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It's official: NCAA tournaments expand to 76-team brackets
The Division I committees for both men's and women's basketball voted unanimously Thursday to expand both NCAA Tournaments from 68 to 76 teams.
Predicting MVP, champion and more — the WNBA's 30th season starts now
The WNBA is back as the league tips off its 30th season on Friday.
IndyCar T-shirt withdrawn after slogan causes outrage
IndyCar has withdrawn a T-shirt from its online store after some fans objected to language they said could be interpreted as white-supremacist, a misstep for the Washington Grand Prix event.
Has Shohei Ohtani peaked? Putting his quiet start at the plate into perspective
Shohei Ohtani might not be at his offensive peak, but he’s still rewriting what greatness looks like.
Horstmann named WIAC Max Sparger tennis scholar-athlete
UW-La Crosse senior Brady Horstmann earned the 2026 WIAC Men’s Tennis Max Sparger Scholar-Athlete Award, recognizing his academic, athletic and campus leadership achievements.
Meixl, Schneider earn all-WIAC honors for UWL tennis
Three UWL men’s tennis players earned 2025-26 All-WIAC honors, with Aiden Meixl named newcomer of the year and Brady Horstmann scholar-athlete.
With new collective bargaining agreement, WNBA may be entering its golden era
This new era for the 15-team league — two more than last year — begins with three season openers Friday night and four more Saturday.
Kickoff time announced for Wisconsin football's opener against Notre Dame at Lambeau Field
A marquee matchup between programs with a litany of coaching ties will be under the lights later this year in Green Bay.
WIAC student-athlete spotlight: Jack Hehli Q&A
UW-La Crosse senior tennis player Jack Hehli is featured in a WIAC Student-Athlete Spotlight Q&A, highlighting his career, academics and interests on and off court.
WIAC student-athlete spotlight: Ava Schiltz
UW-La Crosse lacrosse standout Ava Schiltz shares her WIAC honors, academic focus, favorite memories, and campus life in this Student-Athlete Spotlight Q&A.
New McDonell football coach ‘super excited’ for opportunity
McDonell’s new football coach has been eager to get to work as he takes over a Macks program moving back to the 11-player game.
5 La Crosse area high school girls sports stars of the week: May 7 edition
Standouts in soccer and softball make up this week's five stars of the week. Vote for your favorite performance as the Supernova.
In-state four-star forward chooses Big 12 school over Wisconsin men's basketball
The in-state standout announced his decision at a public commitment ceremony at Freedom High School.
Intercollegiate athletics celebrates 2026 ESSLY awards
UW-La Crosse athletics honored top 2025-26 student-athletes and teams at the 12th ESSLY Awards, celebrating athletic success, academics, and comeback stories.
Baseball faces UW-Eau Claire in WIAC tournament
UW-La Crosse baseball faces UW-Eau Claire in the 2026 WIAC Tournament at UW-Whitewater, seeking the league title and an automatic NCAA Division III bid.
3 things that stood out from new Bucks coach's opening press conference
New Milwaukee coach Taylor Jenkins general manager Jon Horst and co-owner Jimmy Haslam spoke to players, fellow staffers and media on Wednesday. Here's where things stand.
Schiltz named WIAC Judy Kruckman scholar-athlete
UW-La Crosse senior Ava Schiltz was named the 2026 WIAC lacrosse Judy Kruckman Scholar-Athlete, honoring her academic excellence and record-setting Eagles career.
Six earn All-WIAC honors for UW-La Crosse lacrosse
Six UW-La Crosse lacrosse players earned 2026 All-WIAC honors, highlighted by Ava Schiltz as midfielder of the year and Judy Kruckman Scholar-Athlete.
Ranking NFL's possible season opener matchups: Who gets first crack at Seahawks?
With the 2026 NFL Draft complete, only one major event stands between the league and its summer break.
Framber Valdez at center of another beanball controversy as benches clear
Just when the Detroit Tigers needed someone to step up and be a presence in a sea of calamity, along comes Framber Valdez, acting like a human Titanic.

