The Wisconsin Sports Development Corporation (WSDC) is excited to announce that on-line registration for the American Family Insurance Badger State Summer Games is officially open. "We've implemented a brand new on-line registration system that will dramatically improve the registration experience for all of our participants," stated Tim Allen, marketing and public relations director for WSDC. "Registration is quick, easy and convenient. With just a few clicks of the mouse, you can register from any computer in the world just by going to our website, www.badgerstategames.org." "We're excited to have our new on-line registration open and ready for another great summer games," noted Allen. "The games are part of what makes Wisconsin great and we're sure that participants will have another fun time again this year." The 2007 American Family Insurance Badger State Summer Games take place June 15th through the 24th in Madison and surrounding communities. 2007 marks the 23rd year of the summer games. The American Family Insurance Badger State Summer Games are the 4th largest summer state games in the country with over 10,000 participants making their way to Madison each year. For scheduling information and to register for the 2007 Summer Games, log on to www.badgerstategames.org or call 608-226-4780. The American Family Insurance Badger State Summer Games major sponsors include Charter Communications, Wausau Insurance, the Wisconsin Milk Marketing Board, the Ho-Chunk Nation, Ministry Health Care and Time Warner Cable with special thanks to TravelWisconsin.com. Wisconsin Sports Development Corporation is a nonprofit sports management organization that helps develop sports tourism in Wisconsin and promotes positive lifestyles and physical fitness through amateur athletic events and health education programs. WSDC owns the American Family Insurance Badger State Games, the Wisconsin Athletic Hall of Fame, Paddle & Portage, Shape Up Wisconsin Kids, Lighten Up Wisconsin and the Fit Kids Challenge. WSDC is also the local host of the Ford Ironman Wisconsin triathlon.