Colton Emswiler is a multimedia journalist for WXOW News 19, focusing on local news in the La Crosse area of Wisconsin. With a passion for sports, Colton covers a variety of topics including high school athletics, community events, and human interest stories.
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After nearly three weeks, Sunday marked the final practice of fall camp for UW-L football.
The Lancers dropped a boys soccer match at home Tuesday 4-0 to St. Charles.
LA CROSSE, Wis. (WXOW) - Aquinas' conference opener for boys soccer was a successful one as they won at home 4-1 over Tomah on Tuesday.
For nearly the 20th time between them, a pair of sisters from the La Crosse area will take part in one of the toughest endurance tests there are.
At 3-0, Logan has already matched their 2023 win total following their 21-16 home win over Sparta on Friday.
LA CROSSE, Wis. (WXOW) - Viterbo volleyball had a rather eventful Saturday on their home floor. The V-Hawks won twice against Dakota State and Valley City State.
Packers fans in the Coulee Region got a special treat on Saturday as team Hall of Famer Jordy Nelson made a stop at Champion's Riverside Resort to sign autographs.
The Lancers managed to earn a big 5-1 home win over Caledonia on Tuesday.
An MVC showdown on the pitch saw the Central boys tie Onalaska 2-2 on Tuesday.
Most teams rely on seniors and experience to win, but that's not the case for Tomah girls golf.
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