The University of Wisconsin women's hockey team won the 2025 national championship, defeating Ohio State 4-3 in overtime. This was the program's eighth national title and was secured by a late-game penalty shot to tie the game and an overtime goal by Kirsten Simms.  

The 2023 Wisconsin women's hockey team claimed its record-breaking seventh NCAA title thanks to a thrilling 1-0 win over Ohio State at AMSOIL Arena in Duluth Minnesota.

West De Pere won the 2025 WIAA Division 2 state football championship, defeating undefeated Green Bay Notre Dame 28-14 on November 21, 2025, at Camp Randall Stadium. This marked the third state title in school history and their first since 2011, finishing a perfect season under coach Chris Greisen. 

The Monmouth College Fighting Scots won the 2025 Midwest Conference championship by defeating Ripon 58-3. This secured an automatic berth in the NCAA Division III Playoffs. The 2025 team finished with a 9-0 conference record after falling just short of the title in previous seasons.

The Amboy Clippers won their third consecutive I8FA 8-player football state championship on November 2025, defeating the Polo Marcos 30-20 at Monmouth College. After trailing 14-0, the Clippers scored 30 unanswered points, led by running back Jose Lopez who ran for over 250 yards and three touchdowns. They finished the season 12-1.

The University of Wisconsin Stout earned the program’s first-ever bowl game victory overcoming a 17–0 deficit to defeat Washington University 31–23 in the 5th Annual Culver’s Isthmus Bowl. Stout appeared in the Isthmus Bowl for the second straight year, while WashU made its third all-time appearance. Both programs had previously played in the event, but neither had claimed the trophy until Stout broke through. 

The Madison Night Mares won their first Northwoods League Softball Championship in 2025. The team defeated the Minot Honeybees 6-5 in a thrilling walk-off victory on August 6, 2025, at Warner Park in Madison, WI.

New Berlin Eisenhower won their first-ever WIAA Division 2 state baseball championship on June 19, 2025, defeating Seymour 5-4 at Fox Cities Stadium. Sam Hirthe secured the victory with a walk-off double in the bottom of the seventh inning, bringing home Carter Hollenback. The Lions finished their historic season after a 4-0 early deficit in the title game.

Gio Wearing scored 10 points for UW in the team standings thanks to an exciting victory in the 110 hurdles. 
The Ashburn, Virginia, native, dove at the line to win the high hurdles in a season-best time of 13.46, nipping Kai Graves-Blanks of Iowa who was second in 13.51.  
Wearing became the first Badger to win a Big Ten crown in the 110 hurdles since Paul Check in 2005 and the seventh different Badger to win the event since 1977. 

The Johnson Creek Bluejays are the 2025 WIAA Division 4 State Baseball Champions, winning their second title by defeating Pacelli 5-0 in the championship game. The Bluejays' victory came after a 6-2 win against Pittsville in the semifinals. This was the team's first state championship since 2007.  

The Waunakee Warriors boys lacrosse team won the 2025 WIAA state championship by defeating Kettle Moraine/St. John's NW Academies 9-8. The victory marks the team's third state championship and includes a last-second save by goalie Isaac Schultz to seal the win.  

The Madison Edgewood boys hockey team won the 2025 WIAA Division 1 state championship, defeating Notre Dame 5-2. This victory marks the first state title in the program's history. The Crusaders, seeded fourth, defeated the two-time defending champion Notre Dame in the championship game at Bob Suter's LEGACY20 Arena.

Wisconsin Lutheran High School's boys basketball team won the WIAA Division 1 State Championship in 2025, defeating Marshfield 57-55 in a close game. This win marks their second consecutive state title, having won the Division 2 championship in 2024. The Vikings' victory over Marshfield secured their place in history as the first team to win back-to-back state titles in different divisions

The UW-La Crosse gymnastics team won the National Collegiate Gymnastics Association (NCGA) Championship on March 22, 2025. This marks the team's 18th NCGA title. In addition to the team victory, UWL gymnasts also secured three individual event titles: Grace Kehr won vault, Raina Christenson, Claire Robbins, and Kyla Dickson tied for the balance beam title, and Jessica Taylor won the floor exercise. 

