La Crosse Tribune Sports News

The star of this meet is certainly Hortonville High School senior Ben Smith, who has turned himself into one of the nation’s best throwers.

ARCADIA -- Arcadia High School senior Casidi Pehler takes pride in her versatility as an athlete.

BANGOR – Sam Crenshaw only had a couple of days to celebrate a career-best 16-foot pole vault at the Bangor Open on April 9.

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WIAA STATE TRACK AND FIELD

The La Crosse Loggers had their home opener spoiled by Thunder Bay on Wednesday.

TOMAH — The second-seeded Tomah High School softball team gave up one run in the fifth inning and three more in the sixth on the way to a 4-1 loss to visiting Middleton in a WIAA Division 1 sectional semifinal…

HOLMEN — The Central High School baseball team split its regular-season series with Holmen, giving it some confidence heading into their WIAA Division 1 regional semifinal matchup on Wednesday.

Iowa State has already scrapped plans for a new wrestling facility. Texas A&M laid off a dozen or so athletic staffers. It's the tip of the iceberg as millions in college revenue starts going directly to the athletes.

A dozen people connected to Badgers athletics will be inducted into the hall of fame in September.

Forget about the 300-win pitcher that was the gold standard for Hall of Fame career excellence over the past century — even 200 career wins might be out of the question soon.

THURSDAY

Scottie Scheffler had been charged with a felony for assaulting a police officer with his vehicle, along with three misdemeanors.

The Badgers missed out on a forward target last week. From top targets to late-bloomers, here is where things stand.

There is one less thing to complain about in Major League Baseball. Angel Hernandez is no longer an umpire.

There is competition for second-year kicker Anders Carlson, who believes he has found the issue of his missed field goals.

Take a look at our preview and picks for the 2024 Men's College World Series as the regionals get set to begin this week.

Aquinas High School junior Anderson Fortney has secured the No. 3 seed in the Division 2 singles bracket of the WIAA individual boys tennis state tournament this weekend at the Nielsen Tennis Stadium in Madison.

The Central High School girls soccer team started its postseason on the right foot by handing the Logan/Luther co-op an 8-0 defeat in a WIAA Division 2 regional semifinal at Swanson Field on Tuesday.

The La Crosse Loggers picked up their first win of the season on Tuesday night, defeating the Mankato MoonDogs by a 3-1 final.