Opening day, at last.
A baseball season that was on the brink before it ever began because of the virus outbreak started last week, marking the most bizarre year in the history of Major League Baseball.
Opening day, at last.
A baseball season that was on the brink before it ever began because of the virus outbreak started last week, marking the most bizarre year in the history of Major League Baseball.
Fall sports will still be held, but athletes and fans will have to wait a little bit to get started. The WIAA Board of Control voted 8-3 Thursday to amend the start […]
Renzelmann, a 2004 graduate from the school, replaces Hansen When Garrett Renzelmann began coaching the junior varsity girls basketball team at South, he become interested in running the program at his alma […]
UW-Sheboygan rules them out for entire school year UW-Green Bay Sheboygan recently announced none of its five sports programs will be held this school year. According to a press release put out […]
A 10-hole, par-3 golf course is coming to Blackwolf Run. The Baths of Blackwolf Run is scheduled to open in June and will also feature a two-acre putting course, food and beverage […]
A state champion was supposed to be crowned today at Wildwood Park. But the Coronavirus wiped out the legion baseball season and the tournament that was supposed to be hosted by Sheboygan […]
Fall sports will still be held – as of now – but athletes and fans will have to wait a little bit to get going. The WIAA Board of Control voted 8-3 […]
After their recent purchase of The Bull at Pinehurst Farms golf course, new owners Jon Dunfee and Randy Groth are excited to get down to business to get The Bull reopened by the third or fourth week in July.
The Ryder Cup has been postponed for a year, and two high school golf coaches agree that is better than holding it without fans this fall.
South’s Elliot Pethan missed out on his fourth varsity baseball season this past spring after also competing on the football and basketball teams for the Redwings.