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To view the online version of the Fall 2013 issue of WSN Illustrated, click here.

The latest issue of the popular WSN Illustrated magazine is available to view online right now after arriving in schools and mailboxes around the state in the past couple weeks. The magazine, founded by Laura Ritchie and now under the WisSports.net umbrella, includes loads of information on the Football season such as top players, contenders in each division, and award watch lists, as well as feature articles on the fall sports of Boys Volleyball, Girls Volleyball, Boys Soccer, Cross Country, Girls Golf, and Girls Tennis. Please note, preview information was written prior to the start of the season.

The Fall 2013 edition also includes an expansive 10-page Photo section on the spring and summer sport state tourneys.

Team profiles include:  Divine Savior Holy Angels girls volleyball, Appleton North boys volleyball, and Oregon boys soccer. Two player profiles are included for each sport as well.

Readers can also find a recap of some of the Army National Guard Athlete of the Week winners, the 2012-13 WSN Cup standings, and much more.

The online version of the magazine allows the reader to browse through the issue, zoom in on articles or pages for further exploration, print out select pages, and even download a PDF version.

A full-size version of the cover designed by Frank Denney from our Sport Ngin office can be found below.

To view the online version of the Fall 2013 issue of WSN Illustrated, click here.

WSN Illustrated is a publication designed to positively promote high school student-athletes across the state of Wisconsin. It is the only magazine in the state that is dedicated 100% to Wisconsin high school athletes. WSNi is published four times during the school year with 10-20 copies distributed free to every high school in the state for a total circulation of over 10,000. For more information on the magazine including links to past issues, to purchase a current copy, and to submit story ideas, click here.