La Crosse Tribune Sports News

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.

Lydia Lazarescu started her Saturday with a bang and finished it with a statement at the Veterans Memorial Field Sports Complex.

A Sun Prairie East sophomore found new passions after she could no longer do gymnastics due to the effects of Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome. State track showed a reversal of emotions.

As he's trying to race his way into the NASCAR Cup series playoffs, Chase Briscoe now faces a fresh challenge with the potential for his Stewart-Haas Racing team to deteriorate around him.

Cashton senior Jack Schlesner won the Division 3 boys high jump at 6 feet, 3 inches.

A senior from Campbellsport was just happy to be racing on Saturday, but added an extra layer of emotion after winning gold.

Westby High School junior Erin Gluch wasn’t sure if she’d be able to qualify for the chance to win a second straight WIAA state championship in the high jump.

MADISON — A potential championship matchup was made a possibility when West Salem High School junior Kyle Hehli and Aquinas junior Anderson Fortney won two Division 2 matches at the WIAA individual state tennis tournament on Friday.

Lauren Wickus didn’t have much of a chance to compete for the Onalaska Luther High School girls track and field team.

Prairie du Chien junior Blake Thiry is used to having a lot on his plate, but he tried to narrow his spring focus towards the WIAA Division 2 state track and field meet on Friday at Veterans Memorial Stadium Sports…

Nearly the entire Division 2 pole vault field celebrated with Kaden Rambatt after the Walworth Big Foot senior set a state record.

It was the perfect atmosphere for an athlete — in this case two of them — to complete a career.

The Onalaska High School boys and girls track and field teams hit the ground running at the WIAA Division 1 state meet on Friday at Veterans Memorial Stadium Sports Complex.

Waterford's Bryce Ruland and Hortonville's Ben Smith put on a show in the WIAA Division 1 boys discus.

The NBA's Dallas Mavericks and NHL's Dallas Stars are deeper in the playoffs together than they've ever been. That's since the Stars moved south from Minnesota 31 years ago.

It more about strategy than speed, and Onalaska High School junior Manny Putz was comfortable with that.

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Senior Kasey Barth, junior Manny Putz, senior Drew Symons and senior Blake Burnstad won the WIAA Division 1 boys 3,200 relay with a time of 7 minutes, 47.49 seconds.

Changes at the Kohl Center mean some longtime ticket buyers are losing their seating location near the court.