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Wisconsin Boys Soccer State Tournament: Division 2 Semifinal Updates

Wauwatosa East opened Wisconsin’s boys soccer state tournament with a 2-0 win over Pulaski, advancing to Saturday’s Division 2 championship. Luke Gendrich scored both goals. In the other Division 2 semifinal, defending champion Whitefish Bay took a 1-0 lead over Monona Grove before the teams went into halftime tied 1-1.

Wauwatosa, WI · 5d

WFRV Local 5

Brewers World Championship gear now available at the Timber Rattlers

GRAND CHUTE, Wis. (WFRV) – After winning the World Series for the first time, Brewers World Championship gear is now available at the Timber Rattlers Snake Pit Team Store. As a Brewers affiliate, team officials are inviting fans to celebrate and support to several former Timber Rattlers who played a role in the Brewers’ World […]

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Football Sectional Final Preview: Division 1

Muskego certainly had no troubles with Milwaukee Hamilton in Level 1, as the Warriors posted an easy 63-0 win. That setup a highly-anticipated showdown with old playoff rival Franklin, who moved into the Classic Eight with the Warriors this year. After beating the Sabers 31-6 during the regular season, Muskego won 43-21 last week behind a 325 rushing performance.

Muskego, WI · 6d

Sports Business Journal

Molson Coors ramps up marketing efforts around Brewers’ World Series run

Molson Coors “upped its game as a long-term Brewers sponsor with a series of quick-strike marketing during the playoffs and World Series,” according to Rich Kirchen of the MILWAUKEE BUSINESS JORUNAL. Three Molson Coors brands -- Miller Lite, Miller High Life and Leinenkugel’s -- remain beer sponsors inside the stadium with “products on tap and prominent signage.” For World Series Game 1 on Oct. 23, Molson Coors “offered to buy a beer for everyone in the state of Wisconsin.” The promotion “took the form of a rebate to Wisconsinites age 21 and older who purchased a 16-ounce Miller Lite.” The company also offered “free game-day tours of Miller’s west side Milwaukee brewery.” The first 120 fans in line at the Miller Brewery Visitors Center “received a commemorative Miller Lite Brewers hat.” When the World Series ended, Molson Coors announced it would produce “blue Miller Lite ‘clinch cans’ commemorating the Brewers championship.” The company said that demand “was strong, and the cans sold out within 30 minutes of their introduction.” The brewery “conjured 4,400 commemorative cans,” which marked the 44 years since the Brewers last played in the World Series. Molson Coors CMO Sofia Colucci said that the commemorative-cans project “was ‘a late-night idea’ that the company turned around in 12 days.” Following the Brewers’ parade, Miller High Life “launched a ‘mobile dive bar’ that rolled through Milwaukee and picked up a $414 bar tab at every stop” (MILWAUKEE BUSINESS JORUNAL, 11/4).

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Football Sectional Final Preview: Division 3

Whitefish Bay didn’t have too many problems with seventh-seeded Wilmot in Level 1, but the Blue Dukes got all they could handle from a very strong Wisconsin Lutheran team last week. All the scoring came in the second quarter, but Whitefish Bay held on for a 14-7 win, as the Blue Dukes advance in the playoffs after a state semifinal trip last season.

Whitefish Bay, WI · 7d

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It’s Just One Game, BUT……

And now, with the first Marquette men’s basketball game of the season in the books, let’s overreact to what we saw in the 40 minutes of action at Fiserv Forum against Mercyhurst. I don’t have the patience to go back through and chart every single long range attempt...

Milwaukee, WI · 7d

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Leinie’s Lodge Plans Brewers Party

The Brew Crew celebration is coming to Chippewa Falls!. With excitement surrounding the Milwaukee Brewers’ memorable season, the Leinie Lodge is inviting fans to a special celebration this Friday, November 6. The all-day event will feature Brewers-themed merchandise, commemorative keepsakes, food and special offers on Leinenkugel’s beverages. Fans...

Chippewa Falls, WI · 8d

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Men's Basketball Drops Season Opener at Marquette

MILWAUKEE, WI. - Mercyhurst (0-1) battled Marquette (1-0) on Monday night at Fiserv Forum, falling 78-43 in the season opener against a Big East opponent. Marquette built a 36-14 halftime lead, but the Lakers answered with a much stronger second half, scoring 29 points, more than double their first-half total. Jake Lemelman closed the first half with the Lakers' final two baskets, and opened the second with eight straight points. Markus Maxwell-Grimes got the Lakers going in transition with a fast-break layup at 4:23.

