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How a pair of siblings from Burlington became rising stars in competitive waterskiing
It started with two wooden skis with a PVC handle on Browns Lake in Burlington. Now, Kate and Jacob Nelson are waterskiing for Team USA on the international stage.
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MLB playoff heroes' stories teach us about value of low-cost youth sports
As parents, we learn to be strategic, realistic about how to move our son or daughter along the line. Maybe we played sports at some level and can offer guidance.
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Little League reflections reveal need to 'keep sports about kids'
Joining Little League was a natural fit for my family. Some of my fondest childhood memories are from being on a baseball diamond with my dad in the dugout.
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US sports respect women's money. That's where it ends | Opinion
The teams, leagues, betting companies, and athletes are happy to take women’s money. But God forbid they share their space in sports with us.
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'There will be a next': Karl Ravech shares booth memories upon ESPN exit
It all started for Karl Ravech in Needham, Massachusetts, before and after dinner, on fields and courts with friends, playing what he calls “runaround sports.”
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Bo Naylor callup question, Bitonti lead Brewers minor-league update
The Class A season ends after this week, and the rosters are set to expand at the big-league level.
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How can we get more kids to play sports? Here's Little League's answer
Finding sports kids like to play, and seeing them comfortable while playing them, is more difficult now.
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Why seats from 849 miles away found their way to Madison Mallards ballpark
Historic seats are just one of the reused materials that make up the Madison Mallards' home field, and the organization has made the recycling a part of its identity.
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World-class pickleball player from Racine wants to become ‘voice’ of the sport
Racine native Zane Navratil is one of the most decorated pickleball players in the world. Now, he wants to play a prominent part in growing the sport.
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Former Kenosha Twins president headlines Burlington Baseball Hall of Fame class
Perhaps nobody in Kenosha has been more important to area baseball than Bob Lee.
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What's the goal of kids sports? World Series champ offers perspective
USA TODAY Sports caught up with Ryan Zimmerman at a Bank of America “Golf With Us” event. Along with other local sports celebrities, he taught golf and shared lessons learned.
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Column: Survey reveals extent of pressure parents put on kids through sports
Why do children participate in sports, quit sports or maybe never even start them in the first place?
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COLUMN: 70% of kids drop out of sports by 13? Why the ubiquitous stat is wrong
What’s behind a statistic?
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Remembering Barry Mano, a 'visionary' leader for the sports officiating community
Racine native Barry Mano dedicated a lifetime to fighting for the betterment of sports officials, through the creation of Referee Magazine and the National Association of Sports Officials.
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New Bucks president Josh Glessing reflects on his Racine roots
Josh Glessing once roamed Park's halls as a student. Now he leads the Milwaukee Bucks and believes his Racine roots still shape his mission.
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Forever Young wins the Breeders' Cup Classic over 2024 winner Sierra Leone
DEL MAR, Calif. — Japanese horse racing has been on the precipice of breaking through on the U.S. scene. It seemed like it was almost there in 2021 when it won three Breeders' Cup races. But after that it leveled…
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Local legends honored at Racine County Sports Hall of Fame induction ceremony
Several local sports figures were honored during Thursday night's ceremony at Roma Lodge. Here's a chance to learn more about who was recognized.
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Racine Raiders reflect on bittersweet season after missing out on championship
After successive undefeated national championship seasons, the Racine Raiders attempt at a threepeat was ruined by an outbreak of injuries.
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Should professional athletes still be role models? | The Ethical Life podcast
🎧 Do competitors owe the public more than just skillful performances? The hosts examine whether society should demand humility and grace alongside trophies and records.
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Schick's effort in comeback victory showcases backup QB's importance to Racine Raiders
Backup quarterback Sawyer Schick led two touchdown drives in the final nine-plus minutes to complete a furious come-from-behind victory.