La Crosse Tribune Sports News

Football might not be the first sport that comes to mind when the ACC is mentioned.

Argentina players set off another controversy after the team's win over England in the World Cup semifinals by holding up a banner declaring "the Falklands are Argentine."

NBA icon and all-time leading scorer LeBron James is deliberating where he will play basketball next season. Meanwhile, the rest of the NBA world waits.

England star Jude Bellingham said a heated exchange with Lionel Messi in Wednesday's World Cup semifinal was over an uncalled foul, but played down the significance of the moment.

Green Bay's starting line unit seems to be in place early, but injuries and inconsistent play leave the staff uncertain of what they can expect from the group this season.

The Chippewa Falls High School football team is hosting a free youth camp on Thursday, July 23 from 6:30-8 p.m. at Dorais Field.

The biggest win this century for the Badgers happened at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis. Yet the court the game was played on now resides in Reedsburg after one family's ambitious effort.

UW-La Crosse men's and women's tennis teams earned ITA Academic Team Awards, with 19 Eagles named ITA Scholar-Athletes for their academic achievements.

Two short days ago, Rory McIlroy was admonishing himself in the short rough at The Renaissance Club in Scotland.

Scottie Scheffler found himself in an unfamiliar position last weekend. He had no work to do.

Colton Gordon has spent most of this season in AAA, but the young pitcher could add to Milwaukee's depth if he can find his form in the majors.

Colorado football coach Deion Sanders once again is bucking old norms to put together a team in his own way.

If you asked most drivers a decade ago if they thought North Wilkesboro Speedway would ever host a NASCAR Cup Series race ever again, they likely would’ve shaken their head and laughed.

The Badgers will seek revenge for a difficult overtime loss they suffered last season in Milwaukee.

Major League Baseball and the City of Brotherly Love went all in on America 250. The All-Star Game? That was a much quieter affair.

A four-star linebacker from Orlando, Florida, had an impressive offer list, but his visit to Wisconsin this summer led to an early commitment.

As he prepared for The Open Championship this week in his native England, Matt Fitzpatrick shared his thoughts on how gambling influences fan behavior at golf tournaments.

Verlander, a 22-year MLB veteran with numerous accolades, shares concerns about the future of baseball amid a potential lockout, fearing it could disrupt the game's current momentum and fan engagement.

The Chippewa River Baseball League means many things to many people. Here is how several All-Stars describe what the league means to them in one or two words.

Shawn Eichorst said he doesn't have any preconceived notions about the Badgers' athletic department. Instead, he plans to learn as much as he can from those around him.