La Crosse Tribune Sports News

The Paris Paralympics flame has arrived in France. It was lit in the British village of Stoke Mandeville, widely considered the birthplace of the Paralympic Games.

Luke Fickell’s win total jumped from Year 1 to Year 2 when he was at Cincinnati. That’s unlikely to happen with the Badgers, whose challenging schedule could impede progress.

The Panthers set the tone on the ground with a pair of rushing touchdowns for seniors Luke Baginski and Trevor Arentz in their 27-7 road win over the Hilltoppers.

FOOTBALL

Studer has a chance to set even more records in 2024, but his focus is elsewhere at the start of the season.

Caitlin Clark entered the WNBA with questions about how tough the transition to pro basketball would be for the established college star, and is now crafting a new image.

Breaking down the Badgers' surprisingly deep defensive line and a revamped group of linebackers.

The Green Bay Packers' franchise quarterback erased any doubts with a hot finish to the 2023 season. Now he's hungry to build on that success.

Tennis is having a moment as the U.S. Open arrives to wrap up the 2024 Grand Slam season as attention is being paid to the sport and across pop culture.

Fans were upset by various parts of a new game-day experience at Camp Randall after the 2023 Badgers football opener. Wisconsin is trying to find what works.

FrontPageBets takes a look at the drivers to watch in Saturday night’s NASCAR Cup Series Coke Zero Sugar 400 under the lights at Daytona International Speedway.

FOOTBALL

Southern California’s Miller Moss and LSU’s Garrett Nussmeier are showing how patience can still pay off even at a time when switching schools is easier than ever.

The numbers back up Wisconsin volleyball's dominance over the past five seasons. But disappointing finishes have left a bad taste in Kelly Sheffield's mouth.

The smaller ice sheet for the men's hockey team is in place as are many of the premium seats for hockey and men's basketball games.

AJ Dillon, who came back to Green Bay on a one-year contract, is temporarily sidelined by an injury he's dealt with in the past.

A breakdown of the strengths and weaknesses of the Badgers' top two quarterbacks entering the football season.

The UW-L offensive line was the backbone of the Eagles run game last season, coming to life in the NCAA Division III playoffs to the tune of 241.4 rushing yards per game.

Taking over as head coach of the West Salem High School football team, a program with high expectations in the Coulee and an eye on a return to state, is daunting.

A player coming off his best season and expected to be a linchpin on the defensive line will miss time.