Wausau Sports Headlines

The Pointers improve to 11-18 on the season.

John Lackey threw seven scoreless innings and Matt Carpenter doubled twice.

Co-owner Jamie Dinan says the initial goal of the bosses was to exceed 30 victories.

The NFL has reinstated Minnesota Vikings running back Adrian Peterson, clearing the way for him to return after missing most of last season while facing child abuse charges in Texas.

UWSP baseball drops three-one run games at UW-La Crosse;

Lance Lynn is now 13-2 in April since 2012.

With their postseason futures set, the teams turned to reserves mainly in the fourth quarter.

4 local athletes put pen to paper on Wednesday.

Adam Jacobson of Marathon was voted the Coach of the Year by the coaches of central and northcentral Wisconsin.

Former New England Patriots player Aaron Hernandez has been found guilty of first-degree murder.

NASCAR driver Jeff Gordon will drive a blue and white Penn State car for a June race at Pennsylvania's Pocono Raceway.

A recap of all the local high school spring sports scores on Tuesday.

The Packers began their journey to 5 destinations around the state as part of the Tailgate tour.

The 51st women's Pinbuster will feature just one division of play.

Bud Selig is being recognized for his support of troops.

A recap of all the high school sports scores on Monday in the Central Wisconsin area.

FB John Kuhn and S Sean Richardson will return to Titletown next season.

The Brewers (2-5) win for the 2nd time this season.

Michael Carter-Williams matched his season-high with 30 points in his first game back in Philadelphia.

Meet the Wausau East 3-sport standout.