The Bay Port Pirates pillaged with an 80-yard touchdown by Brady Moon on the first play of the WIAA Division 1 state championship game, and beat Muskego 25-18 to claim the first football title in school history. Bay Port’s Moon scored 3 touchdowns and rushed for 241 yards. The Pirates led 19-0 at the half, and absorbed a valiant comeback effort by Muskego to win.  This is the first state title for Head Coach Steve Jorgenson.

In their first trip to a state final, the Lomira  Lions grabbed their first state title with a win over the Grantsburg Pirates at Camp Randall Stadium in Madison.  Lomira’s senior running back Taylor Schaumberg, one of 16 seniors on the team, led the way for the Lions, carrying the ball 29 times for 216 yards and three touchdowns.

St. Norbert College ended its season on a high note, defeating Monmouth College, 20-14, in the 2024 Cousins Subs Lakefront Bowl at Wisconsin Lutheran College's Raabe Stadium.  The Green Knights (8-3) scored two touchdowns in the first half and posted a shutout in the second half to win in a rematch of the same bowl game last season, avenging a tough 21-14 loss to the Fighting Scots. It marked the first bowl win in St. Norbert history, with the Green Knights ending the year on an eight-game winning streak after an 0-3 start. 

The University of Wisconsin-La Crosse men's track and field team completed the Indoor/Outdoor sweep as they claimed the programs 16th National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) III Outdoor National Championship. Earlier this year, the Eagles won the NCAA III Indoor National Title in Virginia Beach, Va. 

Edgewood baseball defeated top-seeded Mosinee 12-6 in the D2 state title game to claim the program's third WIAA state championship. The Crusaders found themselves trailing 3-0 after the first inning but came back in a big way. Edgewood's Steffen Mello hit an RBI single to center field in the fourth inning to take a 4-3 lead. The Crusaders then exploded for seven runs in the 5th inning to put the game away for good.

Before heading off to Durham North Carolina to play for the Duke Blue Devils, Kon Knueppel and the Vikings had a nail-biter victory over Nicolet High School in the State semifinal game (final score 56-54).  Wisco defeated Pewaukee High School to capture the 2024 Boys Basketball Division 2 State Championship title by a score of 83-62.

University of Wisconsin-River Falls won its first-ever NCAA Division III women's ice hockey championship with a 4-1 victory over Elmira College (N.Y.) at Hunt Arena on March 17. It is also the first women's ice hockey national title won by a Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (WIAC) program.

UW ended the meet with a team score of 19 points, the fourth lowest ever in Big Ten history.

This led to their sixth consecutive Big Ten Championship, along with the program’s 54th in total. UW Director of Track and Field and Cross Country Mick Byrne earned his 13th conference championship, giving him the most in conference history.

Led by head coach Jeff Boyer the Tigers showed off in a big way during the IHSA Class 3A state championship game, winning the program's third state title by wallopping another traditional power, Mt. Carmel, 69-7.  The football team is a source of pride for the town, having won championships in 1999 and 2021.

The Monmouth College football team didn't score until the third quarter but they rallied past St. Norbert 21-14 to win their second straight Lakefront Bowl. The Scots (9-2) scored the go-ahead touchdown with 34 seconds to play for their seventh straight win and Carter Boyer (Carthage, Illinois) was named Lakefront Bowl MVP.

On November 16, 2023, the Lodi Football team won the WIAA Division 4 State Championship against Luxemburg-Casco High School by a score of 38-14 at Camp Randall Stadium in Madison. The win was the program's second WIAA Division 4 state championship and came in the final game as head coach David Puls retired.

