Wisconsin Sports Network

Wisconsin Sports Network

Wisconsin Sports Network is an integrated publishing company with a focus on student athletes, their communities, families, friends, fans and coaches within the Wisconsin prep scene. It was created in 2002 by Nick Kartos with the help of Rick Hamilton. The company currently publishes three websites: WisHoops.net, WisFootball.net and WisSports.net. Wishoops.net launched on November 18th, 2002 and quickly became a top resource for high school basketball information in the state of Wisconsin. The following year WisFootball.net, a high school football site, and WisSports.net, a general sports message board, were added. Since 2002 WSN has accumulated:

- 150+ million page views- 300,000+ unique IP addresses- Bookmarked over 1,000,000 times

The Beginning

The WSN franchise launched in August 2002, and soon became a leader in Wisconsin basketball coverage. Originally the network focused mostly on basketball, mainly gearing towards boys prep basketball but coverage of other types could be found as well. There was a subscription service, dubbed Courtside, that offered in-depth player ranking and extensive analysis into teams and conferences. The launch also featured a message board. The initial message board was limited in features. It offered forums for basketball and football, and dedicated forums for each conference in the WIAA minus the M&O conference due to improper usage.

Wishoops.net

Wisconsin Basketball Yearbook

The [http://www.wissports.net/wishoops/wbby_order.asp 2006-07 Wisconsin Basketball Yearbook] is a resource for high school and college basketball in Wisconsin.
Features Include:
#Over 390 pages
#Fab 50 senior profiles
#Team previews of high school and college teams in the state

FSN-Game of the Week

Fox Sports Net North Wisconsin, Wishoops, Prepfilms.com and When We Were Young Productions teamed up to broadcast a prep basketball game each week. The game features a high profile match, usually some of the highest recruited players in the state.

Wisfootball.net

Wisfootball is Wishoops's football counterpart.

Starting with the 2006 prep football season, Wisfootball offered a subscription service appropriately called Sideline. Much like Wishoops, Wisfootball offers player rankings, scouting reports, and team rankings as well as other featured articles.

Wisconsin Gridiron Guide

Now entering its fourth year, the [http://www.wissports.net/sports/football/gguide.asp Wisconsin Gridiron Guide] contains much information about football in Wisconsin.
Features Include:
#Team profiles for every team including schedule, returning players and other team info
#Conference previews
#Fab 40 Seniors with profiles
#Upcoming Juniors and Sophomores
#2007 State tournament recaps
#2007 Stat leaders and all-time records
#Division 1, 2 & 3 college previews for every state team

Wisconsin Preps Illustrated

In January 2007 WSN hired Laura Ritchie and took on her publication, Wisconsin Preps Illustrated. WPI is a monthly publication that promotes student-athletes around the state of Wisconsin in a format that is new to the high school sports landscape. Articles featuring athletes and coaches are in depth and accompanied by glossy, close-up action photos. Preps Illustrated is published six times during the school year and is distributed free to high schools across the state. The format of the magazine is an oversized glossy, full-color layout, similar in look to that of any national sports publication.

External links

* [http://www.wissports.net/ WSN Home Page]
* [http://www.Wishoops.net WisHoops]
* [http://www.wisfootball.net WisFootball]
* [http://www.wisbaseball.net WisBaseball]
* [http://www.wissports.net/sports/hockeyb/findteam.asp WisHockey]
* [http://www.wissports.net/sports/softball/ WisSoftball]


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