best Web treatment of high school sports

[Smartwriter]

I like www.scpigskinprep.com

 

[umiami06]

IMO, the Fort Myers News-Press is the best I've seen.

http://www.news-press.com/apps/pbcs.dll/section?Category=SPORTS01

 

[Orange Hat Bobcat]

Middletown, N.Y., is rather impressive. Granted, I didn't click every link in this thread, but that page has just about anything a high school sports reader could want. And it's all in one place.

 

[FishHack76]

http://www.chicagosports.com/preps is the Chicago Tribune's website. They do a decent job. I usually go there when I want information around my area.

 

[pressmurphy]

I guess I just had a good experience with Syracuse during the championship football run.

Syracuse was actually OK until early this fall when they made their latest round of changes and lost all cohesiveness in the process. Now it's just too exhausting to go in there and find what you need. The signal-to-noise ratio needs work.

 

[jimmydangles]

I'll second http://www.boston.com/sports/schools as my favorite. Chris Forsberg is the man.

 

[JLawson]

Agate is another good point. I used to work for a Gannett paper, and while PrepsFactory had its faults, I liked being able to reverse publish the agate in the paper. It was smooth and something you could do real close to deadline.

Anybody out there work with a good reverse publishing system?

I work at a Gannett paper too and Prepsfactory drives me nuts. It wasn't designed by a sports person so it's not functional. Baseball has been the worst season by far because for pitchers you can only put in strikeouts, not innings pitched, not walks, not even runs allowed.

But it sure does beat putting them in manually in InCopy then doing something else for online.

Varsity 845 is the best I have seen from a smaller paper and OC Varsity is probably the best that I've seen.