Green Bay Press Gazette Sports Headlines

The area's top bowling scores.

Rita Bostedt topped Teri Lewins 222-198 in the championship match of the first Green Bay Women's Masters tournament.

Men will host Elmhurst on Friday; women take on Luther College.

Boys basketball playoffs start Tuesday.

He and Tony Bennett are the only UWGB players to twice be named conference player of the year.

The quarterback for the UW-Oshkosh Titan football team donated bone marrow during a procedure at University Hospital in Madison last week.

John Nygren said Monday that he wants the Bucks to tell legislators exactly how much the project will cost.

China Palace Dragons from Riviera Lanes posted best qualifying score to snare the No. 1 seed in the North Division.

The area's top bowling scores.

One of the winningest coaches in college baseball history also had success coaching football and basketball.

He's likely locking up a run at his record-tying seventh championship before it even turns to spring.

No. 5 Wisconsin clinched at least a share of the Big Ten regular-season title in win over Michigan State.

Weston Hodkiewicz and Andrew Pekarek discuss area wrestlers that competed in WIAA state championships matches. (March 1, 2015)

Jason Pawloski made 32 saves as Green Bay topped Team USA 3-1.

Bay Port senior Alec Ingold discusses winning the 220-pound Division 1 state title at the WIAA individual wrestling tournament at the Kohl Center. (Feb. 28, 2015)

Green Knights men (20-5-2) will play at Adrian at 6 p.m. Saturday for the NCHA Harris Cup championship.

Bay Port senior wins 9-2 decision over Oconomowoc's Brett Samson in the 220-pound Division 1 state championship match.

Hunter Micolichek fell short but was happy with the match he wrestled

Luxemburg-Casco senior fell to Two Rivers' Chris Yauch 3-1 in overtime.

Oconto Falls senior Dewey Krueger wins 2nd career state title to complete perfect season