Madison Sports Headlines

Baseball

The sophomore-to-be will compete during the All-Star activities in Cincinnati 

The former prep and UW standout replaces longtime coach Tom Klawitter 

Jefferson finishes atop Division 2; Cambridge third in Division 3 

Former WIAA leader receives national honor 

The Panthers have new coaches in swimming and tennis 

Doug Chickering enters Hall of Fame 

The former WIAA executive director became the 12th person with Wisconsin ties to receive the NFHS' highest honor Thursday in New Orleans.

Amy Davis is at a familiar crossroads for young, elite athletes.

Olin Hacker is not intimidated.

The Flying Arrows won the WIAA Division 5 state championship last fall, defeating Amherst 41-21, in their fourth consecutive state finals appearance.

No reason is given for the abrupt end of Smith's long tenure as the Warriors' athletic director.

Waunakee seeks new activities director 

Sasman will coach volleyball; Schwenn will coach girls basketball 

Grutzner led Oregon to WIAA Division 2 state title 

Twelve years ago, the sport of lacrosse was little more than an afterthought, with only a few aficionados sprinkled throughout the state of Wisconsin.

Midfielder Trey Kazda of Verona was named Division 1 Player of the Year by the Wisconsin Lacrosse Federation, which named its 2015 Boys All-State teams this week.

Waunakee school board has final approval in July 

Lodi's Jacob Michel lands on second team 

Madison's middle schools don't have their own sports teams, but School Board member Michael Flores is looking to change that.