La Crosse Tribune Sports News

Bill May might become the first man to compete in artistic swimming at an Olympics.

Fifty years ago, cheap beer helped turn a routine major league game into a bloody riot. 10-cent Beer Night in Cleveland has a special spot in American sports.

Larry Allen was named an All-Pro six consecutive years from 1996-2001 and was inducted into the Pro Football of Hall of Fame in 2013.

Original Phillie Phanatic David Raymond had a dream of a hall of fame that would honor mascots just like athletes. But the future of the museum is uncertain.

Luke Fickell and his Badgers football program continue their strong start to the summer recruiting schedule with a cornerback from Florida.

Draped with a gold chain he got from his cousin, Klein Restivo would bust a move or take his A&M baseball jersey off and wave it over his head.

Catching the right amount of sleep is no easy task in Grand Slam tennis these days — for the athletes or those watching them compete.

The sixth-year NFL veteran and 2022 league rushing leader said his Vegas-to-Titletown transition has helped bring "joy back to the game." Here's why he's excited for the upcoming season.

Dillard led 95 of the 100 laps Saturday night in his win at Mississippi Thunder Speedway’s The Big Deal event, winning the largest modified winner’s purse ever at $100,001.

Here's a look at the 2024 Belmont Stakes odds along with our preview, picks, and predictions.

Justin Berg of Bangor desperately needed the night he had Saturday at the La Crosse Fairgrounds Speedway.

Carlson dominated the NASCAR Kwik Trip Late Model feature for his first victory since July 30, 2022, putting behind months of frustration with every second he built over second-place Adam Degenhardt from Coon Valley.

MADISON — Aquinas High School junior Anderson Fortney appeared to be traveling toward another clash with West Salem junior Kyle Hehli on Saturday.

ONALASKA — The Onalaska High School girls soccer team moved into a Division 2 sectional semifinal by beating Tomah 8-0 in a WIAA regional final on Saturday.

Center fielder RJ Hamilton and second baseman Cooper Brass each had three hits for the La Crosse Loggers in a win over the Rochester Honkers at Copeland Park on Saturday night.

Amery High School junior Kelly Fern needed some encouragement from the crowd as she made her final attempt at a successful pole vault of 11 feet, 9 inches on Saturday.

As Manny Putz rounded the final turn of his Division 1 1,600-meter race during the WIAA state track and field meet on Saturday, two runners led him to the final stretch.

The La Crescent-Hokah High School baseball team fought their way to the elimination bracket finals of the MSHSL Section 1AA playoffs before seeing their season finally end on Saturday.

Logan High School senior Wyatt Peterson once thought sports were out of the picture for him. He was born with spina bifida, a birth defect where the spine and spinal cord don’t properly develop.

Logan High School senior Julie Yang capped her track and field career by earning three medals at the WIAA state meet. Prairie du Chien junior Blake Thiry and Onalaska senior Jenna Richgels joined Yang with three medals on Saturday.