The Virginia High School League (VHSL) and MaxPreps, the online high school sports leader, have announced a multi-year partnership agreement that will enable the VHSL to provide a customized sports information platform for its member schools.
MaxPreps and the VHSL will offer a publishing platform across desktop, tablet and mobile that will streamline the process of managing sports information for its member schools. The partnership enables all box score information published on MaxPreps.com to be automatically provided to the VHSL for use in managing various initiatives.
Beginning with the winter season of the 2021-22 school year, coaches will be encouraged to submit statistics to MaxPreps after each game to accurately track regular-season standings and create statewide leaderboards.
Billy Haun, Executive Director of the VHSL said, “The Virginia High School League is excited to partner with MaxPreps to bring top level coverage and information to our students, member schools, fans, and everyone else connected to supporting high school athletics here in Virginia. We look forward to what this partnership will produce for our everyone involved with the VHSL.”
“Virginia has long been one of the top states for high school sports nationally, and MaxPreps is excited to integrate our technology to help the VHSL continue to expand its media properties,” said Gerry Valerio, Director of State Association Partnerships for MaxPreps. “We are thrilled to be able to more easily share the accomplishments of VHSL student-athletes with the entire nation.”
MaxPreps.com is the nation's most-visited site for high school sports coverage. MaxPreps has been on the prep sports scene since 2002 and has successfully partnered with 29 other high school state associations. MaxPreps.com also is an official partner of the National Federation of State High School Associations and the NFHS Network.
About the Virginia High School League The
VHSL is an alliance of Virginia’s public and approved non-boarding,
non-public high schools that promotes education, leadership,
sportsmanship, character, and citizenship for students by establishing
and maintaining high standards for school activities and competitions.
The VHSL maintains eligibility and standards for play in 27 sports and
in 12 academic activities and sponsors 162 team championships in sports
and 27 team championships in activities. Nearly 174,000 students
participate in VHSL athletic activities and more than 22,000 in academic
activities. Through their participation, these future leaders learn
skills and life lessons that will become the foundation for who they are
as adults. For more information, visit
www.vhsl.org.
