VYPE High School Sports Magazine (formerly High School Sports The Magazine) is a sports magazine in the United States providing in-depth coverage of high school sports. The magazine is printed monthly across 14 markets including:
- Tulsa, Oklahoma
- Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
- Wichita, Kansas
- Indianapolis, Indiana
- St. Paul, Minnesota
- Reading, Pennsylvania
- Louisville, Kentucky
- Fayetteville, Arkansas
- Ft. Worth, Texas
- Dallas County, Texas
- Collin County, Texas
- Houston, Texas
- Raleigh-Durham-Chapel Hill, NC
- Little Rock, Arkansas
The first magazine was launched in August 2005 in Tulsa, Oklahoma. It distributes 265,000 copies monthly and is read by over 1 million adults each month, according to the Circulation Verification Council Audit.
In 2008, the Oklahoma and Arkansas markets will be produced the First Annual Statewide Football Preview issues.
Along with football, High School Sports The Magazine also covers girls and boys basketball, girls and boys hockey, track, cross-country, field hockey, soccer, golf, baseball, softball, rowing, cheer, pom, dance, and the music programs.
Read more about VYPE High School Sports Magazine: History, Editorial Policies, Regular Segments
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