurricane, to just name a few, we feel like fans will get a chance to see some of the top teams in the state every week right from their living room.”
A Broader Content Offering
In addition to high school football, MetroNews Television continues to offer a rich selection of content that resonates with West Virginians. From documentaries focused on the unique stories of the Mountain State to popular shows like Talkline with Hoppy Kercheval, Sportsline, and 3 Guys Before The Game, there’s something for everyone on the platform. The commitment to covering news and sports from across the state ensures that MetroNews Television remains a go-to source for West Virginia viewers.
As the 2024 High School Football season kicks off, MetroNews Television is set to bring fans closer to the games they love, with unmatched coverage and accessibility. Whether you’re a die-hard fan or just tuning in for the big matchups, MetroNews Television is your ticket to all the action this season.
Expanding the Tradition of West Virginia Sports
MetroNews has long been a cornerstone in connecting West Virginians through their shared love of sports, especially high school football. With the launch of MetroNews Television, that connection is deepening. Harrison Lewandowski, Director of MetroNews Television Content, highlights the significance of this season’s expanded coverage: “MetroNews has always played a major role in connecting the traditions and culture of West Virginia sports with folks all throughout this beautiful state. Now with MetroNews Television, we’re taking that connection further, offering an 18-game slate during the 11-week regular season and all 4 championship games. The push we’re making this season is driven by a vision of expansion and collaboration, offering a unique opportunity for local video producers of high school football content to be part of our statewide distribution network.”
This season’s coverage isn’t just about broadcasting games—it’s about celebrating the culture and spirit that make West Virginia high school football unique. By incorporating content from local video producers into its statewide distribution, MetroNews Television is helping them expand their reach while deepening its connections to the communities it serves.
Kickoff Classic to Launch the Season
The season will kick off with a matchup between Independence and Herbert Hoover during the Kickoff Classic. This game will set the tone for what promises to be an exciting season of high school football coverage on MetroNews Television. Coverage begins at 7:30 PM on Thursday, September 28, 2024, and will be available exclusively on MetroNews Television.
