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USMNT secures spot in knockout round with 2-0 win over Australia in World Cup
The United States advanced to the World Cup knockout stage with one game to spare after comfortably beating Australia 2-0 in a Group D match on Friday.
Three-time Cup champ, ex-Blackhawks captain Jonathan Toews retires
Three-time Stanley Cup champion and longtime Chicago Blackhawks captain Jonathan Toews officially announced his retirement Friday after 16 seasons.
'Everyone could hear the bone snap.' Canada reacts to World Cup star's injury
Canada defeated Qatar, dominating 6-0, but the historic first World Cup win for Canada on Thursday was overshadowed by a gruesome injury.
Trio of female American referees working World Cup match could change game
It’s not often soccer match officials continue to have an impact after a game ends. That’s exactly what Tori Penso, Brooke Mayo and Kathryn Nesbitt will do, however.
MLB proposes sweeping draft changes, including ban on high school picks
MLB’s proposal, which would begin in 2028, would require players to be at least 20 years old and at least two years after their high school graduation.
The World Cup returned to Mexico after 40 years. Many locals feel left out
Mexico will host only 13 of the 104 World Cup matches, with the lion's share played in the United States. For some lifelong fans, that imbalance stings.
Packers second-year pass rusher ready to do what he was 'born to do'
Barryn Sorrell is among the players who could be stepping into a much larger role as Green Bay waits for Micah Parsons to return to full strength.
Why summer baseball matters so much in Chippewa County
Summer baseball features a short season, but coaches believe it can make a major difference in preparing players for varsity roles in the spring.
3 things that stood out from Wisconsin men's basketball's advanced camp
The Badgers had their top-70 2027 commit and talent from several other classes at the Kohl Center for advanced camp Thursday. Here's what to know.
Wisconsin women's basketball walk-on departs after 2 seasons
Sophomore walk-on Reese Jaramillo announced Monday on Instagram that she is closing "this chapter" of her career.
Minor league team forfeits game after players refuse to wear Pride jerseys
A minor league team in the independent Atlantic League announced it will forfeit its Thursday game after several of its players refused to wear jerseys commemorating the club's Pride Night.
In Reid Detmers, Angels have one of MLB's hottest trade chips
After his latest magnificent performance on Tuesday, Reid Detmers is the pitcher that everyone badly covets at the Aug. 3 trade deadline.
Wild turn of events leads Madison Memorial alum to walk-on spot with Wisconsin volleyball
Alyssa Konrad planned to play club volleyball at the University of Wisconsin. She's now a walk-on addition to the Badgers volleyball program under Kelly Sheffield.
Here's when Wisconsin men's hockey plays Big Ten foes in 2026-27 season
The Big Ten gave the Badgers three big home series in the second half of the 2026-27 conference season.
Holmen girls soccer falls to Brookfield Central in double-overtime state semifinal
A remarkable performance from junior goalie Moira Linse wasn't enough to lift Holmen past Brookfield Central in a 1-0 loss in the Division 2 state semifinals.
Early World Cup winners and losers: Messi a hero and Ronaldo a zero
In the first 48-team World Cup, every team has now played one match. Here's a look at some of the winners and losers.
'Too good to pass up': Sun Prairie native transfers home to Wisconsin women's hockey
The defender, who is joining the Badgers women's hockey team after two years at Union, plans to "make what I can" of the opportunity to return home.
Opinion: This manufactured World Cup beef with Australia is dumb beyond words
In the history of dumb sports beefs, this has to be the dumbest.
Merlin the duck: From Mexico City streets to World Cup stardom
A domesticated duck named Merlin, sporting a miniature Mexico shirt and custom duck socks, has waddled his way into the hearts of soccer fans.
America's ball-knower: How former Badgers QB Nate Tice has climbed the sports media ladder
Nate Tice uses his experience as a Wisconsin QB, college and NFL coach, and NFL personnel staffer to analyze the NFL and its draft for Yahoo Sports.

