Beyond the Game

The Schlosser family knows more about the Badgers sports experience the most; father and daughter share a UW story defined by who will -- and who never got to -- play in Madison.

The 2020 baseball season had so many oddities, with a shortened season and no fans. For Christian Yelich, it was a season to forget.

About a dozen golfers at Gastrau’s Golf Center in Oak Creek started an eight-week golf clinic with the We Black We Golf organization, aimed at making the game accessible for all.

Muskego's Therese Missiaen makes it all look easy, but there's a catch. Missiaen, a senior on the Franklin/Muskego/Oak Creek/Whitnall co-op gymnastics team performs without the full use of her arms.

These days, NASCAR driver Aric Almirola enjoys life in the fast lane as one of the top drivers on the top circuit, but getting there involved learning to get past a painful experience in Milwaukee.

Milwaukee Brewers' star Lorenzo Cain decided to opt-out and stay home with his family. Now, he's back.

If you've ever been to a Milwaukee Bucks game, all that music you hear inside Fiserv Forum is pumped out by one Milwaukee native. DJ Shawna is relishing the opportunity to spin her tunes in front of fans once again.

Sarah Rose's biggest opponent was never on the volleyball court. Last September, the Marquette senior learned she had Ewing Sarcoma, a form of bone cancer. 

The green flag has fallen on the NASCAR season, but there is still a lot of racing ahead, and there are signs that this may be one of the most watchable seasons ever.

About a decade ago, a Wisconsin native known as "Moscow Rick" launched what has become a thriving sports memorabilia venture. Rather than focus on potential sales, his emphasis was on the signers.

Emeria McPherson not only helps take care of two young foster children at home, but she also volunteers at the Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Milwaukee, where she first started playing basketball.

Neither the Milwaukee Wave nor the Milwaukee Admirals are playing this season because of the coronavirus pandemic. When those teams come back, a familiar face will not be with them.