Colorado Daily Adds MaxPreps Data Service

The Times-Call of Longmont, Colo., covers 11 schools in the Boulder County region:

http://www.timescall.com/sports-prep/

MaxPreps.com Joins the Huddle in Ohio

Since becoming the first web site in Ohio dedicated to prep sports on a state-wide basis, JJHuddle.com has been the online destination for Ohio high school sports fans.

Now it's the destination, too, for those seekling stats on Ohio teams.

Managing Editor Eric Frantz and his team at JJ Huddle will be featuring the CBS MaxPreps Data Widget for nearly 900 schools and 5,300 varsity teams during the 2009-10 school year:

http://tinyurl.com/moplts

With over 100,000 registered members, JJHuddle prides itself on being a news and informational leader. Throughout the year, Huddle writers and photographers bring viewers the best in media coverage on a regular basis. Website articles include game stories, features, columns, previews, photo galleries and more. MaxPreps.com will help power that coverage.

Buckeye State Loves its Football

The Ohio High School Football Coaches Association is one of the biggest prep organizations in the country, sporting 728 members in one of the nation's top football-playing states.

What better way to celebrate its status and show its colors than by building and utilizing a 728-school MaxPreps data widget:

http://www.ohsfca.org/startup.htm

MaxPreps Michigan Module Makes Midwest Communications Go

Jared Stout, a marketing consultant for Midwest Communications in Kalamazoo, Mich., is a major proponent of covering high school sports on the radio. In addition to his marketing and program duties at 1660 The Fan, he is also the play-by-play voice of live prep sports in southwestern Michigan.


To make his coverage complete, Stout has developed a MaxPreps data widget for The Fan: http://www.1660thefan.com/stationfiles/blog/scores/; he will be adding another module to a new site at Midwest Communications that will bring together content from both 1660 The Fan and WKZO in Kalamazoo.

MaxPreps Widgets are a 4-A Success in South Carolina

The South Carolina Basketball Coaches Association has developed a unique way to display schedules, results and statistics for its entire membership, creating MaxPreps data widgets for each of its four size classifications and carrying boys’ and girls’ teams together in each. This also shows the ability of widget to display and generate data within the Home Team Online hosting environement:

http://tinyurl.com/nlz6bv

NCFCA Adds MaxPreps Data Module

The North Carolina Football Coaches Association was organized and constituted in July of 1990. It has since grown to represent coaches in all of the state’s eight districts, and sports a membership of 357 schools.

Webmaster David Grose of the Cleveland County School system and NCFCA secretary Jim Taylor have added the MaxPreps data widget to help service their members:

http://www.ncfca.net/

MaxPreps Widget Delivers Data for 462 Schools in Central IL

MaxPreps field rep Frank Steele has done it again. When they’re not dodging thunderstorms and tornados in central Illinois, they’re following 462 of Chairman Frank’s schools on SportsRadio1450, WFMB-AM, Springfield:

http://www.sportsradio1450.com/pages/pages.php?page=21

Neighborhood Group Follows Local School With Widget

The Phoenix Central Neighborhood Association in Arizona was created in August, 2008, by Alton J. Jones. His goal was to begin a dialogue with residents, property owners and business owners within the geographical boundaries of Indian School and Thomas Roads and 7th Avenue and 3rd Street about business, crime, education, entertainment, politics, sports and transportation.

To enhance the dialogue about prep sports and its local high school – also named Phoenix Central – the web site has created and activated a one-school, five-sport MaxPreps’ data module:

http://www.phoenixcentral.org/Sports.html

This is the first neighborhood-based web site to use the widget, another example of the expanding role of citizen journalism and reporting.

FCIAC Blog Returns; MaxPreps Widget Joins the Team

The FCIAC Football Blog ( http://fciacfootballblog.com ) was long a staple in Fairfield (Conn.) County prep coverage before its founder and publisher, Tim Parry, opted to shut down his operation last year.

Parry’s entertaining and information-filled blog is back, however, just in time for the first game of 2009, the June 27 Connecticut vs Rhode Island senior all-game in East Hartford. He’ll be working in cooperation with the county’s four Hearst Corporation daily newspapers in Bridgeport, Danbury, Greenwich and Stamford.

To help celebrate the blog’s return and to keep readers up to date with the latest scores, standing and statistics, Parry has deployed a 37-team MaxPreps data widget:

http://fciacfootballblog.com/

Kansas Pregame Transitioning to the Web With MaxPreps Widget

After three years of publishing Kansas Pregame, the state's premiere preseason football print magazine, John Baetz and wife, Bree McReynolds-Baetz, have made the leap to the web with their recently-launched site KansasPregame.com.

The site's goal is to be nothing less than the complete source for football information in the state of Kansas.

What better way to deliver complete data on all 355 football-playing schools in the state than through the commissioning of the MaxPreps data widget:

http://www.kansaspregame.com/web/isite.dll?1220492325951

For more information about Kansaspregame.com, please email john@kansaspregame.com or call them at (785) 524-6019.