The Whitefish Bay Blue Dukes won the 2023 WIAA Division 1 state baseball championship, defeating Hortonville 5-1 in the championship game at Fox Cities Stadium. The fifth-seeded Dukes defeated the second-seeded Polar Bears 25-7.

University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh secured the Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (WIAC) men’s basketball title with a 72-68 triumph over UW-Whitewater at Kachel Gymnasium on Feb. 8.  The regular-season championship is the third in the last five seasons for the Titans – and 15th in program archives.

LaCrosse Aquinas Blugolds led by head coach Tom Lee captured the seldom done back to back state title by defeating Mayville at Camp Randall Stadium.

The Monroe Cheesemakers won the WIAA Division 3 Football Championship at Camp Randall Stadium. The Cheesemakers defeated West Salem 35-14. It was Monroe's first state championship since 1994. 

Monroe dominated the game, outpacing West Salem in yards, first downs, and turnovers. 

The third-ranked University of Wisconsin volleyball team won the 2022 Big Ten Conference championship with a 3-1 victory over No. 5 Nebraska at the Bob Devaney Sports Center in Lincoln, Neb. The Badgers claimed their fourth consecutive Big Ten title and their ninth overall.

Freeman High School won its first state title since 2010 at the NSAA State Basketball Tournament. The top-seeded Falcons defeated Amherst 53-35 in the final, scoring the first nine points of the game. Carter Niles scored 13 points and three other Falcons players finished with 12 points.

Sam Coil captured his first Big Ten title in Geneva, Ohio in 2023.  His weight toss of 22.43m garnered 10 points towards the Badgers team title.

Coach Todd Hansen and the Lasers defeated Brookfield Eat 69-53 to earn the program's second gold ball.

Led by Head Coach Justin Friske the Pirates captured their first state title in school history.

The 2021 Spartans repeated as the American Rivers Conference Champions. Coach Brad Johnson and his staff won the ARC staff of the year as well as the D3 National Staff of the Year.

The Titans and Head Coach Matt Lewis finish the season on top of the WIAC Conference.  It was coach Lewis second title and 14th in program history.

University of Wisconsin River Falls led by Coach Matt Walker defeated Washington University out of St Louis 31-24 at the second annual Culver's Isthmus Bowl.  This was their second consecutive bowl victory.

The 2022 Neenah Rockets led by Coach Lee Rabas captured their 4th state title in school history and the first since 1978.

The 2021 Badgers defeated Big Ten rival Nebraska in 5 sets to claim the university's first NCAA national title.  This was Coach Kelly Sheffield's third consecutive Big Ten title as well.

The UW-Whitewater baseball team won the 2025 NCAA Division III Baseball Championship, defeating Messiah University 21-5 in the final game. This marks the third national title in the program's history. The team's championship run included setting a new NCAA Division III World Series record with 74 runs scored over their five games. 

The Grafton Black Hawks won the 2025 WIAA Division 3 state football championship on November 21, 2025, defeating Reedsburg 17-15 at Camp Randall Stadium. A 35-yard field goal by Graysen Bollech with 6 seconds left secured the victory, marking the school's third state title and first since 1982.

The Byron Tigers football team secured the IHSA Class 3A state championship in 2025 with a 56-50 victory over Tolono Unity, finishing an undefeated season and cementing their status as a dominant Illinois high school program. This marks another title for the Tigers, who previously won in 2023 and 2021.

Madison West won the 2025 WIAA Division 1 Boys Soccer State Championship, defeating Marquette University High School 1-0 on November 8, 2025, in Milwaukee. Junior Louis Rowe scored the decisive goal in the 75th minute off a Jonah Wallace assist, securing the Regents' first state title since 1988.

The Wahoo Warriors won their second consecutive Nebraska Class C1 state football championship, defeating Sidney 20-6 on November 25, 2025, at Memorial Stadium to cap an undefeated 13-0 season. The defense and special teams were key in the 2025 win, following their 2024 state title run which saw them finish ranked No. 3 in the state.

