LAKE MILLS — The galvanizing moment came in the locker room on the night of February 2.


UW-Whitewater's women's basketball team beats UW-Eau Claire in a WIAC Tournament semifinal Wednesday.
Holzhueter makes Capitol South's first team, Nikolay recognized for standout season.Â
McFarland tops Jefferson in straight sets, Whitewater rallies past Edgerton.Â
Previewing the Daily Union's five local teams competing in volleyball in the spring season.Â
The UW-Whitewater women's basketball team beat UW-Stout for the third time in six days to open the WIAC Tournament on Monday.Â
Bender wins Capitol North Player of the Year. L-Cats have three girls make conference's first team.Â
Former Wisconsin wide receiver Quintez Cephus files lawsuit against the university, saying he was a scapegoat during a sexual assault investigation.
Golf star Woods suffers leg injuries Tuesday in a vehicle rollover in suburban Los Angeles and has to undergo surgery.Â
Shaw back in Milwaukee to give the Brewers one more option for their unsettled situation at third base.
Actor Shailene Woodley confirms that she’s engaged to Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers.
Packers give Barry a third chance as NFL defensive coordinator.
Brewers sign former Cardinal and Gold Glove second baseman Wong.Â
UW-Whitewater OL Quinn Meinerz is gathering serious national attention at the Senior Bowl.Â
Previewing the Daily Union's five local teams competing in volleyball in the spring season.Â
Kees sends game to OT with buzzer-beater 3, but Fort Atkinson falls short in regional semifinal against Janesville Parker.Â
Fort Atkinson's Horvatin finishes off career at first-ever state tournament.Â
Lake Mills beats Fort Atkinson in regular-season finale. Lakeside head coach Jahns earns 300th victory.Â
Fort Atkinson ends season as Edgerton stymies Blackhawk offense in regional semifinal.Â
Fort Atkinson's Jacob Horvatin uses last season's failures as fuel to reach first-ever state tournament.Â
Two program single-game scoring records were set in a week that saw tons of scoring from local players.Â