Golden Eagles Beat Lady Bears 70-58 as Givens Scores 23

The Marquette Golden Eagles beat the Missouri State Lady Bears 70-58 at Great Southern Bank Arena. The post Golden Eagles Beat Lady Bears 70-58 as Givens Scores 23 appeared first on Ball Exclusives .

Marquette Was 4-3 Up in PKs, and the Season Is STILL Over

Ncaab on gradient background - Created by the Sports On Tap desk | Source : Sports On Tap (team logos property of their respective owners) Marquette’s season ended in the most brutal way possible: a sudden death penalty kick shootout loss to Xavier in the Big East semifinal. After battling to a 4-4 tie in […]

CBS 58 Hometown Athlete: Appleton native Matt Erickson living home-state dream as Brewers' third base coach

MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) — For Milwaukee Brewers third base coach Matt Erickson, making the right call sometimes means living with the wrong result. "Not all sends that get thrown out at the plate are bad sends," Erickson said. "And not all sends that end up being safe are good sends."

Marquette Men’s Basketball Announces Three Class Of 2027 Signees

Marquette men’s basketball announced the official signing of all three of their Class of 2027 recruits on Wednesday. Marlon Martinez, Philipe Ndong, and Akol Nyok all turned in their paperwork on the first day of the fall signing period, and all three will arrive on campus in the summer of 2027 with five years of eligibliity.

Bay Port boys basketball to play in Deer District Prep Showcase

(DEER DISTRICT) – Wisconsin’s next generation of basketball stars will take center court at Fiserv Forum on Saturday, Jan. 2, as the third annual Deer District Prep Showcase returns for a full day of high school basketball action. Hosted by Fiserv Forum and Bound Wisconsin, the event will bring together 12 of the state’s top boys basketball teams for six exciting matchups, giving student-athletes the opportunity to compete at Milwaukee’s premier sports and entertainment venue. From thrilling finishes to standout individual performances, the showcase has quickly become an exciting annual event for players, coaches and basketball fans across the state.

Ex-ND coach accepts 3rd straight NL Manager of Year Award: ‘Grateful’

Former Notre Dame baseball coach and current Milwaukee Brewers manager Pat Murphy was in a peculiar spot on Tuesday. Murphy was in the hospital resting after he had hip replacement surgery. The World Series champion coach, however, still appeared on MLB Network and accepted his third consecutive National League Manager of the Year award despite being in an unusual place. “I’m very grateful,” Murphy said. Murphy is coming off the best season in Brewers history. Milwaukee went 103-59, captured its first NL pennant in 44 years and secured the franchise’s first-ever World Series title. The longtime coach was at the helm of Notre Dame’s program from 1988 to 1994. Murphy guided the Irish to a combined 318-116-1 record and NCAA regional final bids in 1992 through 1994. In the seven seasons he coached at Notre Dame, Murphy led the team to 20-plus wins in four of the campaigns while the program competed in the Midwestern Collegiate Conference (present-day Horizon League). ☘️☘️☘️ https://t.co/tkvLQSjpzL — Notre Dame Baseball (@NDBaseball) November 11, 2026 Contact/Follow us @IrishWireND on X (formerly Twitter) and like our page on Facebook to follow ongoing coverage of Notre Dame news, notes and opinions. Follow Kevin on X: @KevLSmittie This

Women’s Basketball Falls to Milwaukee

MILWAUKEE – North Dakota women's basketball dropped its game against Milwaukee, 77-49, Thursday evening at the Klotsche Center. A strong start from Milwaukee (1-3) was the deciding factor in the game. The Panthers shot 17-for-27 in the first half from the field, which included a 54.5 percent mark from long range. North Dakota (1-2) went 3-for-18 from 3-point range in the half, the only made triples for the Hawks in the evening, and scored only nine points in the second quarter. The Fighting Hawks also had foul trouble in the first half, with two starters holding multiple fouls through the first 30 minutes of play.

Marquette downed 84-70 by Michigan in offensive crisis at Crisler Center

The Crisler Center in Ann Arbor looked more like a crisis center for Marquette men’s basketball (2-1), who endured its first loss of the season in an arduous 84-70 defeat Wednesday night against the defending-champion Michigan Wolverines (2-1). Marquette’s nation-leading defense proved its worth early. After allowing just 37.5...

