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2 days ago | 
madison.com | Sean Davis
The Madison area was loaded with high school boys lacrosse skilled players once again this spring. Prolific offensive talents, multiple Division I commits and more showed just how deep the talent pool is in Dane County. Meet the 2025 State Journal/WiscNews All-Supernova team.
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6 days ago | 
madison.com | Sean Davis
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1 week ago | 
madison.com | Sean Davis
SUN PRAIRIE — Isaac Schultz often watches film to study the tendencies of opposing attackers to get a sense of what shots he may see in goal. That preparation paid off when the Waunakee goalie needed it most Saturday. Nursing a one-goal lead in the final minute, the Warriors junior stopped a bounce shot from Wales Kettle Moraine/St. John’s Northwestern’s Mason Huebner before his defense ran out the clock on a 9-8 win in the WIAA state boys lacrosse championship game at Bank of Sun Prairie Stadium.
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2 weeks ago | 
badgerextra.com | Sean Davis
The University of Wisconsin women's basketball program will renew its I-94 rivalry with Marquette beginning in the 2025-26 season. The Badgers announced the home-and-home series with the in-state Golden Eagles in a press release Monday. The pair last met in 2017. Wisconsin will travel to Milwaukee on Nov. 8 as the first announced game under new coach Robin Pingeton. Marquette will make a return trip to Madison in the 2026-27 season.
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2 weeks ago | 
madison.com | Sean Davis
Money is secondary for Matthew Bock when it comes to officiating high school boys lacrosse. The Middleton native, now in his 14th year as a referee, picked up officiating because of the genuine love he developed for the sport while playing club lacrosse at UW-Whitewater. “I want to see kids enjoy the game as much as I did, even for the short amount of time that I played,” Bock said.
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2 weeks ago | 
lacrossetribune.com | Sean Davis
Manny Putz was in an unfamiliar place leading during Saturday’s Division 1 boys 3,200 meters. The Onalaska senior typically likes to bide his time from the No. 2 spot before making a move in the final laps. Putz got a dose of his own medicine as De Pere’s Grady Lenn tracked down the Hilltoppers standout to win the two-mile during the final day of the WIAA state track and field championships at Veterans Memorial Field Sports Complex.
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2 weeks ago | 
madison.com | Sean Davis
LA CROSSE — Spencer Alf admitted falling asleep Friday night wasn’t easy after an underwhelming opening day of the WIAA state track and field championships. The McFarland senior should sleep like a baby Saturday after anchoring the Spartans' winning Division 2 boys 3,200-meter relay at Veterans Memorial Field Sports Complex. Alf, alongside Henry Piec, Blake Doolan and Isaac Ewing finished in a time of 7 minutes, 51.07 seconds to win the event for a second straight year.
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2 weeks ago | 
madison.com | Sean Davis
LA CROSSE — Mason Brosious looked inward heading into his final high school track and field season. The Madison West senior truly wanted to improve his training as he looked to build off a sixth-place finish in last year’s Division 1 boys 800 meters. Brosious’ efforts off the track paid off Friday as the Regents' middle distance standout finished third in the 800 on the opening day of the WIAA state track and field championships at Veterans Memorial Field Sports Complex.
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3 weeks ago | 
madison.com | Sean Davis
Patrick Passini got thrown into lacrosse, like most kids, because his older brothers — Avery and Gabe — were already playing it. The siblings kept the youngest of the three motivated to improve, and that strive for growth has helped Passini lead Middleton to another successful season this spring.
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4 weeks 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.