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Brewers fans push Florida bar to record $1.2M in sales during World Series takeover

ST. PETERSBURG, Wis. (WFRV) – It is no secret that Brewers fans took over Florida during the World Series, with one bar reaching over $1.2 million in sales across a three-day stretch. Brewers fans who made the trip to Florida for the World Series likely stopped by the popular Ferg’s Sports Bar and Grill near […]

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Ball Exclusives

Marquette Golden Eagles Host Detroit Mercy Titans Friday

Marquette hosts Detroit Mercy in a non-conference men's college basketball game Friday at 8 p.m. EST in Milwaukee. The post Marquette Golden Eagles Host Detroit Mercy Titans Friday appeared first on Ball Exclusives .

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‘You’ll never reproduce that’: Brewers’ historic World Series run brings big business to local bars

MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) — The Milwaukee Brewers’ first-ever World Series title gave fans a reason to celebrate and local bars and restaurants a major boost in business. From packed watch parties to crowds gathering before and after the championship parade, businesses across the Milwaukee area saw an influx of customers during the historic run.

Milwaukee, WI · 10d

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

A $100m Brown Deer sports complex has a name as developer refines plan

A youth sports facility planned for Brown Deer has a refined conceptual plan – and a name. The North Shore Sports Village is proposed for around 16 acres along North Arbon Drive, just south of West Brown Deer Road. Developer Cobalt Partners LLC announced the name on Nov. 3 – one day after presenting conceptual plans to the Village Board. That presentation included a new video for the proposal, which combines an indoor sports and recreation complex with complementary dining, retail, and community-oriented amenities. "Our goal is to create something truly special for Brown Deer and the entire North Shore – a destination that brings people together, expands access to sports and recreation, and serves as a catalyst for continued economic development," said Scott Yauck, Cobalt founder and CEO, in a statement. “The North Shore Sports Village will fill an important gap not only in Brown Deer, but throughout the region," said village President Wanda Montgomery. "We are excited about the opportunity to help bring this transformative project to life." The project's name "reflects its broader vision of creating a regional destination where sports, recreation, wellness, and community come together," according to Cobalt. "Successful projects of this nature need to

Brown Deer, WI · 7d

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Minnesale’s Transfer Portal Homecoming

“Surreal” was the word that Marquette men’s basketball player Nolan Minessale used to describe how he felt putting on the Marquette University jersey for the first time. This past offseason, he transferred from the University of St. Thomas back home to Milwaukee. Minessale is Marquette through and through....

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Marquette’s aggressive edge could fuel a return to winning ways

Shaka Smart’s squad put the pedal to the metal for all 40 minutes in Marquette’s season-opening win against Mercyhurst. After a disappointing 2025-26 campaign, the Golden Eagle’s relentless defensive mindset could be what separates them from last year’s group. From the opening tip, Marquette never looked...

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Parker graduate a Brewers mascot during World Series season, creates baseball-inspired art

MILWAUKEE — Addison Butts was in search of a summer job late last year, and applied for a gig with the Milwaukee Brewers. The 2025 Parker High was worried she didn’t have enough knowledge about baseball. This summer, she was a sausage. Butts got a front-row seat to watch the Brew Crew win the World Series for the first time. And she got to do much of it dressed as a bratwurst. “I told them about how my grandma loved the Brewers and I grew up with the Brewers around,” Butts said. Butts’ grandmother loved the Brewers and listened to game broadcasts on the radio up until her death in 2017. Butts went to her first Brewers game with her grandmother and father. “It helps me feel a lot more connected to her now and I know she’d be super proud of me,” Butts said. Butts would migrate through the stadium and interact with fans — though she didn’t participate in the on-field races for which the mascots are known. Butts worked at every home playoff game. “It was just crazy toward the end of the game. When it got really really intense, there was nobody walking around the stadium.

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Clinton accordion player reflects on performing at World Series

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The Astonishing Amount Of Beers Brewers Fans Actually Drank, and The Other Ways They Celebrated

Wisconsin waited 44 years for this, and it showed. Here’s how many beers the record crowd put away at the Brewers championship rally, plus the tattoos, tiny sausage costumes, and other ways Brewers fans celebrated their championship.

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A long road to World Series glory for the Milwaukee Brewers

“Together, we will cut taxes. We will lower health care costs,” said Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley, the Democratic candidate for governor, on the campaign trail in La Crosse. “We’re going to end the 400-year property tax increase — day one, we’re going to end it,” said U.S. Rep....