Christopher Liermann has become the voice of Bay Port High School athletics since he began broadcasting in 2014. Starting with just football, his passion and dedication grew the audience exponentially, especially during the pandemic when he added video. His free broadcasts connect families away from the school while mentoring students in journalism and offering scholarships. Liermann's success culminated in recently celebrating his 1,000th career game, a milestone that reflects his deep impact on the community and high school sports broadcasting.

By the Numbers
  • Broadcast viewership surged from 3,638 devices in the first season to 159,236 in 2025.
  • Average regular-season football game now draws 5,800 viewers, with the semifinal playoff topping 48,021.
  • Listeners have tuned in from 48 states and 16 countries during the last football season.
State of Play
  • Liermann broadcasts multiple sports, including basketball, hockey, baseball, and softball.
  • He has plans to cover tennis for the first time in the upcoming fall season.
  • The program has evolved from audio-only to live streaming with enhanced production quality.
What's Next

With the continued growth of the program, Liermann is expected to explore even more sports coverage while mentoring more students interested in broadcasting. The potential addition of tennis signals an ongoing commitment to expand Bay Port Radio's offerings.

Bottom Line

Liermann's work exemplifies the power of local sports broadcasting to create community connections and inspire the next generation, making him an essential figure in high school athletics at Bay Port.