La Crosse Tribune Sports News

The controversy covers a sprawling set of issues: personal conduct, organizational ethics and media trust.

The Bloomer girls track and field team’s Division 2 state championship victory was the culmination of years of work.

Pewaukee has produced some of the best football players Wisconsin has ever had in uniform, and the Badgers hope a 3-star offensive lineman they flipped can eventually continue that trend.

The Badgers will host some of the league's top opponents from last season, including the reigning national champions. Here's a look at all the Big Ten foes they'' face.

Perhaps the best way to humanize the world's biggest celebrities is to get them talking about sitting courtside at Madison Square Garden for a New York Knicks game.

President Donald Trump has openly trashed the NBA as a bastion of player activism with overt liberal politics that could “destroy” the game of basketball.

The Green Bay Packers tried something different in the offseason, opting to add a veteran presence in defensive tackle Javon Hargrave to help boost a young group.

The McClain Center is being torn down after nearly 38 years in service for Badgers football and other teams.

Weekend action at TPC Wisconsin showed how the AmFam Championship's team scoring format has pros and cons.

Darren Clarke notched his second American Family Insurance Championship win, this time with PGA Tour Champions rookie Ben Crane.

Let’s see if we can get this straight.

The Badgers' 20th commitment in the 2027 recruiting class has the length the team covets on the edge, and comes from a fertile recruiting ground for the program.

The Badgers secured a pledge from a tall receiver who was on campus this weekend for his official visit.

Alexander Zverev shattered the barrier between himself and Grand Slam glory by grinding down a stubborn Flavio Cobolli 6-1 4-6 6-4 6-7(5) 6-1 in the French Open final on Sunday.

It was a predictable franchise rebuild. Yet when it came to the men actually donning the uniforms of the Washington Nationals, the club’s new brain trust took a different tack.

The Demons distance specialist capped her career with bookend state titles, while the standout triple jumper reached the top of the podium for the first time.

The reigning Division 3 state cross country medalist added three more gold medals Saturday after being forced into another race following Friday's weather-impacted postponement.

The Cardinals standout surprised herself with multiple state records as part of a team championship three-peat at UW-La Crosse.

Viroqua's Abigail Lendosky had a successful state track meet, recording a pair of top-three finishes. Her highlight of the weekend came with a second-place finish in the wheelchair shot put.

A moment at state in his freshman season served as motivation for the Holmen hurdler, who took first in the Division 1 110-meter hurdles Saturday.