Latest Slidescroller coverage mentioning Eau Claire, Wisconsin across Baseball, Soccer, Football.
The 2026 season promises a reshuffled Wisconsin Valley Conference, with D.C. Everest eyeing another dominant run and several teams poised to break through. Here’s a deep dive into the predicted order, key returning players and storylines.
The school district announced that C.J. Koehler will lead the North High baseball program starting in 2027, bringing a blend of classroom experience and extensive coaching background.
The Alexandria Post 87 baseball team completed an unbeaten tournament run with an 8-3 win over Eden Prairie, earning the Gopher Classic title amid celebrations, standout performances and a focus on character.
This weekend's schedule features youth baseball regionals in Wisconsin, a doubleheader matchup, and a showcase of top 8-player football talent.
From the dugout to the concession stand, the Thielke family weaves together coaching, community outreach and teenage dreams, preparing for a bittersweet farewell before college life pulls them apart.
Carson Park, perched on the shores of Halfmoon Lake in Eau Claire, Wisconsin, has been a gathering place for baseball lovers for nearly nine decades. The historic venue, which opened in the 1930s, is celebrated not only for its nostalgic charm but also for the way it has adapted to the evolving needs of the community.
After six seasons, Teddy Joas stepped down as head coach of the Regis girls basketball team, citing family considerations and disagreements with school leadership, a move that follows several other recent changes in the school's sports programs.
A weekend baseball matchup, a home run derby, a college commitment, and a career shift for a local coach highlight a dynamic period for youth sports in Wisconsin.
The Holland Sentinel unveils its All-Area girls soccer team, spotlighting Neave Rewa’s record-breaking season and the standout performances of dozens of regional stars.
Senior midfielder Brady Stamp earns South Dakota Gatorade boys soccer player of the year for the second consecutive season, capping a career that includes three straight Class AA titles, 24 goals, a 4.06 GPA, and plans to play at the University of Wisconsin‑Eau Claire.
Brady Stamp, a senior at Sioux Falls Lincoln, has been honored as the South Dakota Gatorade Boys Soccer Player of the Year for the second consecutive season, capping a campaign that includes 24 goals, eight assists and a third straight state title.
The Eau Claire Landmarks Commission has approved a Certificate of Appropriateness for a multi‑phase renovation of the historic grandstands at Carson Park, targeting chronic water intrusion and paving the way for state‑level review.