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Winona State responds after five students resign from volleyball team
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High School Football: Ithaca/Weston vs. Cashton
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Emails reveal WSU maneuvers on volleyball scandal
WINONA, Minn. — Administrators at Winona State University, who have a record of covering up unfavorable news, have chosen predictably to deal internally with a scandal in the Athletic Department. In-house attorney Lori Mikl told the university’s marketing director, who handles news media relations, not to release information about five varsity volleyball who quit the team, alleging abuses to their “physical and mental health and emotional well-being.” If reporters inquire about the departures, Mikl instructed, refer them to Minnesota privacy laws preclude any public response: Tell them to read Minn. Stat. 13, 43, subd. 2. If reporters persist, give them this message but mo more:
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Rawlings Hitting Award Winners Announced
Savion Flowers from La Crosse tops the baseball list with .373 average, while Hilary Blomberg from Madison leads all of softball at .471. Rochester, Minn. – The Northwoods League is pleased to announce the recipients of the 2026 Rawlings Hitting Awards for both baseball and softball. This award is given to the player at each position who had the best batting average during the 2026 regular season.
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West Salem business creates custom baseball bats for players nationwide
WEST SALEM, Wis. (WKBT) — What started as a college hobby has grown into a family-run business in downtown West Salem, where handcrafted baseball bats are made for players across the country. Three Brothers Bats creates custom wood bats for ballplayers at every level, combining modern machinery with hands-on craftsmanship. Owner and founder Tim Schneider says he first began experimenting with wood bats while he was in college. “Back when I was in college, I was just kind of messing around making wood bats, and I made about a dozen in college,” Schneider says. When he moved back to the area and began playing amateur baseball again, Schneider says the idea resurfaced. At first, he made bats for himself and his brother before word spread to teammates and opponents. “It really just started as making bats for me and my brother, and then it slowly expanded to teammates and people we were playing against,” Schneider says. Today, Three Brothers Bats is a full family operation. “We all get along well, and the amount of support I’ve gotten from family, it’s pretty unbelievable,” Schneider says. Each bat begins as a single piece of maple or birch. The wood is placed on
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Literacy under the lights: La Crosse football players trade playbooks for storybooks
The book was titled “I Will Take a Nap!” and that’s just what Wyatt Lemke was going to do — right there on the Logan High School football field. Wrapped up in a blanket, she was all done. Not really. The kindergartener was just being a...
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La Crescent native in medically induced coma after severe football injury
LA CRESCENT, Minn. (WKBT) — A La Crescent native and Mayville State University starting quarterback remains in critical condition after suffering a severe head injury during a college football game Saturday.
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Beloit College football team falls to Luther College
BELOIT — After winning their opener and dropping their first road game despite a terrific defensive effort, Beloit College’s Buccaneers took a step backwards on Saturday afternoon. The Midwest Conference’s newest entry, Luther College, dealt Beloit a 28-0 loss on homecoming at a rainy Strong Stadium. The Norse (2-0, 1-0 MWC) built up a 21-0 lead by halftime. While the Bucs held them to just one second-half score, they allowed 352 total yards and were shut out on offense for the second straight week. Luther set the tone early with Trent White crashing through the Beloit defense as he was the catalyst for a 12-play, 55-yard opening drive. He capped it with a 2-yard dive for a touchdown. Bryce Buckley caught a 13-yard touchdown pass from CJ Walker in the second quarter. Beloit’s special teams also faltered in the second quarter as Anthony Thornton returned a Beloit punt 66 yards for a touchdown. Buckley added a 54-yard TD catch late in the third quarter and Sean Medcalfe added his fourth extra point for the 28-0 final margin. Trailing 21-0, the Bucs had a 14-play, 72-yard drive with Noah Carrasco hitting Carson Corby for 13 and 10 yards. Elijah Grimsley also
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Luther Shuts Out Beloit 28-0
BELOIT, Wis. – The Luther football team shutout Beloit 28-0 to improve their record to 2-1 overall and 1-0 in the Midwest Conference. The Norse defense held the Buccaneers to eight rushing yards and 1-for-12 on third down while forcing three turnovers. While the offense scored in every quarter but the fourth with 352 yards of total offense.
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Zweifel gets first win as head coach, as UW-L dominates DII Wayne State
DETROIT — UW-La Crosse’s Michael Zweifel picked up the first win of his head football coaching career — and against a Division II opponent at that. The 21st-ranked Eagles dominated Wayne State 47-13 on Saturday, racking up 442 yards of offense. UW-L quarterback Kyle Haas threw for...