La Crosse Tribune Sports News

The Badgers aren't fretting despite falling out of the Associated Press Top 25 while dropping five games this month.

The Badgers and Buckeyes both take 15-game winning streaks into their series on the final WCHA regular-season weekend. Here's how to watch and what to watch.

The Bucks started 3-7 under Doc Rivers, but the defense has improved and their preferred starting five has been available for only one of their last eight games.

The No. 6 overall pick in the 2008 draft has played 760 career regular-season games.

The Badgers play their final road games of the regular season at Penn State. Here's what to watch and how to watch.

The Packers' new defensive coordinator will be introduced Thursday — the latest in a long line to hold the job.

The guard was featured for the second time this season, with both dunks among the best plays all year for the Badgers.

Check out our picks and best bets for the next NCAA college basketball champions.

The arrival of a new setter allowed coach Kelly Sheffield to schedule three matches. Here's how to catch the Badgers.

The Badgers women's hockey team took a step toward securing a top tournament spot, while stumbles cost the men's team.

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.

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.

THURSDAY

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.

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 TOURNAMENT

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.

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.

New York Mets right-hander Kodai Senga experienced some arm fatigue after throwing a side session during spring training.

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…