MaxPreps: High School Sports

I use this app a lot to check my high schools stats and when thier games are so I can go watch them, homewever sometimes I like to watch the highlights of games or of player film. But the problem with this is how there are so many ads it is impossible to watch it without getting annoyed. I know that you need to be able to have ads on your app for revenue since the app is free, but please tone down on the commercials. I was trying to look at an upcoming match, and I could barely see any of the information because I was getting ads about ATT and other phone commercials. It is just very frustrating to use the app when this happens every time you use the app you end up just seeing ads for things that have no importance on a high school sports app. Sorry for the speed, and other than that, this app is great and keep up the good work MaxPreps.

I enjoy reading the reviews of games in the spot light as well as those teams that may have lots of grass growing in the path on the way to find them ! I have found MaxPreps to be accurate and only take the word of trusted on spot reviewing for their reports ! It’s nice knowing that people will get an honest review of beach game on the Texas Trail to cover the Greatest Football on the planet which includes the overrated California Prep Schools which are built at the expense of others that may have produced talent to better their teams, but before you know it they are playing for the top schools in California ! Private Church affiliated schools in Texas do it to some extent, but I see many schools giving opportunity to more student talent than the California schools . Just my opinion, but if I need some enlightening as to the ways of California gluttony in many practices , I am surely willing to change a view if presented in a professional , believable way with facts to back it up ! Facts are sorely missing in our country today to back up a stated position, but reporters report them as truth anyway with no repercussions for their actions !

I’m a life long follower of the Livonia Bulldog football program and a huge fan of the group of men who lead them. I’ve always been ready and willing to give back to the program that gave me so much. Unfortunately the last couple of years my son had decided that he would have to give it up to pursue his travel hockey goals. This is fine with me but unfortunately I’m not able to see many games in person anymore and I don’t have the time to volunteer either. The upside is that because of max preps I am able to follow my coaches and team from wherever our hockey schedule takes us. Cleveland for the opener, Buffalo last week, Canada this week, and Detroit the next. Thanks so much for your service and for the people that take the time to update throughout the game! My dogs are wherever I am and I am very grateful. Joshua Martucio