During the recent Tourism Commission meeting held on July 16, 2025, in Franklin, Wisconsin, discussions centered around enhancing local sports facilities to boost tourism and community engagement. A key proposal emerged from Brandon, a commission member, who highlighted the need for a dedicated sports facility, referred to as a "game house," specifically designed for basketball.

Currently, the city relies on the MOSCH facility for sports events, which has limitations. Brandon noted the challenges faced in accessing other venues, such as the local high school and sports center, due to inadequate basketball striping and availability. The proposed game house aims to address these issues by providing a dedicated space for basketball tournaments, which could attract visitors and generate revenue for the city.

The idea reflects a growing recognition of the importance of sports tourism in Franklin. By investing in a facility that can host various events, the city could enhance its appeal to sports teams and families, ultimately contributing to local economic growth. The commission's discussions indicate a proactive approach to leveraging existing resources and addressing community needs.

As the meeting concluded, the proposal for the game house was noted as a significant step towards improving Franklin's sports infrastructure. The commission plans to explore funding options and further develop this initiative in future meetings, signaling a commitment to enhancing the city's recreational offerings and tourism potential.