As the front office works on a trade that would send Aaron Rodgers to the New York Jets, the Packers coaching staff must focus on life after number 12.
Packers general manager Brian Gutekunst telling reporters at the NFL Annual Meetings there is no timeline for a deal to send Aaron Rodgers to the Jets, and a first round pick isn’t necessarily required.
Chippewa Falls native Thomas Longbella wraps up his first career PGA Tour start at the Corales Puntacana Championship. Also, Chippewa Valley track and field athletes competed in Day 1 of the Northern Badger Classic. In the NAHL, the Chippewa Steel took down the Wisconsin Windigo 5-2.
UW-Eau Claire football announces the hiring of Bob Dunn as the team’s new offensive coordinator. Eau Claire Memorial and Eau Claire North baseball prepare for the new season hoping the work they put in over the winter pays off. UW-Eau Claire softball splits a double-header with Hope College. Also, Chippewa Falls native Thomas Longbella makes his PGA Tour debut. The Chippewa Steel take on the Wisconsin Windigo in the midst of their playoff hunt.
UW-Eau Claire junior Matt Moore no-hit Bard College on Tuesday evening in Davenport, Florida and earning the 7-0 victory. It is the first no-hitter in program history.
Championship Saturday for WIAA Boys Basketball as the McDonell Macks battle Newman for the Division 5 title. Plus, Onalaska Lutheran and West Salem look to bring some championship hardware back to the Coulee region.
It was a hard fought WIAA Division 5 Boys Basketball championship, but in the end Chippewa Falls McDonell didn’t have enough to overcome Wausau Newman, as they finish the season state runner-up with a 66-54 loss.
McDonell Central Catholic rallied from down double digits to defeat Fall River 66-62 in the WIAA D5 Boys Basketball Semifinal. They will take on Newman Catholic in the D5 Championship. Meanwhile, La Crosse Central drops a close matchup against Whitnall 53-52 on a foul at the buzzer.
West Salem boys basketball books it second straight trip to the state title game. Also, UW-Whitewater falls in the Division 3 Final Four and UW-Stout baseball drops its first game of the season.
Making their first WIAA State Boys Basketball Tournament since 1986, Whitehall didn’t have enough to get past a talented Onalaska Luther team as they fall in the semifinals 79-51.
A trio of Altoona student athletes are headed to UW-Eau Claire. Ben Kuenkel and Colin Boyarski will play football for the Blugolds, while Lydia Jensen will tee it up for the women’s golf team.
We hear from the McDonell Macks boys basktball team as they head to state for the 6th time since 2016. Plus, a trio of Blugolds basketball players earn regional honors.
Coaches and players from McDonell and Whitehall speak ahead of their trips to the WIAA Boys Basketball State Tournament. Also, UW-Eau Claire’s Sophie Rausch is a finalist for the Division III Women’s Hockey’s player of the year award.
The McDonell Central Catholic Macks are Division 5 Girls Basketball State Champions for the first time. After a blowout win over Albany in the semifinals, McDonell weathered a tough early test from Blair-Taylor to win 61-46.
We catch-up with the McDonell Macks girls basketball team as they prepare for their third straight trip to the state tournament. Plus, McDonell alum Thomas Longbella qualifies for his first PGA Tour event and the WIAC announces their conference awards.
We hear from the Blair-Taylor and Colfax girls basketball team as they prepare to head to Green Bay for the WIAA State Girls Basketball tournament later this month. Plus, Wisconsin dismisses Tony Granato as their men’s hockey head coach. We hear from Granato and Athletic Director Chris McIntosh.
The WIAA Boys Basketball Tournament enters the Regional Final stage. Matchups include Gale-Ettrick-Trempealeau taking on Elk Mound, Spring Valley making the trek east to Fall Creek, Whitehall taking on Durand-Arkansaw, Unity taking on Cumberland, and Owen-Withee squaring off with McDonell.
Prep basketball playoffs roll on, and as boys teams square off in regional finals, girls squads look to punch their tickets to state in sectional finals.
The Blugolds overcame a late deficit to force an additional period three times, but Whitman emerged in the third overtime to advance to the second round.
Both college and prep hoops in action on Friday night. UW-Eau Claire traveled to Chicago for the first round of the Division III NCAA Women’s Basketball Tournament.In prep basketball action, Eau Claire Memorial hosted Oshkosh West, Chippewa Falls made the trek north to Superior, Elk Mound faced off with Mauston, Colfax took on Fall Creek, Neillsville squared off with Durand-Arkansaw, Regis battled Whitehall, and McDonell played host to Rib Lake. Also, scores from may more games from across Western Wisconsin.
New Richmond showed why they are the number one seed in the WIAA Division Two Boys Hockey bracket, as they defeated Big Rivers Conference rival Menomonie 10-0 to advance to the state title game.
As Menomonie boys hockey prepares for their first state tournament appearance since 1991, players and coaches look back fondly on the ‘91 team, and the connections they share with the 2022-23 squad.
In 1991, the Menomonie Mustangs defeated Superior to win the WIAA State Boys Hockey Championship. 32-years later, the Mustangs are headed back to state.
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