La Crosse Tribune Sports News

The Green Bay Packers safety position heads into training camps leading the way on defense.

Men's hockey assistant coach Nick Peruzzi has a salary with the Badgers that's $35,000 more than he had at UConn.

WNBA commissioner Cathy Engelbert and Women's National Basketball Players Association leaders met to address the rise in racist and abusive messages targeting players, emphasizing the need for early intervention, enhanced security, and improved league-union collaboration.

No college football stadium tour is complete without a tour of the South’s iconic cathedrals. Fall Saturdays serve as much more than game day within the SEC’s footprint.

Joey Ortiz went 3-for-3 with three RBIs as Milwaukee held on to beat New York at home Wednesday.

UW-La Crosse announces its 2026-27 men's tennis schedule, opening at the UW-Eau Claire Invitational and hosting four duals, with WIAC play starting April 3.

"This ain’t the days when ESPN could just hire and hire and hire some more, without having to let go or lay off anybody. Those days are long gone."

Trading places. It's the defining feature of the NFL offseason, when free agency, the draft and trades take centerstage.

All-Star pitcher Joe Ryan, once expected to be traded in the Minnesota Twins' fire sale, is now likely to stay as the team remains competitive in the AL race, highlighting how team outlooks influence trade decisions.

The Green Bay Packers spent a large portion of the offseason addressing cornerback, but there are still some questions in need of answers.

Longtime coach Dan Henken plans to lead the revitalization of the Red Hawks football program starting with the 2026-27 season.

The Badgers allowed media to view practice for the final time this summer. Here's what stood out.

The shot clock is coming in abbreviated form to Wisconsin high school basketball this winter. Here's what coaches around Chippewa County think about the option.

The Milwaukee Brewers fell at the hands of the New York Mets Tuesday night at American Family Park in Milwaukee to set up a rubber match on Wednesday.

For nine years, the La Crosse Catbirds were one of the top teams in the Continental Basketball Association. It's been 32 years since the Catbirds left, but locals still cherish them.

Milwaukee's Brayden Burries is the first Bucks player to make the all-Summer League first team since second-round pick Sandro Mamukelashvili did so in 2022.

Badgers general manager Marc VandeWettering said the program is tracking everything going on nationally, but said he could not comment on the former player.

Some of college football’s most iconic locations reside in the Big Ten.

The tournament that will take place in a country known for its long love of soccer, its thrilling style of play and one full of historic venues.

College football changes fast in the era of the transfer portal. If you blink, the dominant teams of the current era can become afterthoughts. And those that were in the cellar can rise to the elite.