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Following a road sweep of Notre Dame, No. 1 Michigan State hockey will host No. 7 Wisconsin in East Lansing. The games are set for Friday Nov. 21 at 8:30 p.m. EST and Saturday Nov. 22 at 7:00 p.m. EST on Big Ten Plus.
Men’s Basketball
Over the weekend, No. 1 Michigan State hockey swept Notre Dame, defeating the Fighting Irish 4-1 on Friday night and 3-1 on Saturday night to remain undefeated in conference play. The pair of wins earned the Spartans two Big Ten Stars of the Week — junior netminder Trey Augustine and freshman forward Porter Martone.
The Spartans found a way to win on the road.
Before the team even left the locker room, it had fans waiting for them. A Munnsters’ shirt, former forward Karsen Dorwart jersey and Spartan green flag stood closest to the glass.
Men’s Basketball
The Spartans are back on the road.
Throughout each matchup the Spartans have emphasized getting to their game quicker, and tonight they did just that.
When football games are remembered, they’re remembered for being program defining.
Michigan State women’s soccer opened Big Ten play earning a draw against Rutgers. The Spartans put an end to their short-lived goalscoring woes but still could not manage to scrape out a win, finishing the match 1-1.
Losing back-to-back games and conceding eight goals within two matches is not a position Michigan State women’s soccer is used to being in. After falling 3-0 to No. 5 Notre Dame last Thursday and 5-2 to Xavier last Sunday, the Spartans are looking to start Big Ten play with a clean slate.
Michigan State forward Shelby Vaughn (20) dribbles past Notre Dame defense at DeMartin Soccer Complex in East Lansing, Michigan on Sept. 4, 2025.
Michigan State junior midfield Kayla Briggs (9) pushes the ball upfield against Notre Dame at DeMartin Stadium in East Lansing, Michigan on Sept. 4, 2025.
No. 5 Notre Dame women's soccer proved too strong for an impressive Michigan State side, as the Fighting Irish dismantled the Spartans 3–0, snapping their home unbeaten streak. While the scoreline does little to reflect the balance of play, it was Notre Dame who capitalized on their opportunities, leaving Michigan State to rue their missed ones.
Looking to bounce back from a 5-2 loss at Xavier on Sunday, the Michigan State women’s soccer team is preparing for a big match up against No. 5 Notre Dame at DeMartin Stadium on Thursday at 7 p.m.
JT Sokolove, MSU baseball’s center fielder, finished his final season of collegiate ball this spring, and this summer, his road to the show is taking a turn with a chance at making a Banana Ball roster.
Mark Dantonio will be inducted into yet another hall of fame class after MSU announced its class of 2025 inductees.
Isaac Howard was MSU hockey’s golden player throughout the entire 2024-25 season. The junior forward collected pre-season First Team All-Big Ten honors, 26 goals and 26 assists in games played, a number of game clinching goals – including the overtime winner in the Big Ten tournament – and overall was a vision of what the team meant.
Michigan State University capped a busy spring weekend with podium finishes in rowing and golf, event wins in track and field, a walk-off softball victory and an NCAA regional berth in men’s tennis.
The Michigan State University softball team returned home to East Lansing on Tuesday following a 1-2 weekend at Illinois, hosting the Notre Dame Fighting Irish in a midweek matchup. Despite a back-and-forth battle, a strong fourth inning propelled the Irish to a 4-3 win.