Milwaukee Buzz - Nov. 20, 2005
Sunday Sound-off: Could Milwaukee support a Major League Soccer team?
Soccer is the world's biggest sport, yet Milwaukee doesn't have a Major League Soccer (MLS) team. Think it will ever happen, and if so, could we support one? Also, your responses to last week's question about Milwaukee's underdogs.
Tags: sound-off, MLS, Milwaukee, soccer, Wave, Kickers, futbol, Rampage, calcio, footie

Sports - June 15, 2004
Catch the Wave
Soccer has never truly flourished as a spectator sport in Milwaukee -- outside of ethnic clubs which inspire rabid devotion from fans -- but outdoor league fans have a quality option in the Wave United.
Tags: Wave United, Tozer, soccer, Rampage, Takawira

Sports - May 16, 2003
A new era in area soccer begins
The Wave United makes its debut this weekend, with the promise of ushering in a new era in area soccer. Read about it, the renaming of Miller Park to Wrigley Field North and other sports in The State Sports Buzz.
Tags: Wave, Rampage, soccer, Bucks, Brewers

Sports - Jan. 24, 2003
Can Milwaukee afford its pro sports teams?
Milwaukee ranked sixth among "over extended" pro sports markets in America, according to a recent study. Read about it, a No. 1 rating for the Packers' franchise in another study, and other local sports, in The Milwaukee Sports Buzz.
Tags: Bucks, Brewers, Wave, Rampage, Admirals, ESPN, Badgers

Sports - July 26, 2002
Packers host biggest training camp ever
In a state where other major league pro teams have provided nothing but bad news, the opening of Packers' training camp is bigger than ever. But, you have to be a true fan to dig watching the early workouts. Read about it, the International Cycling Classic and other sports in the final Milwaukee Sports Buzz until after baseball season.
Tags: Packers, Bucks, brewers, rampage, wave, Green Bay, Downer, bikes