La Crosse Tribune Sports News

The reigning NL Cy Young Award winner struck out a season-high 11 while allowing just one run over seven innings as Milwaukee's offense struggled to get anything going.

The release ends a seven-year run with the Packers in which Alexander earned two Pro Bowl selections, though injuries limited his playing time in recent seasons.

The Badgers will take on an in-state rival for the first time since 2017 as part of its nonconference schedule.

The 2025 College World Series bracket is set. Here are the teams headed to Omaha.

After Sunday's French Open final, anyone worried about how men's tennis would survive in the post-Big Three era can rest easy.

Donovan Davis earned an offer from the Badgers at their Advanced Camp last summer. Now, he's rapidly rising up recruiting rankings.

A stalwart in the local high school basketball scene, the longtime coach died at 84 according to his son.

Injuries forcing Madison native to take more time away from the PGA Tour Champions circuit.

Thomas Bjørn and Darren Clarke held off hard charges from Steve Stricker's team and others to claim a historic AmFam Championship.

Spain's Carlos Alcaraz defends French Open title, rallying from two sets down to beat Italy's Jannik Sinner in second-longest Slam final ever.

Milwaukee rebounded after squandering a late lead to beat the San Diego as Durbin secured the win on the first pitch in the bottom of the ninth.

Locals Steve Stricker and Mario Tiziani posted the best round Saturday, but that team will have work to do Sunday to win the AmFam Championship.

Soccer legend Mia Hamm talked about her long connection with Wisconsin that she continues to cherish at the American Family Insurance Championship.

Verona senior Nicole Repka defended her state title in the Division 1 400 meters.

The Mount Horeb boys track and field team broke a Division 2 meet record and captured a gold medal in the event at the WIAA state championship in La Crosse.

From bounce backs to great leaps, there was plenty to celebrate on Day 2. Vote for your favorite performance.

The Hilltoppers senior capped his "amazing journey" in style, settling for silver as one of two runners to break the state record for a second straight day.

Personal bests and podium finishes highlighted the WIAA state track and field meet. Vote for your favorite performance.

The Blugolds senior used some late words of encouragement to run down a fellow UW-La Crosse commit and win his first state championship.

Sovereignty has crossed the finish line first at the Belmont Stakes.