La Crosse Tribune Sports News

The Badgers won two games against Minnesota to gain attention two years ago. They're doing it again after another sweep in the Border Battle, this one at home.

The duo closed out their final WIAA Division 3 state meet together on the podium, notching top-nine finishes and putting a memorable end to a two-year run alongside each other.

Will Smith homered in the 11th, and the Dodgers beat the Blue Jays in Game 7 to become the first team in a quarter century to win consecutive World Series.

DEL MAR, Calif. — Japanese horse racing has been on the precipice of breaking through on the U.S. scene. It seemed like it was almost there in 2021 when it won three Breeders' Cup races. But after that it leveled…

Winona cross country capped a historic season with top-seven finishes from its boys and girls teams at the MSHSL Class AA cross country championships on Saturday.

The Blackhawks ran to a third-place finish in their first state competition since moving up to Division 1 this season.

A pair of La Crescent-Hokah runners remained positive despite not seeing the results they wanted at the MSHSL cross country championships on Saturday.

No. 10 University of Wisconsin-La Crosse overcame a pair of injuries at quarterback to take down UW-Stout on Saturday.

The Lewiston-Altura/Rushford-Peterson/Houston boys cross country team was crowned the MSHSL Class A champions behind a balanced team performance Saturday.

Running with its full lineup for the first time this season, Aquinas girls cross country finished near the front at Saturday's WIAA Division 3 State Cross Country Championships.

The Eagles picked up a quality win over an in-state foe with an efficient all-around performance. Here's your chance to grade how they performed against the Blue Devils.

The star runner placed first with a time of 15 minutes, 19.7 seconds, and he wasn't the only Ramblers runner to finish among the top three.

The team's top runner placing near the state's elite and some other individual finishes led the way for local teams to end the season.

All across college basketball, coaches have their sons on their staff, grooming them for the future.

Virginia Tech has spent a quarter-century taking the field at Lane Stadium to Metallica song "Enter Sandman."

The pair calls itself an 'iconic duo,' and is one of few bright spots for a Badgers team that's reeling in the midst of a string of consecutive losses.

While Josh Jacobs will be the featured running back this season for Green Bay, the team's third-year backup has shown flashes of what he can bring to the offense.

The defensive tackle progressively continues to improve as he proves his worth for Green Bay.

The Badgers' breakout serving specialist recorded a career-high four kills against her hometown team Nebraska, but it wasn't enough to avoid a sweep by the top-ranked Huskers.

The Badgers have dropped four consecutive matches against Nebraska, all in three sets.