Sports And Games

Escape winter with a look at some of Wisconsin’s favorite sports and games.

“Hockey at the roots” is how pond hockey players describe their simple, stripped-down version of the game. Four on four ...

Game day at Lambeau Field in Green Bay has a party atmosphere. There is a sea of fans, a few ...

You won't see competitive all-star cheerleaders on the sidelines. These athletes practice year-round, and compete across the Midwest and the ...

Mark Antonio Daniels, Jr., has competed in amateur boxing competitions, including the Golden Gloves, since he was eleven years old. An ...

Video games like Call of Duty have become entertainment juggernauts, attracting millions of fans around the world. They come for ...

Eagle River claims it’s the Hockey Capital of Wisconsin. Every year, more than 300 teams descend on the town to ...

Flat-track roller derby has become a phenomenon in recent years. Invented in the 1920s, it has evolved into a predominately ...

Long after the snow melts, the snowshoes stay out and in use in Lake Tomahawk. For more than fifty years, ...

Tucked inside the basement of a neighborhood bar in southwest Milwaukee, you'll find the oldest bowling alley in the country. ...

Every year, racers from around the world descend on Eagle River for the World Championship Snowmobile Derby. Emily Bright takes ...

For the last 16 winters, people have been making the trek from all corners of Wisconsin to the small town ...

Irish dance is booming in Milwaukee, where there are seven dance schools and counting. Irish dancers typically keep their arms ...

On a frozen lake in the north woods, one man is working to bring long-lost Native American traditions back to ...

Wisconsinites have a passion for euchre. While sheepshead and cribbage have their ardent fans in certain parts of the state, ...

For some racers, racing cars on pavement is something to do until the lakes freeze over. Ice racing is street ...