The high school football season is back in full swing across Iowa, and KCCI is bringing the action straight to your screen. Friday night, August 28, the station’s crews will be at a handful of key games, and viewers can watch the live streams from the comfort of home.
Friday Night Game Lineup
Waverly‑Shell Rock at Bondurant‑Farrar
Two competitive programs meet in the first week of the season. Fans of both schools can follow the game live via KCCI’s streaming link.
Johnston at Waukee
A classic rivalry continues as Johnston travels to Waukee. The matchup promises plenty of excitement for families and alumni, and the live feed will capture every play.
Southeast Polk at Ankeny Centennial
Southeast Polk heads to Ankeny Centennial for a showdown that could set the tone for both teams’ seasons. The stream will be available on KCCI’s platforms.
How to Watch
All three games will be streamed on KCCI’s YouTube channel. Simply visit the channel at 10 p.m. Central Time on Friday, August 28, and select the appropriate live feed. For those who prefer mobile viewing, the free KCCI app is available for download on both Apple’s App Store and Google Play. The app provides real‑time updates, scores, and the ability to watch the streams on smartphones and tablets.
Why Live Streaming Matters
Live streaming allows families, friends, and community members who cannot attend in person to stay connected to their local teams. It also supports the tradition of Friday night football as a gathering point for neighborhoods, churches, and families across the state. By offering free, high‑quality streams, KCCI helps preserve this cherished part of Iowa’s cultural fabric.
Support Your Local Teams
Beyond watching the games, fans are encouraged to support their schools by attending future home games, purchasing team merchandise, and cheering from the sidelines. High school athletics play a vital role in teaching teamwork, discipline, and perseverance—values that strengthen families and communities alike.
For the latest updates on schedules, scores, and additional streaming options, follow KCCI on social media or check the station’s website. Stay tuned for more coverage throughout the season as Iowa’s high school football teams battle for pride and victory.
Original reporting: KCCI Des Moines — read the source article.