The University of Wisconsin-Whitewater men's soccer team claimed a share of the Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (WIAC) Regular Season Title with a comeback 2-1 victory over UW-Platteville. The title marks the fourth in program history, but first since WIAC Men's Soccer was resumed in 2024 (3 titles from 2009-11). The 2025 title is the first under Head Coach Tony Guinn. With the win, the Warhawks also reclaimed the Shaymus Guinn Cup

The University of Dubuque Spartans women's soccer team won the 2025 American Rivers Conference (A-R-C) Championship, marking their second conference title in program history and first since 2014. They secured this victory in late October 2025, qualifying for the NCAA Tournament.

Concordia University Wisconsin's softball team won the Northern Athletics Collegiate Conference (NACC) regular season and tournament championship in 2025. This marks their fourth NACC tournament title and the third in four years, securing them an automatic berth to the NCAA Division III Softball Championship. The team achieved a 32-13 overall record for the season. 

Cuba City's girls' basketball team became state champions for the 12th time in March 2025, defeating St. Mary Catholic 53-50 in the WIAA Division 4 state championship. This 12th title is a state record for the most championships won by any girls' basketball program in Wisconsin.  

The Kimberly Papermakers girls basketball team won the WIAA Division 1 State championship in March 2025, defeating Muskego 47-26. This was their fifth state title in program history and their first since 1998. The team ended their season with a 29-1 record.  

The University of Dubuque Men's Basketball team clinched the American Rivers Conference regular season title on February 19, 2025, defeating Coe College. This marks the team's 11th A-R-C regular season championship. They secured the title with a 78-75 victory over Coe. The championship game was a close contest, with Dubuque overcoming a second-half deficit to win.

The UW-River Falls women's hockey team won their second consecutive NCAA Division III National Championship on March 30, 2025, by defeating Amherst 3-1 at Hunt Arena in River Falls, according to University of Wisconsin River Falls Athletics. This victory marks the first time a Division III women's hockey program has won back-to-back titles since 2016 and 2017. The Falcons finished the season with a remarkable 57-3-2 record over the two championship seasons

St. Croix Falls High School's wrestling team won the WIAA Division 2 State Championship in 2025, defeating Coleman 38-29 in the finals. This victory marks the Saints' first team state title in the dual format. The championship match came down to the final bout, where Drake Petersen secured the win with a pin. 

The Slinger Owls won the 2024 Division 2 State Football Championship over the defending Division 3 state champions, the Rice Lake Warriors, 31-30 at Camp Randall Stadium, on Friday, November 22.  The championship marks the second in school history, and the first in Division 2 for the Owls and Head Coach Bill Jacklin. It is also the school’s first football state championship since 1998.

The University of Wisconsin-Platteville Pioneers won the WIAC title with a victory over UW-Stout.  The title is the 15th in program history and first since the 1980 campaign. Head Coach Ryan Munz was also honored at the District 5 Coach of the year.

Waukesha West (15-4-3), making its third-straight state appearance and seventh overall,  earned its first state championship with a shootout victory over undefeated Elkhorn (20-0-1). The game was scoreless through regulation and overtime, and West came away with a 2-1 win in penalty shots.

The De Pere Redbirds were ranked No. 1 in a preseason poll, but they wanted no part of it. They wanted to prove they were the best team in the state.

On Thursday night, June 13, 2024 they put their money where their mouth was, by taking down Sun Prairie East in the Division 1 state title game, 5-1.

Head Coach Ron Reichle led the Arrowhead Warhawks to the 2024 Wisconsin Division 1 girls basketball state championship, defeating Neenah 69–59 on March 9, 2024 at the Resch Center in Green Bay. This was the Warhawks' third state championship and their first since 1991. Natalie Kussow was spectacular in leading the Warhawks to the victory.

On March 16, 2024, Mineral Point High School's boys basketball team won its first WIAA Division 4 state title in a thrilling 65-64 victory over Kenosha St. Joseph at the Kohl Center in Madison, Wisconsin. The game came down to a second-chance layup by sophomore Drew Aschliman with 1.4 seconds remaining in the game.

