La Crosse Tribune Sports News

It didn’t take long for Avery Scott to get hooked on flag football, but she could’ve done without the busted lip and car crash.

A rising EuroCup talent can bring immediate production when she comes to Madison next season.

The Badgers signed a former teammate of assistant coach Brad Davison as their second transfer addition. Here's what to know about the newest Wisconsin forward.

With the 2026 NFL Draft just days away, here's a full breakdown of each team’s biggest need.

Green Bay has a strong running back group, but a free agent departure and potential to develop more players could drive the Packers to bringing in a new face.

How Kevin Heywood stayed close to the Badgers and came back stronger after sitting out his sophomore season.

Garrett Mitchell went 2-for-4 with three RBIs including a two-run double in the 10th inning and the Milwaukee Brewers beat the Miami Marlins.

Colleagues, friends and coworkers share details about the path Marcus Sedberry's taken to the top of Badgers athletics and how his experiences made him ready for the challenges ahead.

UW-La Crosse men’s track and field posted multiple event wins and top NCAA III finishes at the Phil Esten Challenge and Bryan Clay Invitational in April 2026.

UW-La Crosse men’s tennis fell 4-2 at UW-Whitewater in the regular season finale, finishing 14-6 overall and 2-1 in WIAC play as the Warhawks improved to 11-7.

Alexis Cournoyer's arrival likely signals the end of the Badgers career for one of the three goalies on the 2025-26 roster.

Milwaukee snapped its six-game losing skid and evened its home series against the Blue Jays. Abner Uribe got the save.

Kadidia Toure, the 2025-26 NEC player of the year, averaged a double-double for Long Island. She's set to join the Badgers next season.

Trying to account for the gap between a player's proven play and their capabilities can be one of the more bewildering elements of evaluations.

Quinn Finley, who led the Badgers in goals the past two seasons, is leaving after signing a two-year, entry-level contract with an NHL team.

The Badgers lost their first player who had eligibility remaining this offseason.

While there are plenty of changes coming for the linebacker corps, Edgerrin Cooper said he's kept a similar mindset to what's given him success in the past.

Baboucarr Ann could be the first Badgers commit whose recruitment was led by assistant coach Brad Davison, who Ann grew up watching star for his Minnesota high school, Maple Grove.

There are obvious candidates to replace Chris McIntosh. But this is a plum position — even with a mess to clean up — and the candidate pool should be deep.

Early success on the diamond, track and golf course make up this week’s boys stars. Cast your vote for the Supernova.