2024 GOTW Presentation-ISAC.ppt
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This document appears to be a presentation for the 2024 "Game of the Week" (GOTW) high school sports broadcast sponsorship opportunity with WCIU and WMEU television stations in Chicago. It outlines the 2024 broadcast schedule for high profile football, soccer, and basketball championship games featuring top city and suburban teams. As a sponsor, the presenter can expect television broadcast and social media integration, including commercials, in-game features, and promotional announcements across multiple games and events.
The sponsorship investment is $24,950 and includes on-air elements such as 30-second spots, billboards, in-game features, and promotional announcements. It also includes online inclusion with logo and link on the GOTW website, email blast inclusion, and social media support. The sponsorship term is for the full 2024 season, but any potential renewal options are not specified.
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Chicago’s leading home for High School Sports!
2024 High Profile Football, Championship Soccer & Basketball City and Suburban Matchups.
The commitment to high school sports continues in a big way on The U (WCIU) and The U Too (WMEU). As a sponsor you can be fully integrated with the best of High School Football and CPS Championship Soccer games throughout Chicagoland and the Suburbs. You can expect top level teams, and the opportunity to put your name front and center with these passionate families, students and fans via Television Broadcast and Social Media.
The area’s top players and most prominent schools play on The U (WCIU) and The U Too (WMEU)
| High School Football matchups will feature city and suburban powerhouses. |
| Schools such as Loyola Academy, Mount Carmel, Lyons Township, York, Cary-Grove, Huntley, and more! |
High School Sports Football (& Soccer) Season 2024
SAMPLE SCHEDULE
| Station | Date | Match-Up | Game Time | Venue Address | |
| WMEU | Wednesday | ||||
| 10/9/24 | CPS Boys Soccer Championship | 7pm-9pm | Lane Tech High School |
2501 W Addison St, Chicago, IL 60618
| WMEU | Friday | ||
| 10/11/24 | Cary-Grove vs. Huntley | 7pm-9pm | Huntley High School |
13719 Harmony Rd, Huntley, IL 60142
| WMEU | Friday | ||
| 10/18/24 | Lyons Township vs. York | 7pm-9pm | York Community High School |
355 W Saint Charles Rd, Elmhurst, IL 60126
| WCIU | Saturday | |
| 10/19/24 | IHSA Girls Flag Football Championship | |
| Semi Finals & Finals | 11am-1:30pm | |
| 4pm-5:30pm | Willowbrook High School |
1250 S Ardmore Ave, Villa Park, IL 60181
| WMEU | Friday | ||
| 10/25/24 | Loyola vs. Mount Carmel | 7pm-9pm | Mount Carmel High School |
6410 S Dante Ave, Chicago, IL 60637
| WCIU | Saturday | ||
| 11/16/24 | IHSA Football Quarter-Final | 2pm-4pm | TBD |
| WCIU | Saturday | ||
| 11/23/24 | IHSA Football Semi-Final | 2pm-4pm | TBD |
On-Air Elements
| Three (3) :30 spots and one (1) billboard per game (6 games in total for football and soccer) |
| One (1) themed in-game feature per game |
| Inclusion of logo in a minimum of fifty (50) shared :15 promotional announcements |
| A total of 25 ROS commercial units to run across our station group. |
| One (1): 30 spot to air five (5) weeks in CPS Sports Edition talk Show |
2023 Game of The Week – Full Season Sponsorship Proposal Online
| Inclusion with logo and link on the Game of the Week website for the duration of the season. |
| Name and link in (2) two E-mail blast to over 35,000 targeted individuals |
In-Game Live Interview Date TBD
Logo/link inclusion in social media support
* Sponsor/Feature may incur some hard costs ISAC Investment: $24,950
We look forward to working with you again this year!
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