Sean Davis

1 week ago | madison.com | Sean Davis

It didn't take long for Easton Gross to pick up a baseball and glove. The Sun Prairie East junior started playing the sport at 6 years old and hasn't looked back since. It's the simple things that have kept Gross, who plays first base and pitcher for the Cardinals, coming back for more. "It's the guys and it's the fundamentals," he said. Gross, who also plays hockey, has helped Sun Prairie East to another dominant season this spring.

2 weeks ago | badgerextra.com | Sean Davis

The University of Wisconsin women’s basketball team rounded out its roster for the 2025-26 season with an experienced international player. The Badgers signed Croatian national Dorja Iva Zaja Friday, the program announced on social media. The 6-foot-3 center is the second player for the class of 2025 but will only have three years of eligibility, having played professionally for Tresnjevka 2009 Zagreb in the Croatian First Women's Basketball League while retaining her amateur status.

2 weeks ago | madison.com | Sean Davis |Sean Davis

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2 weeks ago | madison.com | Sean Davis

The State Journal will recognize the accomplishments of five high school lacrosse players from our coverage area each week. The efforts may not be the greatest statistically but are notable. We then invite readers to vote for the Supernova, the performance that most stood out to you. Here are this week’s honorees. Sam Genin hits career milestoneSam Genin has been a beacon of consistency and tenacity for the Verona girls lacrosse team her entire career.

2 weeks ago | madison.com | Sean Davis

The State Journal will recognize the accomplishments of five high school baseball players from our coverage area each week. The efforts may not be the greatest statistically but are notable. We then invite readers to vote for the Supernova, the performance that most stood out to you. Here are this week’s honorees. Carson Jesberger exudes composure in no-hitterMadison Edgewood kept its Badger Small Conference title hopes alive, rolling to a 10-0 mercy rule win over Baraboo.