KANSAS CITY, Mo. – The Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association is proud to announce its extended partnership with Hudl to continue as the league’s exclusive streaming partner. 
 
"The MIAA has been a trailblazer in Division II livestreaming, and continuing this partnership is a proud moment for Hudl,” said Mark Krug with Hudl’s Elite Fan Partnerships. “Few conferences have shown what's possible the way the MIAA has built the MIAA Network into a model for broadcast quality, fan engagement, and revenue generation. We're excited to keep delivering every moment for MIAA colleges, student-athletes, and fans for years to come."
 
The MIAA and Hudl have been bringing broadcast-grade streaming to NCAA Division II athletics since 2017. In 2021, the MIAA became the first NCAA Division II conference to have all streaming content behind a paywall, making the Association Hudl’s first collegiate client to surpass $2 million in gross receipts. With a new, multi-year contract extension, The MIAA Network on Hudl remains as the exclusive streaming distributor of MIAA events, covering both the regular season and postseason competition.  
 
All MIAA football, women's soccer, volleyball, men's and women’s basketball, baseball and softball regular season conference contests are streamed live on The MIAA Network. Outside of the required sports, each MIAA member institution has the opportunity to broadcast any additional live contests and events exclusively on The MIAA Network. Once a live stream has ended, fans can still access the stream on demand on The MIAA Network.
 
The partnership with Hudl not only provides MIAA fans with a consistent viewing experience across the conference but also allows the league’s 14 member institutions to benefit from revenue potential. During the 2025-26 academic year, The MIAA Network showcased 1,600+ live broadcasts, helping the league distribute nearly $1 million in Network revenue to its members’ athletic departments.
 
“The MIAA enjoys the autonomy and revenue generation opportunities available through managing its own Network,” said MIAA Commissioner Mike Racy. “Hudl has been a great partner in helping the MIAA be innovative and creative with its media platform, and we are very excited about the Association’s future in the collegiate streaming environment.”
 
Content on the MIAA Network will continue to be accessed at TheMIAANetwork.com on computers and mobile devices. The MIAA Network App also remains available to download on any smartphone, mobile device, or smart TV such as Roku, Apple TV, Android TV, and Amazon Fire TV.
 
ABOUT HUDL:
Hudl is the destination where sports and fans connect. Through our Fan Engagement Suite, we deliver live and on-demand streaming, highlights, tickets, and fan interactions across every level of competition. Our technology empowers schools and conferences to showcase their programs with professional-quality broadcasts, while giving athletes and fans the moments that matter most. With hundreds of thousands of global teams using Hudl, we’re connecting communities, athletes, and the next generation of fans. Learn more at Hudl.com.
 
ABOUT THE MIAA:
Established in 1912, the Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association (MIAA) is one of the NCAA’s oldest and most successful athletic conferences. Over the past 114 years, MIAA teams and student-athletes have won 65 NCAA Division II team national championships and well over 400 individual national titles. With 14 full-time members across five states, the association’s nationally acclaimed universities offer a balanced experience that challenges student-athletes academically, develops their athletic skills in high-level NCAA Division II competition, and enriches their overall health and well-being.