Coaches Aid

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Coaches Aid: Oklahoma's High School Sports Magazine is the premier dialogue for everything that is Oklahoma high school sports.[citation needed] The company started out as an on-line magazine and evolved into yearly print publications before basketball season, Oklahoma Tipoff, and football season, Oklahoma Kickoff which give previews of more than 900 teams in the state as well as features and rankings on top athletes and teams. The company operates a website link title. The site has forums and articles for users to read and participate in as well as its own rankings, records and state playoff sections. The site updates articles concerning the current sports season and has recently undergone a few changes. The overall appearance of the site has changed as of February 2006. Coaches Aid also added a new feature that names the top fifty athletes in basketball. Unlike all-state nominations which require the athlete to be a graduating senior the CA50, as it is called, names the top fifty athletes regardless of grade in school. The site also monitors which schools are the most successful in athletes each year and have awarded an end-of-the-year School of the Year award for the past seven years in each respective classification.

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