La Crosse Tribune Sports News

UW-La Crosse’s women’s 200 medley relay placed 23rd in prelims at the NCAA Division III Championships in Indianapolis, wrapping up a strong relay season for UWL.

UWL men’s tennis went 2-2 on its Florida spring break trip, falling 4-3 to Illinois Institute of Technology and 5-2 to Trinity College (Conn.) on Thursday.

Green Bay made a few moves on defense in free agency so far. Here's where things stand on defense.

Winona area track and field is back, here are five girls track and field athletes to keep an eye on this spring.

After hiring new coordinators to lead the defense and special teams, Green Bay has rounded out its coaching staff with a number of experienced voices.

The Badgers are preparing to be part of the NCAA Tournament and want to be more ready than they were after the last postseason layoff.

As the track season quickly approaches, there are lots of athletes to watch out for. Here are five boys track and field athletes to pay attention to.

Ace Bailey made seven 3-pointers and scored 33 points as Utah snapped a four-game skid by beating Milwaukee, which played without Giannis Antetokounmpo once again.

The Badgers advanced to the second round of the WBIT with a win at Oregon State on Thursday night.

The Badgers' backcourt duo worked all season to make different styles look symbiotic, but the "the best backcourt in the country" is gone after the NCAA Tournament's first round.

The Badgers had designs on a long run in the NCAA Tournament. Instead, they were left dealing with an all-too-familiar gut-wrenching end to a season.

Lower-seeded teams have long filled March with shocking upsets to earn the almost honorary title of Cinderella.

A tough day for the quarterbacks and the offense, a pair of safeties standing out and more observations from the Badgers' spring debut.

The Badgers spent a little more than an hour on the ice Thursday to get ready for the Frozen Four semifinals against Penn State.

State Journal columnist shares his thoughts on the Badgers' loss to the Panthers in the first round of the NCAA Tournament on Thursday in Portland, Ore.

The Badgers again found themselves on the wrong side of a 5-12 upset in the opening round of the NCAA Tournament on Thursday, suffering a season-ending loss to High Point.

UWL women’s 200 freestyle relay finished 18th in prelims at the NCAA Division III Championships in Indianapolis and will also compete in medley and freestyle relays.

The Badgers coach spoke about a turnover-ridden practice, a new defensive lineman settling in nicely and more.

The Badgers only have to look back to last season to know how to play against a Frozen Four host team.

In less than five months, athletes will play in the first women's professional baseball league in the United States in more than 70 years.