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Lourdes Academy advanced past Hilbert 49-28 in a WIAA playoff game on Nov. 13, 2020

Xavier upends Kohler/Sheboygan Lutheran/Christian High School in their WIAA Division 3 football playoff game Friday, Nov. 13, 2020

Week 8 high school football scores

After suffering considerable financial losses during the pandemic, the Brewers are selling tickets for 2021 with hope that fans will be allowed back.

Everything you need to know a Wisconsin's game at Michigan, including Jeff Potrykus' prediction.

UW's Kendric Pryor: "We're going to go up there with the guys that we have and we feel very confident that we can go up there and get a 'W.'"

Emily Clark and Ada Schaefer of the Chilton Co-op swim team discuss qualifying for state, the unusual season they've had and preparation for state.

After not being allowed to play this fall, Appleton public high schools get the OK to begin winter sports seasons on time.

Paul Hornung was a Vince Lombardi favorite and maybe the most important player on the famed coach's championship teams with the Green Bay Packers.

Many public health experts predict an unrelenting pandemic climb. And now youth sports are moving indoors, where transmission risks are highest.

Concerns about coaching during a pandemic guide Froehlke's decision to step down as Wrightstown girls basketball coach.

UW's special teams generally were solid in the opener against Illinois. Can they maintain a high level of play against Michigan?

Packers reporters Jim Owczarski and Tom Silverstein break down the upcoming game against the Jaguars.

The last time UW opened as a consensus top-10 team was in 2014-15. UW won the Big Ten title and reached the NCAA title game that season.

Michigan shut down Minnesota's offense in the opener but has allowed a combined 665 passing yards in the past two games.

Neenah's drivers had dreams of competing in the WIAA state meet this week, but they must wait until a delayed spring season.

Future Golden Eagles backcourt mates Stevie Mitchell and Kameron Jones have already starting building a rapport.

COVID-19 numbers suggest Wisconsin will be without several players when it faces Michigan on Saturday night in Ann Arbor.

Guard Chucky Hepburn and forwards Matthew Mors and Chris Hodges are expected to bring toughness and versatility to the UW men's basketball program.

UW wide receiver Kendric Pryor: "It is scary because you don't know where it's coming from. But that's what COVID is."