Staff size in relation to circulation

I apologize if this interests only me, but I'm very curious as to the size of full-time sports staffs out there in relation to a paper's circulation. (Obviously this is more geared toward dailies, though weeklies are certainly free to chime in.)
So if you would please indulge me, list first how many full-time people work on your sports staff, then your Sunday circulation. (If you want to add part-time numbers as well, bully for you.)
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Excellent addition with the HS counts.

I'll start.

32,000 circ.
5 full timers
4 PT
30ish HS
4 D-III colleges

 

Staff -- 4.5 (though the part-timer is basically full-time during the school year)
Circulation -- 33,000
High schools in the area -- more than 30

 

5 full-timers, three part-timers
About 38K-39K on Sundays
Over 40 high schools

 

28K on a good day.
Four full-timers and a grunt-work clerk.
Close to 20 high schools and one local redneck track that won't leave me alone.

 

170K and 200K

35 fulltime (management, copy, design, writers)
3 PT desk, 3 PT writers
8 PT agate clerks for HS stuff

80 High schools, 8 pro franchises, some D-1 and D-3colleges.

 

85K

1 SE, 1 ASE, 4 deskers, 1 desker/reporter, 6 reporters, 1 PT agate clerk

 

just curious ... does your se or ase write, as well?

 

No, ASE is mostly a designer and the SE mostly plans and edits these days.

 

Interesting. My first job was at a paper about half your size and (at the time), it had a similar sized staff. Of course, most of the writers had to pitch in with some layout every now and then.

 

16K M-F, 20K Sunday

One sports editor, two full-time reporters, one 25-hour worker

Eight high schools (seven public members of state association; one private christian); cover two D-I basketball/football programs

No help from copy desk, meaning SE and two full-timers do all pagination/layout/copy editing

 

We're a recovering Gannett paper.