With every point crucial in the final stretch of the season, Michigan State University hockey sought a win to bolster its Big Ten standing.
In what feels like a flash, Michigan State hockey is approaching its final home weekend of the regular season, chasing back-to-back Big Ten regular-season titles
A bye week doesn’t mean much when the final stretch of the NCAA ice hockey regular season is underway — especially for Michigan State University.
A Muskox belongs to the Bovidae family, traveling in herds and guided by a fearless leader at the front.
Michigan State University hockey doesn’t operate with a traditional first-through-fourth offensive line system. Instead, depth and skill come from all 12 forwards in unique ways.
The home of the Detroit Red Wings transformed into the battleground for Michigan State University hockey and University of Michigan in a rivalry showdown that has lasted for decades.
MSU racked up 23 penalty minutes in the first period alone. Entering a heated matchup, the Spartans knew discipline would be key, but emotions quickly boiled over.
Every point counts in the final weeks of the regular season.
The Wolverines and Spartans close out their regular-season series with a rivalry-packed weekend. MSU hosts game one at Munn Ice Arena before the teams head to Little Caesars Arena for the Duel in the D, where the Iron D Trophy will be on the line.
Though the Spartans split on the road over the No. 11 Buckeyes, the team remained at second in the country in the USCHO polls behind the Boston College Eagles.
For the 12th time in 13 weeks of Big Ten play, the No. 2 Michigan State hockey team earned a Big Ten Star of the Week honor.
Michigan State University hockey will face Ohio State in a crucial Big Ten series without captain Red Savage, who is out for the season, as the team relies on its depth and leadership to push forward.
For the first time since the 1972-73 season, Michigan State hockey completed its most successful series against the Minnesota Golden Gophers, finishing 2-0-2 and securing 10 of 12 possible points.
Holding a four-point lead over the Minnesota Golden Gophers in the Big Ten standings, Michigan State University hockey aimed to complete a series sweep and extend their lead to seven points.
For the first time in program history, Michigan State University hockey scored nine goals in a single game against the Minnesota Golden Gophers.
From the puck drop, Michigan State University hockey dominated the Minnesota Golden Gophers, winning 9-3 to take a four-point lead in the Big Ten standings.
The No. 2 Michigan State University hockey team sits at the top of the conference, just one point ahead of the Minnesota Golden Gophers. This weekend, the Spartans have an opportunity to turn that one point advantage into a seven point lead.
After a split weekend with Michigan, the Michigan State University hockey team earned one point in an overtime loss on night one before bouncing back with a statement 4-1 win on Saturday. The Spartans remain prominent in national polls and earned a spot in the Big Ten Stars of the Week.
From the start, the Michigan State University hockey team was ready to dominate night two of its rivalry matchup against Michigan. They delivered, earning a commanding 4-1 victory over their in-state rivals.
After an overtime loss in Ann Arbor in game one, Michigan State University hockey returned to East Lansing and secured a dominant 4-1 win over the Wolverines at Munn Ice Arena.