I’ve heard some possible scenarios of what a high school football season could look like this fall.

The Refo Ramble, a fixture in the Wisconsin Off Road Series (WORS) of mountain bike races, is scheduled to take place Saturday, Aug. 15, at the Brown County Reforestation Camp trails in Suamico.

On Thursday, July 23, like many other interested Wisconsin high school sports fans, athletic directors, coaches, players and administrators, I watched the WIAA’s three-hour video conference about fall sports.

On Aug. 3, 2020, the Brown County Golf Course (BCGC) turns 62.

Due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the Fox River Classic Conference (FRCC) announced July 29 it would be playing a conference-only schedule for all sports.

Despite the area being gripped in the COVID-19 pandemic, the Brown County Amateur (BCA) golf championship is moving forward with the hopes of drawing a stacked field.

The Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association (WIAA) recently announced several initiatives from its June meeting for the upcoming fall/winter seasons.

With the WIAA recently releasing the guidelines for summertime activities to begin July 1, it’s a positive step forward for local high schools.

The WIAA has released guidance and recommendations for member high schools to resume summertime athletics programming and other activities beginning July 1.

The Green Bay area’s only nationally recognized Pop Warner football league, East River Pop Warner, has extended its registration deadline until June 30.