La Crosse Tribune Sports News

From state title throws to improved times on the track, there were plenty of notable performances on Day 1. Vote for your favorite.

The Wisconsin Badgers commit settled for silver but relished the opportunity to grow against one of the state's best-ever competition fields.

A federal judge has signed off on arguably the biggest change in the history of college sports, clearing the way for schools to begin paying their athletes millions of dollars.

A personal record landed the Onalaska Luther senior on the Division 3 medal stand at the state meet.

In the ultimate moments of these playoffs, most recently Game 1 of the NBA Finals, Tyrese Haliburton keeps delivering.

The chair of the Coordination Commission for LA28 anticipates the U.S. government will cooperate, as it did in hosting previous Olympics.

Madison native and two-time American Family Insurance Championship winner Jerry Kelly says adrenaline created by competing in front of Madison fans helps combat his physical ailments.

Injuries have hampered the Madison resident's ability on the course of late. But his motivation to play is clear as ever.

Rodgers joins a team that has been stuck in a transitional period at quarterback since Ben Roethlisberger retired after the 2021 season.

Milwaukee Brewers pitcher Brandon Woodruff has a bruised right elbow after getting struck by a line drive while on a rehabilitation assignment with Triple-A Nashville.

The sport is ultra-competitive, yet for decades, softball players have brought a light-hearted nature to dugouts and the vibe of the games, complete with cheers, chants, dances and props.

The three-time Pro Bowl defensive lineman realizes Green Bay's pass rush can't afford a repeat of its inconsistent 2024 performance.

A look at the changes to local tournament in Madison, which teams have the best odds, parking information and more.

Isaac Collins, Jackson Chourio and Daz Cameron each went long as Milwaukee improved to 42-16 against Cincinnati in the teams' last 58 meetings.

The Badgers secured a commitment from another three-star tight end, marking five official visitors to commit to the program this week.

The Athletic Board approved the recommendation of the athletic department to keep coaches' contracts at their original length.

The Boston Fleet captain and former Badgers star is heading to the PWHL’s expansion team in Seattle. Here's what you should know about the league's expansion period.

Charlie Woods won his first big golf tournament and the 16-year-old son of Tiger Woods got plenty of attention.

The Badgers wanted to remove a longstanding limit on the price of student season tickets. Here's where things stand.

Keisean Nixon remains open to the possibility of returning kickoffs and says he regrets comments he made immediately after the 2024 season indicating otherwise.