La Crosse Tribune Sports News

While college players take center stage at the NFL scouting combine, teams are busy preparing their next moves along with evaluating potential draft picks.

Two curlers from the Madison area will represent the U.S. at the world championships later this month.

The Badgers and Ohio State have one weekend left to settle who'll be the No. 1 team heading into the NCAA Tournament.

Athletes with such disabilities have been excluded since 1998 due to a scandal at the Sydney 2000 Games.

The Badgers go into the final weekend of the Big Ten regular season just on the outside of the top 10.

Two regular contributors for Green Bay will have the opportunity to test the open market when free agency begins. Here's how restricted free agency works and what the move means.

The start of football's transfer portal moving to January triggered a rapid-fire effort to secure housing, admissions and more for new Badgers players.

These players are not always the most statistically impressive, but they will be impactful in their teams' postseason chances.

AI-generated content on social media has become a major source of misinformation. Just ask Hall of Fame coach Bo Ryan, who was the recent subject of a fake story.

The Badgers avoided having to play an extra day in their WCHA playoff series after Bemidji State forced overtime in Game 2.

Tyler Reddick stormed away from Shane van Gisbergen in a 17-lap dash and made history Sunday with his third straight win, taking the checkers at Circuit of the Americas.

Chicago went on a 27-0 run as Milwaukee lost in a road contest to a team sitting behind it in the Eastern Conference standings.

This time it was Hilary Knight’s turn to provide a big laugh in the wake of a weeklong dustup involving the United States women and men’s gold medal-winning hockey teams.

The Badgers closed the regular season on a nine game losing streak after falling to a top-10 foe in Madison.

The Blugolds' South Dakota State wrestling commit was authentically himself, using a no-fuss strategy to capture his long-awaited state championship.

The Bloomer senior ended his high school wrestling career with a Division 2 podium performance.

Braeden Carrington has hit 58 3s at 42.3% this season after a record-breaking performance against Washington. He's simply become a 3-point shooter who needs volume because he can handle it.

Laila Edwards sent the Badgers into the WCHA Final Faceoff with an overtime goal, but they looked disconnected at times. Here's what stood out.

Cadott's Iszy Sonnentag returned to a familiar place but did so amid a trying time for her family and community.

The Badgers bounced back from a disappointing loss by cruising to a Big Ten Conference road victory on Saturday.