 Thanks to a trio of individual Big Ten titles, the Wisconsin men's track and field team won its second-straight Big Ten indoor title on Saturday afternoon at the SPIRE Institute in Geneva Ohio. The Badgers earned 122 points, defeating Nebraska, who placed second with 118, to claim the program's 26th indoor title. 

The Eagles, 11-1 overall, earned the Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (WIAC) automatic bid to the national championships after finishing 7-0 in league play. It marked UWL's first outright conference crown since 2004 and 35th overall title in school history, including second straight under head coach Matt Janus.

The University of Wisconsin-Platteville football team (7-4) defeated the Augustana College Vikings (8-3) 36-10 in the third annual Culver's Isthmus Bowl held at the Bank of Sun Prairie Stadium. The Isthmus Bowl takes the top remaining team in both the WIAC and CCIW conferences that did not earn an NCAA Division III berth.

The Rice Lake Warriors took home the WIAA Division 3 State Football Championship by defeating the Grafton Black Hawks 28-20 on Friday, November 17th at Camp Randall Stadium. Connor Durand opened up the scoresheet for Rice Lake with a 59-yard touchdown pass from Jakob Kunz in the first quarter.

On November 16, 2023, the Aquinas Football team won their third consecutive WIAA Division 5 State Championship by defeating Wrightstown 32-13 at Camp Randall Stadium. The Blugolds came back from a 13-0 deficit in the first quarter to secure the victory.

The University of Wisconsin (UW) men's track and field team won the 2023 Big Ten Indoor Track and Field Championships.  The Badgers scored 110 points, nine points ahead of second-place Nebraska.

De Pere High School won the WIAA Boys Basketball Division 1 State Tournament with a 69-49 win over Arrowhead. The game took place at the Kohl Center. Coach Brian Winchester's squad finished the season with a 30-0 record. The win was the program's second title and their first since 1934

Head Coach Matt Vold and the St. Croix Falls baseball team put on a show defeating Aquinas at the WIAA Division 3 state championship game.  The Saints won 3-1 and finished it's season with a 27-3 record. 

Wisconsin's Jackson Sharp was named the Indoor Track athlete of the year while winning both the 3K & 5k at the 2023 Big Ten Championships in Geneva Ohio.

In the process of setting a new all-class team point total record with 260.5, Millard South wrestlers went 7-2 in the finals, which ties a Class A record. A historic performance for a program that has dominated the sport for years. 

The Kettle Moraine girls basketball team won the 2023 Division 1 state championship in the WIAA Girls' Basketball Tournament. The third-seeded Lasers defeated top-seeded Brookfield East 47-40 at the Resch Center. This was the second consecutive state championship for Kettle Moraine.

The Waunakee Warriors capped off their 2021 season with another state title.  Led by Coach Pat Rice, the Warriors claimed their 7th state title.

Head Coach Mark Johnson and the University of Wisconsin Women's Hockey team captured their 6th NCAA National title in 2021.

The 2021 Cardinal squad was Coach Rob Hamilton's last of his record 6 state championship teams.

Head Coach Nick Datka followed up his girl's state championship in the spring of 2022 with a boy's state title in the fall of 2022.

Verona defeated Marquette 2-1 to win the D1 State Championship. Brian Vazquez and Connor Gage scored for the Wildcats. Goalkeeper Liam Updegrove had three saves. This is Verona's first state title since 2019. 

On a snowy November night at Camp Randall Stadium, the Cardinals led by head coach Andy Selgrad shocked the state by beating powerhouse Catholic Memorial with a late 31 yard field goal. It was the Cardinals 3rd state title in school history.

With their 28-26 vitory over Mayville at Camp Randall Stadium, Coach Tom Lee and the Blugolds fisished the season a perfect 14-0 record.  This was the school's second state title.