September 30, 2026
HELENA, Mont. — The Frontier Conference has named Box Out Sports its official social media graphics provider, the conference announced today. The agreement covers the conference office and extends platform access to Frontier member institutions.
Box Out Sports is a leading provider of digital graphics and media automation for athletic programs and serves and also serves as the exclusive graphics partner of the NAIA national office.
The partnership arrives as the Frontier enters its second year as a 12-school league spanning five states, with 14 football-playing members stretching from Arizona to North Dakota.
"We have grown a great deal in a short time, and one of our priorities has been making sure the Frontier creates a consistent and cohesive brand no matter which campus a fan is following," said Frontier Conference Commissioner Dr. Scott Crawford. "Box Out gives our office and our member institutions the tools to do that quickly and at a high standard, across every sport we cover."
"The Frontier has one of the most passionate followings in the NAIA, and its recent growth makes a consistent look more valuable than ever," said Robbie Lightfoot, VP of Sales at Box Out Sports. "We want every school and student-athlete in the league to look as if they had a team of graphic designers highlighting their programs. Our mission has always been to make the lives or sports information directors and athletic communicators simpler and more effective. Having Box Out gives them the ability to produce content that looks the part in just seconds."
About Box Out Sports Founded in 2014, Box Out Sports provides high-quality static and motion graphics built for athletics, empowering teams and conferences to produce stunning content in seconds. Box Out partners with the NAIA national office along with conferences and athletic departments at the NCAA, NAIA, junior college, and high school levels.
About the Frontier Conference Founded in 1934, the Frontier Conference is an NAIA conference headquartered in Montana with 12 full member institutions across Montana, Idaho, Nebraska, North Dakota and South Dakota. The conference sponsors championships in 16 sports and is among the most nationally competitive leagues in the NAIA.