Wisconsin Boys Volleyball Coaches Association announces 2026 all-state teams

The Badger Region Volleyball Association and Frisco Mo Apparel announced Tuesday, Nov. 10, that Sussex Hamilton senior outside hitter Cole McCoy was voted by the coaches as the 2026 state boys volleyball player of the year. McCoy becomes the second straight player from Hamilton to win state player of the year after Ben Bayer won the honor in 2025. The Chargers advanced to their second WIAA boys volleyball state title match in the last three seasons this postseason, falling to No. 1 seed and defending champion Middleton in the final. McCoy capped his career at Hamilton with 389 kills this season, 35 aces and was named the Greater Metro Conference player of the year. The Milwaukee area swept the yearly honors with Michael Kopesky winning the 2026 Gary Sorensen coach of the year honor after leading Mukwonago to the state boys volleyball tournament for the first time since 1955. Mukwonago went 23-6 on the year, winning Sectional 6 with a four-set victory over No. 1 Franklin. Along with the player and coach of the year honors, the association also announced its all-state teams for the 2026 season. All-state first team Matthew Goedheer, sr., Catholic Memorial; Trevor Heinzelmann, sr., Kettle Moraine;

Vikings Pull Away From Men’s Basketball In Second Half Of Season Opener

APPLETON, Wis. (WLCSports.com) – Wisconsin Lutheran College opened its 2026-2027 season with an 82-69 non-conference loss to Lawrence on Tuesday at Alexander Gymnasium. The Warriors (0-1) and Vikings (1-1) battled through a tightly contested first half that featured eight lead changes and seven ties. WLC was led early by senior Danny Staskunas (New Berlin, Wis.), who caught fire from beyond the arc and scored 21 of his game-high 24 points in the opening half. LU answered with balanced offense, including a strong start from CJ Campbell, who finished with a team-high 18 points. Wisconsin Lutheran used a 7-0 run at the end of the first half, capped by a Staskunas three-pointer with 36 seconds remaining, to take a 40-39 lead into halftime.

Racine Lutheran season ends with heartbreaking loss in sectional final

RACINE — Cohen Kraus played in Racine Lutheran High School’s WIAA Division 5 third-round playoff game against Lake Country Lutheran with a separated right shoulder. He almost willed the Crusaders to a victory anyway. After a field goal by the Lightning, the senior left-handed quarterback drove Lutheran 69...

Milwaukee 82, Indiana State 73

TERRE HAUTE, Ind. (WTWO/WAWV) — Milwaukee comes to Hulman Center and leaves with an 82-73 victory Wednesday night. Maguire Mitchell led ISU with 19 points, but the Sycamores fall to 0-2 this season at home. “The thing I’m most disappointed about is our fans who had to watch it,” says Head Coach Matthew Graves. “We […]

Game day styles from Von Maur

Ryan Nichols, Store Manager at Von Maur at The Corners of Brookfield, shares some of their styles perfect for game day.

Case stuns Muskego on last-second field goal to advance to WIAA State Semifinals

MUSKEGO – Colin Gardner could feel the pressure of over 3,000 sets of eyes focusing on him as he lined up for the most important kick of his life. With the Eagles locked in a 3-3 tie with No. 1 seed Muskego, Case’s senior kicker trotted nervously onto the field with four seconds left in what had been a dramatic sectional final. The entire Case football team had taken a knee along the sideline, praying for a brace-faced kid with little more than peach fuzz on his chin to make the biggest play in program history.

Miz's mission: Helping his dad's fight against Parkinson's before likely Cy Young win

MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) -- On Wednesday night, Jacob Misiorowski should become the latest to join Rollie Fingers, Pete Vuckovich and Corbin Burnes as Brewers Cy Young Award winners. But recently, the Miz threw his support behind the Wisconsin Parkinson Association event at Central Standard Craft Distillery, because his dad, Tom,...

Tosa West Boys Basketball Reloads with Team First Mentality

2023–24 Season: 24–6 (WIAA Division 2 State Champions) 2024–25 Season: 20–7 (Sectional Semifinalists Loss to New Berlin) Key Returning Core: Max Gogin (Sr., G), Carter Conway (Jr., G), Logan “Bear” Collins (So., G), Kason Mangum (Sr., C) New Faces to Watch: Nico Kleist, Jacob...

NCAA All-American Lucy Thomas Enters The Transfer Portal For Grad Season, Will Compete With Stanford Through March

Thomas is the latest senior to enter the portal under the NCAA's new five-for-five eligibility model. She will swim with Stanford the rest of her senior year. Archive photo via Jack Spitser/Spitser Photography. NCAA All-American Lucy Thomas has entered the NCAA transfer portal as a graduate transfer. Thomas is currently...

Colin Porter knocks down back-to-back 3-pointers, extending Marquette’s lead over Michigan

Kimberly’s Dulas commits to Marquette women’s basketball

(MARQUETTE COMMUNICATIONS) – Marquette University women’s basketball head coach Cara Consuegra announced the signing of Haylie Dulas on Wednesday. Dulas will join the Golden Eagles for the 2027-28 season. A 6-foot guard from Kimberly High School, Dulas arrives at Marquette as one of Wisconsin’s top prospects and a...