Triad Sports Weekly
A Premier Sports Publication
What's New:
Reynolds was county?s top lacrosse team in 2011
The
lacrosse team at R.J. Reynolds High has improved by leaps and bounds under Coach
Jim O'Neill, who was named the Forsyth County Co-Coach of the Year, along with
Dom Anile of Conference foe Bishop McGuinness. The Demons put together their
most successful season in its short existence this season, finishing with a 14-3
record. The Demons also defended their conference championship a year....More...
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Recent Events:
Furies capture NCISAA 3-A baseball title
Forsyth Country Day’s baseball team began the season with a
loaded deck. The Furies, who finished as runnerups in last year’s NCISSA 3-A
championship, were the fav
orites
to take home the crown in 2011. FCD did just that two weeks ago, defeating
Charlotte Country Day in a two-game series. However, the Furies had to overcome
a rash of injuries to take the crown.
Early in the season it appeared the Furies would never be at full strength. From
the outset they were beset with injuries. That trend continued until the final
games of the season. The Furies lost outfielder and Univ. of South Carolina signee
Seth Constable to a broken leg during their
stretch...More...
Our Mission:
Triad Sports Weekly is a local sports publication dedicated to providing information about the residents of Forsyth County who participate in, or have an interest in the lives of those who participate in, sports. We cover all levels of play - youth leagues, recreational leagues, high schools, colleges and professional sports. Our emphasis is on getting sports news affecting residents of this community to the people. Our motto is “local people, local stories”.
Circulation:
Triad Sports Weekly, which began as Triad Sports Report in December, 2005, currently prints 10,000 copies for our regular - weekly editions. For our Special Editions, such as the High School Football Edition, High School Basketball Edition, Super 25 All-County Football and Dazzling Dozen All-County Basketball editions we print 20,000 copies.
Distribution:
Triad Sports Weekly is currently distributed in a variety of ways. One of our primary distribution outlets is through the local high schools (both public and private) and middle schools. Teachers, administrators, faculty and students look forward to the arrival of the new edition each week. Several of the local high schools have paid circulation exceeding 100 newspapers per week. The 17 local recreation centers also help with distribution. The newspaper is also available at the local YMCA’s. Most of our advertisers also distribute complimentary copies of the newspaper to their customers. Another means of distribution is at local sporting venues, where we have an opportunity to interface directly with our readers. In addition, our subscription base is increasing daily. We have a subscription campaign that recently began and through it we plan to add 200 new subscribers each month. In addition, we recently began mailing newspapers out to selected zip codes in Forsyth County.
Readership:
Triad Sports Report is quickly becoming one of the county’s most well-read publications. To our readers - both young and old - the newspaper is like a breath of fresh air. Our stories are usually up-beat and positive. We focus on stories that are uplifting, inspiring and encouraging. In today’s sports world, that is a welcome relief. Our readers enjoy reading about young people who are making positive contributions in their communities and working hard to achieve academically and athletically. That’s why our issues are read from cover to cover. Our advertisers benefit because our readers don’t skip over pages or stories.
