The 2026 Memphis Yeshiva High School Invitational

The event

The Memphis Yeshiva High School Invitational brings Jewish high school basketball teams from across the United States to Memphis, Tennessee each fall. In 2026 it ran from October 29 to November 1: a 20-team field in three divisions, play-in games, quarterfinals, semifinals, placement games and three championships, ending with the Tier I National Championship on Sunday afternoon.

Three courts ran at once for most of the weekend. Families followed from home, and teams kept checking the brackets, schedule and leaders between games.

What ScoreTrack Live ran

Scoring

Volunteer scorers kept every game on laptops and Chromebooks at the scorer's table: tapping each shot's location on the court, picking the player, and running the clock. Plays were saved on the device first, so a Wi-Fi drop never stopped a game. The plays simply uploaded when the connection came back.

Streaming

Each of the three courts had one camera and one stream key for the whole weekend. ScoreTrack Live created a YouTube live event for every game, titled with seeds, division and round, took it live when the game started on its court and ended it after the final. The streaming team ran their own graphics from ScoreTrack Live's live data feed, so the score and clock on screen came straight from the scorer's table.

The tournament website

memphisinvitational.com showed a live score bar across the whole site, with tabs per division, and a page for every game with the live score, box score, play-by-play, shot chart and the game's video. Brackets filled in with scores as games ended, tournament stat leaders updated during play, and every player got a profile with a game log and shot chart.

The gym

TV screens at the venue showed a rotating display of the three brackets with scores, the day's schedule and a live scores ticker, all from the same data.

By the numbers

• 44 games scored live, by volunteer scorers
• 44 YouTube live streams, one video per game, created and titled automatically
• 3 courts streaming at the same time
• 19,000+ plays logged and about 2,900 shots charted by location
• About 89,000 page views on the tournament website over four days
• 5,600 visitors on opening day, roughly two-thirds on phones

See it for yourself

The tournament's results, game pages and leaders are still online at memphisinvitational.com, including the tournament leaders. Every game's video is on the tournament's YouTube channel.