Wisconsin speller advances in national bee May 29, 2025 May 29, 2025 Updated May 31, 2025 Big Foot Homecoming Game Highlights Highlights from Badger’s 5-1 victory over Burlington State Journal columnist Jim Polzin reacts to the Green Bay Packers' 35-14 loss to the Atlanta Falcons Watch now: Dragon Days Fantasy Festival welcome An underwater look at a 1,000-year-old dugout canoe Sal Frelick discusses what's fun about the Brewers' style of play Walk to End Alzheimer's draws more than 1,000 participants and raises nearly $1 million China: Robot repair jobs in demand in south China's tech hub. CNN rolls the tape after Trump flips sentiment on mail and early voting Iran War WRECKS 81 U.S. Aircraft Worth $3.3 Billion, Dealing A Devastating Blow To Air Power Watch now: An Oscar Mayer Wienermobile vehicle makes a stop in Lake Geneva Aaron Ashby on Robert Gasser's Game 4 start and getting a road win Watch now: Walk through Dragon Days Fantasy Festival at Library Park Wisconsin: Kills from Week of Sept. 27, 2026 DL Hall on how the Brewers’ relievers ‘just pick each other up’ Why are CBS shows always delayed on Sundays? US troops leave Iraq after more than two decades of military involvement What's open, closed on Columbus Day 2026? Banks, mail, schools, stock market A peek inside Maurer's Urban Market in Madison Wisconsin men’s basketball players highlight their favorite offseason memories Prefer us on Google Learn More Ethan Robert will compete in the semifinals Locations Madison As featured on One letter keeps Wisconsin speller from national bee finals In the third round of the quarterfinals, Ethan Robert was given a word he did not know but managed to spell it correctly. After 100 years, the national bee isn't really about spelling The Scripps National Spelling Bee turns 100 this year, and it's still evolving. Kelly Lecker: It takes a team to support young spellers After 13-year-old Faizan Zaki spelled the word that would make him the 2025 Scripps National Spelling Bee champion, he collapsed to the floor. Latest video Middleton's Nora Kuhl tees off on No. 8 Addison Roesch tees off on hole No. 18 Madison Edgewood's Olive Jaeger hits from just off the fairway Kinziger: "It's going to be a really cool experience" Wisconsin men's basketball short roll drill Wisconsin men's basketball pick and roll drill Mallegni: "More confident in the skills that I have" Steele: "You have to be here to see it" Latest video Middleton's Nora Kuhl tees off on No. 8 Addison Roesch tees off on hole No. 18 Madison Edgewood's Olive Jaeger hits from just off the fairway Kinziger: "It's going to be a really cool experience" Wisconsin men's basketball short roll drill Wisconsin men's basketball pick and roll drill Mallegni: "More confident in the skills that I have" Steele: "You have to be here to see it" Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save
State Journal columnist Jim Polzin reacts to the Green Bay Packers' 35-14 loss to the Atlanta Falcons
One letter keeps Wisconsin speller from national bee finals In the third round of the quarterfinals, Ethan Robert was given a word he did not know but managed to spell it correctly.
After 100 years, the national bee isn't really about spelling The Scripps National Spelling Bee turns 100 this year, and it's still evolving.
Kelly Lecker: It takes a team to support young spellers After 13-year-old Faizan Zaki spelled the word that would make him the 2025 Scripps National Spelling Bee champion, he collapsed to the floor.
