La Crosse Tribune Sports News

A career performance and players peaking before the playoffs begin highlight the regular season's final week. Vote for your favorite.

The Drews/Neubauer Invitational is more than the program's only home meet each season, it's a multifaceted event that offers a chance to reflect on those who helped pave the way.

Jonquel Jones scored 17 points to lead New York, which was one of the original franchises in the league. The Liberty had made the WNBA Finals five previous times.

As the Spurs star gets set to enter Year 2 of his NBA career after living up to every lofty expectation, he’s not shy about saying that he’s thinking bigger.

Take a look at our favorite Week 7 NFL anytime TD picks to consider.

The Eagles got back in the win column after two weeks of heartbreak. Here's what we learned.

Finishing better than her pre-tournament seed made for a fun trip to Madison, but that wasn't Kate Fortney's focus.

Multiple teams from the La Crosse area earned No. 1 seeds in the high school playoffs. A look at first-round games.

A senior receiver had a 70-yard touchdown catch as the Rangers secured the Ark of Victory and a share of the MVC title with a 27-19 win over Central at Swanson Field.

With wins by Logan, Reedsburg and Onalaska, the Mississippi Valley Conference saw more than half of their teams stake a claim as conference champion on Friday night.

The Oregon football team's decision to exploit a loophole in the rules late in a win over Ohio State is hardly new.

He may be the president of a small, landlocked state in central Africa, but Paul Kagame has always had outsize dreams.

Badgers football players shared their experiences with social media abuse after the NCAA released a study regarding the scope and nature of harmful messages online.

Welcoming family from home is a bright spot for most college students, but for this Badgers athlete, the visit is even more uplifting than usual.

As coach Matt LaFleur likes to say about winning in the NFL, “It’s all about the ball.” Here's how Green Bay is proving that motto this season.

Green Bay signed the 33-year-old just over two weeks after the NFL allowed him to sign with any team, announcing it “found insufficient evidence” he violated the league's personal-conduct policy.

A film analysis showing three reasons behind Badgers WR Vinny Anthony II becoming the FBS leader in yards per catch midway through the season.

Badgers coach Greg Gard provided some clarity on his team's point guard situation, though he acknowledged the season has remained far away.

Frank Kaminsky left the NBA with questions if his career was over. Here's how he proved to himself he can still contribute.

The La Crosse Tribune will recognize the accomplishments of five high school football athletes from our coverage area each week. Vote for your favorite performance.