La Crosse Tribune Sports News

For the second time in three starts, Milwaukee Brewers flamethrower Jacob Misiorowski left a start early. Here's the latest on his status.

The Badgers have more in-state players committed to their 2027 recruiting class than any other class since 2011.

Legge will be the first woman to attempt “The Double” — racing in the Indy 500 and Charlotte’s Coca-Cola 600 — on May 24.

Consider Rick Pitino on board with the expanded NCAA Tournament.

Memphis Grizzlies forward Brandon Clarke has died, the team and his sports agency announced Tuesday. He was 29 years old.

Proficient efforts on the golf course, baseball diamond and track make up this week’s stars. Cast your vote for the Supernova.

Due to injuries and offseason departures, the Green Bay Packers will need more out of its young pass rushers in the 2026-27 season.

A couple quick steps can change everything. Slap hitters are turning speed and timing into one of softball’s toughest plays to defend.

He revealed he was gay in a first-person Sports Illustrated story, receiving widespread praise and encouragement in the public sphere.

Ten UW-La Crosse baseball players earned 2026 All-WIAC honors, highlighted by AJ Curtis as Pitcher of the Year and Charley Rowan on the All-Sportsmanship Team.

The Badgers will avoid some of the conference's toughest environments next season. They are also set to host the reigning national champions as part of a competitive home slate.

Four UWL men’s tennis student-athletes earned 2025-26 CSC NCAA Division III Academic All-District® honors, highlighting their GPAs, records and WIAC accolades.

The 2026 NBA sraft lottery is done, with the Washington Wizards emerging on top. The franchise that badly needs a star to build around may get one with their selection.

The SCORE Act is set to again be on the U.S. House of Representatives agenda next week.

The Badgers added a nonconference test at a neutral site for the 2026-27 season. Here are the details.

Josh Jacobs is set to be the lead back for the Green Bay Packers this season. However, the competition for who will back him up is full of uncertainty.

Several Chippewa County athletes are playing multiple sports this season. Here's a look at challenges and rewards of such a busy schedule.

Several solid performances from many sports lead the week's highlights. Vote for your favorite as the Supernova.

Wisconsin women's basketball assistant Julia Ford's salary puts her in the middle of the other four assistants this season.

The Chattanooga transfer guard found the perfect landing spot with the Badgers, who impressed her with genuine relationships and an enticing up-tempo style.