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College sports roundup: UW-La Crosse women's basketball eliminated in WIAC semifinals
Senior guard Paige Schumann scored a team-best 17 points for the UW-La Crosse women’s basketball team in what was ultimately her send off game on Wednesday night.
Nelson powers No. 13 Alabama to 98-93, overtime win over No. 24 Florida
Grant Nelson had 22 points, eight rebounds and six blocked shots and No. 13 Alabama started fast in overtime to beat newly ranked No. 24 Florida 98-93.
WIAA tournament season: Big weekend ahead in the Coulee Region
The WIAA individual state wrestling tournament at the Kohl Center in Madison fills a chunk of the spotlight in Wisconsin high school sports this weekend, but there are plenty of other big-time events taking place around the Coulee Region.
WIAA state wrestling: Aquinas senior David Malin chases second championship
David Malin, a senior at Aquinas High School, is chasing a second WIAA Division 2 state wrestling championship at the Kohl Center. Malin has won 137 of 151 high school matches and will likely end his high school wrestling career…
WIAA individual state wrestling: First-round pairing for Coulee Region qualifiers
WIAA INDIVIDUAL STATE TOURNAMENT
Iowa's Caitlin Clark dominates off the court with unprecedented merchandise sales after setting new scoring record
Caitlin Clark’s jerseys and shirts bearing her name are flying off the (virtual) shelves at Fanatics, with the guard becoming the online retailer’s top-selling college athlete.
Bears add King as first ever female assistant coach
The Chicago Bears have hired Jennifer King as the first female assistant coach in franchise history. She will be an offensive assistant working with running backs.
Mets’ Senga dealing with arm fatigue
New York Mets right-hander Kodai Senga experienced some arm fatigue after throwing a side session during spring training.
Fairfield's Thibault-DuDonis carries on the family business
Fairfield coach Carly Thibault-DuDonis had trouble sleeping as a child, so she would often get up and go downstairs to sit with her dad, now-former NBA assistant and WNBA head coach Mike Thibault, who seemed to be always awake and…
2025 College Football Playoff odds: Georgia, Ohio State & Texas favored in 12-team playoff
Check out updated NCAA football national championship odds following the announcemento f the expanded College Football Playoff.
Horner, facing misconduct claims, appears at F1 testing
Team principal Christian Horner was with Red Bull as Formula 1 preseason testing began even as he faces an ongoing investigation by the team's parent company into an alleged claim of misconduct. Horner was in the team garage alongside car…
LIV's Niemann receives special invite to Masters
Joaquin Niemann now has something money can't buy. He's going to the Masters.
New CFP format ready to go
The 12-team College Football Playoff is 10 months away from kicking off. The format is finally locked in. University presidents have unanimously approved one last tweak to increase the number of at-large bids from six to seven. The change reserves…
Creighton earns first win over a No. 1-ranked team
Steven Ashworth scored 16 of his 20 points in the first half as Creighton built a double-digit lead, and the No. 15 Bluejays knocked off UConn 85-66 for their first win over a No. 1-ranked team.
Polzin: What I liked from Wisconsin men's basketball's win over Maryland
Wisconsin enters a week off with a much-needed win in what's been a difficult month. Here's what I liked, disliked and what it means.
3 things that stood out as Wisconsin men's basketball wins defensive battle vs. Maryland
The Badgers improved defensively, and scored enough in a team that matched them on that end. Here's what we learned.
3 things that stood out from Wisconsin women's basketball's fourth straight win vs. Minnesota
The Badgers continue to improve where it counts under Marisa Moseley, and on Tuesday it was a convincing victory.
Premium talent is still available on MLB's free-agent market, but GMs are not in a hurry
Cleveland's new manager, Stephen Vogt, isn't sure why this year's free agent market has entered a deep freeze even as temperatures heat up during spring training in Arizona and Florida.
Judge’s big toe more than a Yankees footnote after injury last season
TAMPA, Fla. — Aaron Judge’s big toe is more than a footnote for the New York Yankees. Judge missed 42 games after tearing a ligament in his right big toe when he crashed into the right-field fence at Dodger Stadium…