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The Michigan State men’s soccer team played the newly-franchised Lansing Ignite professional team for the Capital Cupon April 16, marking the first time the teams have played head-to-head.
The Michigan State men’s soccer team played the Lansing Ignite FC on Tuesday for the inaugural Capital Cup. Lansing Ignite took home the cup with a final score of 4-0 during this exhibition game. The game took place at Cooley Law School Stadium, which is the home of the Lansing Lugnuts as well as the Lansing Ignite.
Michigan State redshirt senior Kenny Goins was selected, along with 64 seniors from across the nation, to play in the Portsmouth Invitational Tournament in Virginia. The tournament will be from April 17 to 20 at the Churchland High School Sports Complex in Portsmouth.
Michigan State will play the Michigan Wolverines on 6 p.m. on April 16 at Secchia Stadium to mark the first rivalry game of the season.
The defense was the factor that decided the Spring Game, and with last season’s bout with injuries, defensive coordinator Mike Tressel played his starters conservatively for the April 13 scrimmage.
In a spring game where all attention was focused on senior quarterback Brian Lewerke’s first live reps since 2018, the offense displayed much more to dissect in its underwhelming 42-26 defeat.
The defense ended up dominating the offense, 42-26 in the Spring Game, but what stood out was the depth of an inexperienced second and third team defense against the first and second team offense.
Amidst the unrest over the prospective neon alternates, MSU played its annual spring game Saturday, as the defense imposed a 42-26 victory over the offense.
Hundreds of kids, ages 7-12, were able to work out with the Spartan players at four different stations, including passing, footwork and defensive drills at the annual kids' clinic.
With the first round of NBA playoffs beginning Saturday night, here is a list of former Spartans to keep an eye on.
On Aug. 31, 2018, I sat in my dorm putting on forest green eyeliner and silver glitter eyeshadow. I went to a tailgate with my friend, before going to my first football game as an MSU student against Utah State.
On Friday, Apr. 12, sophomore forward Sidney Cooks announced that she would not be returning to Michigan State for her junior season.
When Michigan State field hockey player Bailey Higgins learned of her friend’s diagnosis during her first year of college, she returned to her hometown to shave her head and raise money for the St. Baldrick’s Foundation.
Let's make one thing clear: Michigan State basketball overachieved this season.
In addition to drastic on-the-field offensive changes for Michigan State football, the teams' running backs are looking forward to working more with new offensive coordinator Brad Salem.
This year’s Spring Game will have the same setup as the past three; the offensive will square off against the defense to conclude this year’s spring ball.
Just because Cassius Winston or Nick Ward might hire an agent in the coming weeks, it doesn't mean the two standouts are leaving Michigan State.
Currently on a three-win streak, the Spartans (15-22, 3-6 Big Ten) are looking to continue their success as they go into the weekend.
Following a series win over Indiana State last weekend, Michigan State baseball (8-21, 0-5 Big Ten) began a four-game road trip before returning to East Lansing for a nine-game home stand.
Head coach Mark Dantonio isn't worried about Brian Lewerke's health — despite concerns from many the senior quarterback's arm was not fully healed. At practice Tuesday, Dantonio simply said, "his arm's live."