La Crosse Tribune Sports News

Wisconsin's quarterbacks were pushing the ball down the field, a few freshmen continue to take steps and more from Badgers football practice.

Wisconsin women's basketball brings back a key piece as its leading returning scorer withdraws from the transfer portal.

An annual meeting between the Badgers and an in-state foe is slated to take place this coming season at Fiserv Forum.

Over general manager Brian Gutekunst's first eight years at the helm, there are trends that have emerged that give us some insight into who may be on Green Bay’s radar.

The Chippewa River Baseball League ushers in its 98th season this week. Here's what to know ahead of the action.

Revisiting March 2025 interviews with a pair of Wisconsin men's basketball cornerstones offered a good reminder: Perspectives can change over the course of a season.

Performances from softball, soccer and track standouts make up this week's girls five stars. Vote for your favorite performance as the Supernova.

The Badgers aren't rushing to fill the job opened when Nick Oliver left to become head coach at St. Cloud State.

Tomah's new football coach is an alum who has most of his life around the program.

From an internal contender to leaders with Wisconsin ties to outside-the-box candidates, here's a list of people who could be in the running to succeed Chris McIntosh.

UW-La Crosse women's lacrosse used a decisive four-goal third quarter and six goals from Megan Maloney to secure a 12-9 home win over UW-Eau Claire.

Badgers coach Mike Hastings pointed to the team's goaltending metrics when asked why he was interested in a personnel change via the transfer portal.

Casey Mize struck out seven and allowed one run in six innings and Spencer Torkelson hit his first homer of the season as Detroit evened the three-game series against Milwaukee.

The NBA announced Wednesday that San Antonio Spurs swingman Keldon Johnson has been voted the league's Sixth Man of the Year

UW-La Crosse baseball scored 29 runs in a WIAC doubleheader sweep of UW-Platteville, with multiple home runs and strong relief pitching in both games.

The State Journal/WiscNews boys basketball Player of the Year is staying home for his college future.

Easy as it is to fault Aaron Rodgers for the most insufferable soap opera in NFL history, the Pittsburgh Steelers deserve equal billing in the latest episode.

Maybe Munetaka Murakami won’t have a difficult time making that transition from Japan to Major League Baseball after all.

The latest signing gives the Badgers two backcourt players on the roster this fall. Here's what to know about Wisconsin's latest addition.

The Texas Tech safety, who started out as a two-way player at Sparta, could have his NFL dreams come true this weekend. Here are five things to know about him.