La Crosse Tribune Sports News

In the Big Ten's famous "Maps" commercial, The Guards sing that the conference will be "shining everywhere."

Claire Enright initially hinted after last season that she was planning to play another year with the Badgers but her name disappeared from the roster.

Learn more about the Chippewa Falls senior, who is one of the volleyball team’s most experienced players.

The Badgers are set to host an Eagles squad that has lost two in a row. Here's what to know about the next foe following Wisconsin's win.

A main focal point during the offseason for the Green Bay Packers came back to bite them again in their season-opening loss to division rival Minnesota Vikings.

UW-La Crosse women’s golf shot 641 over two rounds to place 10th at the DIII Classic in Hastings, Minn., led by Haley Thoeny’s 155 and two top-30 finishes.

The Green Bay Packers opened the season with a fourth-quarter meltdown against division rival Minnesota Vikings on Sunday.

Wisconsin volleyball finished its Texas road trip 1-1 after struggling to maintain its tenacity for the full match against Texas on Sunday afternoon.

When he was four years old, Alexander Zverev was diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes and doctors were just concerned about him living a run-of-the-mill life.

Milwaukee's winning streak was halted at five games as Eugenio Suárez blasted a three-run home run in the sixth inning for Cincinnati.

Saturday was pretty good for the SEC. Not so much for the Big Ten.

Garrett Mitchell said he's 'grinding' for Milwaukee, and is a major contributor to a successful season heading into the playoffs.

After the 2012 Olympics, Michael Phelps struggled with depression. His journey highlights the importance of reaching out for help, which he promotes openly to encourage others facing mental health challenges.

A rewatch of Wisconsin’s win over Western Illinois reveals concerns over Colton Joseph’s mechanics and a defensive lineman's play but offers encouraging signs from a tight end.

Carson Van Dinter arrived back in his homestate just hoping to make an impact for the Badgers. His Camp Randall Stadium debut was better than he even imagined.

Wisconsin quarterback Colton Joseph called his performance “mediocre” after an uneven win over Western Illinois, acknowledging he must improve as the Badgers prepare for Big Ten play.

The Badgers tested fans' patience at times but came away with a 36-9 victory over the Leathernecks on Saturday night at Camp Randall Stadium.

if you were looking for dominance, the Badgers didn't provide it. But they did earn a win. Here's what stood out.

The Badgers drew their smallest crowd at Camp Randall Stadium in nearly 34 years when they played Western Illinois on Saturday night.

Our staff photographer Owen Ziliak captured the action, emotion and atmosphere of the Badgers' home opener. We invite readers to vote for the photo that most stood out to you.