La Crosse Tribune Sports News

Three softball standouts, as well as a track and field and soccer star make up this week's five stars.

Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers made few changes to a bill that will send $15 million to UW-Madison, UW-Green Bay, and UW-Milwaukee for athletic facility debt.

Cunningham had 13 points and 10 assists in his return from injury as Central Division champion Detroit won its home finale in commanding fashion against Milwaukee.

The Badgers took the ice for practice Wednesday, a day before their match up with North Dakota Thursday in the Frozen Four.

Aquinas standout Samantha Davis has found a new home in the ACC.

Badgers goalie Daniel Hauser is the oldest of the four freshmen who'll start in goal in the Frozen Four. He also has the lowest save percentage.

The four-time All-Star served as the Brewers manager from 2000-02.

Green Bay hosted Jordan van den Berg from Georgia Tech, who put up impressive numbers on the team's pro day.

Milwaukee suffered its first series loss of the season, putting up little offense during a defeat against the Red Sox.

Green Bay hosted Christen Miller, a defensive tackle who was named First Team All-SEC for the 2025 season. Here's where things stand.

Of the 300 students Steve Etter teaches every semester, more than 95%, according to Etter’s best estimate, perform financial functions via Microsoft Excel.

Jaden Dugger starred at Georgetown before transferring Louisiana. The all-around defensive playmaker has high-end athletic traits.

Nearly 12 hours into the portal opening, more than 1,200 players had already entered, with hundreds more expected to flood the market before the portal closes on April 21.

Chris McIntosh learned quickly that the man who has the Badgers back in the Frozen Four is more than "a walking caricature of an old-school hockey coach."

Misiorowski struck out 10 before running into trouble in the sixth as Boston evened the three-game series at Fenway Park.

The Badgers can use the visibility from their first Frozen Four trip in 16 years to impact key areas like recruiting and ticket sales.

The Badgers' first appearance in the Frozen Four in 16 years comes against a fellow former WCHA team.

Milwaukee coach Doc Rivers hinted Tuesday that he might consider giving up his role on the sideline when this tumultuous Bucks season ends.

The 25-year-old last played on March 17, and has been injured most of the season.

Milwaukee's Doc Rivers hinted before the game he may not continue in his current role much longer before his team fell to 31-48 with three games remaining in the season.