Adriana Torres
Weekend Sports Anchor/Reporter
Green Bay, Wis.
Adriana Torres is no stranger to Wisconsin or the Green Bay Packers. She has family in the Fox Valley, and she was a sports anchor/reporter at our sister station WSAW-TV in Wausau from 2016 to 2018. She most recently worked for Sports2Nite in San Antonio, Texas, where she anchored live, nightly, 30-minute sportscasts. She's excited to continue her career back home.
Glenn Robinson III is making his returning to basketball after taking two years off. The seven-year NBA veteran last plated for the Kings in 2021.
Packers All-Pro cornerback Jaire Alexander has missed the last two games with a back injury. But if it’s up to him, there’s no way he’s missing this week’s game in Las Vegas to face his former teammate, Davante Adams.
The Packers are expecting to get two of their biggest offensive weapons back on the field Thursday night against the Lions.
For the 11th straight year, it’s Victory Monday at Lambeau Field after the home opener. But the celebration only last about an hour after the 18-17 win over the Saints Sunday.
This was the first time that Kenny Clark Sr. has watched his son play in person sine Kenny Jr. was 8 years old. His father has been in prison the last 19 years but was released this summer. It was a special night for the Clarks.
It’s something Matt LaFleur said you just have to deal with. Second year receiver Samori Toure said, “it’s too hot to think.” Devonte Wyatt was seen being taken in by the trainers because of the heat.
Charlie Jadin was promoted from co-offensive coordinator to head coach to replace Clint Kriewaldt. Jadin was Freedom’s quarterback just seven years ago.
The 21-year-old was coming off his junior year at Wake Forrest before being drafted at No. 18 overall. He hit a school record 31 home runs in 2023. Now he must adjust to the pros.
Nine months later, the Packers are getting one of their best defensive players back.
No practice for the Packers Friday as they get ready for Family Night Saturday at Lambeau Field.
Another day, another set of up-downs for the offense after the defense won the competitive team drills Tuesday.
Ja’ says he always wants to go against the No. 1 WR, and he’s certainly given some lessons to Watson along the way.
Jordan Love has his best day yet of camp. It was highlighted by a third down, 33-yard pass along the sideline to Samouri Toure. Love went 6-11 on team drills, finding his grove on Saturday in front of a packed house.
Ziebell competed with Team USA in the FIBA U19 Women’s Basketball World Cup this summer in Madrid, Spain. On Sunday, the red, white and blue beat the host country, Spain, in the championship game 69-66.
After being drafted in the third round in 2022 by the Los Angeles Rams, Bruss tore his ACL and MCL a few months later in a preseason game, sitting out his entire rookie year.
The team officially placed cornerback Eric Stokes and linebacker Rashan Gary on the Physically Unable to Perform list. OL Jake Hanson and WR Jeff Cotton were also on that list.
Seven months ago Cordell Tinch was working at U.S. Cellular in Green Bay. Now, he’ll be representing Team USA at the World Athletics Championship in Budapest next month.
In the rehearsal, the Green Bay’s training and medical staff, as well as local EMTs that would be at games, went through emergency simulations, like cardiac arrest and heat-related illness.
The MLB Draft began Sunday night where the Brewers selected third baseman Brock Wilken from Wake Forest at No. 18 overall.
One year ago Bay Port grad Cordell Tinch was selling cell phones and installing cable, but now he’s competing at the highest level in track.
The Brewers’ closer has 17 saves this season with 28 scoreless appearances in 30 trips to the mound.
Milwaukee is keeping another one of their star players. Brook Lopez and the Bucks have agreed to a two-year $48 million deal, according to multiple reports.
SentryWorld is no stranger to either of these guys. Kelly and Stricker played this course 39 years ago in the 1984 WIAA State Tournament. Stricker won the title, seven strokes ahead of Kelly.
This is Mishicot’s fifth trip to state, winning the championship in 2021. Now they’re hoping to use that experience as the D3 No. 2 seed with Mayville up first in the semifinal on Friday.
Oshkosh finished the regular season 33-5 and is nationally ranked at No. 21 in Division III. However, some of their toughest competition is right here in Wisconsin in the WIAC.
Kenneth Odumegwu, from Nigeria, has not played a snap of an organized football, yet he now finds himself surrounded by the most elite in the sport.
The youth movement is underway in Green Bay. The rookies have arrived.
In the first outdoor meet of this season, Smith threw 67 feet, 7.25 inches, way better than his state winning 59-4 throw last year. That throw is the best in the nation right now.
In three of the Redbirds’ first four games this year, they scored six goals in each match-up. They’re returning four of their top goal scorers from 2022.
Kaukauna softball has not lost a game since May 18th, 2021. In that time, the Ghosts brought home two Division 1 state championships, and now they’re ready to defend those.
While the brewers aren’t going through a rebuild, no doubt there is a youth movement starting. Brewers principal owner Mark Attanasio is impressed with the 2023 phase so far.
Freddy Peralta is getting his first home opener start against a good Mets team, but what’s electrifying the team the most right now is the youth movement.
The Bucks had a chance to really pull ahead in the East Thursday night, but instead, the Celtics humbling them with a 140-99 victory. Boston is now just two games back in the standings and have the tiebreaker.
This is the Titans sixth overall championship and their fourth National Collegiate Gymnastics Association title. The other three came in 2022, 2007 and 1989.
The “Sunny” era has begun for UW-Green Bay men’s basketball. The Phoenix hiring new head coach Sundance “Sunny” Wicks last week. UWGB looking to turn the program around after their 3-29 season, where Will Ryan was fired in January. They have a combined 16 wins in the last three seasons.
Four local teams have their tickets booked to the WIAA state boys basketball tournament after sectional final wins.
Notre Dame is the No. 2 seed and will face No. 3 seed McFarland on Friday in the D2 semifinal.
And still, they fought their way to the state tournament with a sectional final win over No. 1 seed Neenah this weekend. Now they’re trying to keep that underdog mentality.
Saturday night featured a battle between two of the best boys basketball teams in the state of Wisconsin. Division 1 No. 1 ranked team De Pere beat Division 2 No. 1 team Pewaukee.
Green Bay beats Milwaukee in OT, breaking losing streak
The Lions are coming off a season where they got a taste of the Kohl Center. They lost to West Salem in the State Semifinals in 2021. But now they return four of their starters and are ranked No. 1 in Wisconsin in Division 3.
Bay Port and Notre Dame have two of the best boys hockey teams in the area, and they keep their rivalry interesting.
The victory tonight marks the 500th career win for FVL head coach Dave Wenzel. He and most of his staff have been together for it all, 30 years.
Samouri Toure getting one touchdown, Romeo Doubs three of his own. And the breakout star of the year, Christian Watson finishing with nine total touchdowns. Btu there were certainly growing pains along the way.
The Ghosts are ranked No. 1 in the state, but they have a humble mentality.
Neenah junior and five-star recruit Allie Ziebell is headed to one of the top women's basketball programs in the country, the University of Conneticut.
The Bucks G-League team Wisconsin Herd began training camp practices this week and an Oshkosh native is getting a chance to play in his backyard.
There’s a very family name on the “Baby Bucks” roster. Antetokounmpo. Giannis’ baby brother, Alex.
Bob Hyland has been the head football coach at St. Mary Springs for over 50 years, and on Saturday night he earned his 500th win.
This was his big return after multiple knee surgeries the past year and a half. In Tampa he played 34 snaps in six possessions.
