La Crosse Tribune Sports News

Here's what to know about Balogun's status and more.

The senior left no detail untouched in his pursuit for excellence during the spring. That dedication carried him to La Crosse Tribune baseball Player of the Year honors.

The Chippewa River Baseball League is entering the home stretch of the regular season. Here is what to know as the fight for the playoffs intensifies.

The La Crosse area had no shortage of baseball talent this spring. Here's a look at which players were named to the 2026 All-Supernova team.

After making his third start since returning from surgery to address a cyst in his shoulder joint, the right-hander was placed on the 15-day injured list Sunday.

Bauers blasted a go-ahead two-run homer in the seventh inning of the rubber match in Milwaukee's three-game series in Phoenix.

Incoming rain, or lack thereof, may determine whether Jacob Misiorowski starts or participates in the festivities in Philadelphia on July 14.

Former Badgers QB Nate Tice has been surprised by Wisconsin football's struggles of late. Here's why he sees the path to turning things around.

Former Marquette guard Kam Jones has bounced around the NBA in the early stages of his career. The two-way contract brings him back to a familiar arena.

The right-hander exited in the fourth inning Saturday in his third start back from the injured list after he sustained right shoulder inflammation.

It was a year ago when Harper screamed at commissioner Rob Manfred, telling him to get out of the Phillies clubhouse if he wanted to talk about a salary cap.

When viewed alongside VAR reviews, longer periods of added time and lengthy injury stoppages, the breaks raise a wider question about how much soccer can change before it feels different.

Joey Chestnut delivered yet again, winning his 18th Mustard Belt at the Nathan’s Hot Dog Eating Contest on Saturday.

A Milwaukee-area player is now set to play back at his former home stadium.

Every training camp, there is a player or two who seemingly come out of nowhere and make a push for the 53-man roster. This year it could be Isaiah Neyor.

America has caught World Cup fever, and it is showing up in an unlikely place: trade data.

The Milwaukee Brewers broke through late with a four-run 11th inning, overcoming a rocky start from Kyle Harrison in the process.

With the World Cup drawing global crowds, MLB has emerged as the only major U.S. league in season throughout the tournament, offering visitors a ready-made taste of local sports culture.

This year, oddsmakers give the 17-time champion about a 95% probability of winning the contest.

Former NFL running back Chris Johnson announced Monday that he is battling ALS. Two days later, he requested that supporters revive a trend that has been on ice since 2014.