La Crosse Tribune Sports News

Josh Jacob's return didn't provide the spark the Packers needed on the ground, but injuries and constant changes up front aren't making the problem easier to fix.

Cooper Pratt delivered the swing of a lifetime. The Rays delivered the heartbreak. Now Milwaukee has to do it all over again.

Luke Fickell's season as the interim coach at his alma mater didn't go well. But he did score an upset victory over the program he currently leads.

These two local squads are still standing in the playoffs. Their rushing attacks are big factors for their runs to this point.

The Winona area had stars from the pitch, the course and the gridiron representing their schools this week. Vote for your favorite performance as the Supernova.

Electric postseason performances from the cross country course, soccer field and gridiron headline this week's stars. Vote for your favorite effort as the Supernova.

The Badgers spent the offseason emphasizing defense. The results showed Tuesday as they forced 22 turnovers in an exhibition win over Oklahoma State.

Learn more about the Chippewa Falls senior who will be one of three Cardinal runners competing at this weekend’s state cross country championships.

Barrett Nelson grew up dreaming of playing for the Badgers, just like his father and older brother. After years of painful setbacks, he finally got his chance to start Saturday.

The Badgers have a new plan to stop their opponents in their second year of the current leadership crew. Here's what's stood out this preseason.

The Winona football team advanced to the sectional semifinals, where it will face No. 1 seed Byron.

The Brewers came within three outs of their first World Series championship before the Rays rallied for a walk-off win in 12 innings.

The rookie delivered in the biggest moment yet, blasting a go-ahead solo homer in the 12th inning of World Series Game 4.

The Cotter boys soccer team made history with its state quarterfinal win.

Tailgaters brought the smell of grilled brats, the sound of cornhole and catch and the excitement of a potential World Series title to American Family Field's parking lots before the Milwaukee Brewers' World Series Game 4 watch party.

The University of Wisconsin men's basketball team concluded its slate of exhibition games with an impressive home victory over Oklahoma State.

They’ve remained friends through the 44 years separating Milwaukee’s World Series appearances. Game 4 is giving them another memory to chase.

The 28-year-old center fielder was diagnosed with diabetes at 9. Now he's playing in the World Series — and showing kids that their dreams are still within reach.

A Madison woman asked Brewers fans to honor her late father by bringing his photo to the World Series. The overwhelming response has taught her a "life-changing lesson."

Mark Johnson has 10 NCAA championship rings but even he was amazed by what the Brewers pulled off Monday night in the World Series.