La Crosse Tribune Sports News

Voters were unanimous in choosing the top four teams in the USCHO.com women's hockey rankings, with the Ohio State, Minnesota and Penn State following the Badgers.

The Badgers brought in a D-II standout to deepen the offensive line, securing a commitment that brings their portal class to 32 players this offseason.

Michigan State took the No. 2 spot from the Badgers after a sweep, and No. 8 Penn State is next to come to the Kohl Center.

By the time the Games open, this could be the most diverse U.S. Olympic winter roster ever assembled.

John Harbaugh is heading to Broadway, aiming to make his second act even better than his first.

The Badgers' rallied back twice in the fourth quarter to force overtime and ultimately outlasted the Ducks. Here are three things that stood out in the win.

A sixth player who was a four-star recruit coming out of high school has joined the Badgers via the transfer portal.

College football leaders gave every indication that they remain stuck in a yearlong debate about expanding the playoff from 12 teams to 16 or beyond.

Ilia Malinin, known as the "Quad God," landed the elusive quad axel jump a few years ago, sparking questions about the future of figure skating.

The 2026 offseason is one that coach Matt LaFleur and the Packers hope will spark a change in trajectory. That process could require a look at the staff around LaFleur.

The International Olympic Committee is considering rotating the Games among locations with sufficient snow and infrastructure.

A number of local teams participated in the Midwest Players Classic at the La Crosse Center on Friday and Saturday. Here are five observations from the competition.

Green Bay opted to stay with its coach, who as coached the team to a 76-40-1 record in his seven seasons in charge of the team.

A 32-point performance from one of the Badgers' most consistent contributors was a sign of maturity for the standout guard, who started out 1-for-6 from the field before breaking out.

A four-game winning streak has opened up possibilities for Greg Gard's team. Yes, the Badgers are shooting better from 3-point range, but their improvement goes far beyond shots falling.

Eligibility lawsuits, the out-of-control transfer portal, bickering over congressional legislation and the dilemma over coaches and salaries were the steady drumbeat behind a college football season where felt quite settled.

Lacey Eden scored twice for the second straight day and Cassie Hall added two goals as the Badgers wrapped up a long stretch of games away from home.

Wisconsin men's basketball showed against Rutgers that the flaws that plagued it early in the season may be in the past, securing its fourth win in a row.

The Badgers relied on a dominant first half, in which they scored 51 points, to hold off a late push from the Scarlet Knights on Saturday at the Kohl Center.

Here's a look at how 12 of the 17 Power Four programs with new coaches have fared in the portal, which officially closed Friday.