With only five games left in the regular season for MSU women’s basketball, the Spartans took the court to face nationally ranked No. 2 University of Maryland.
The accolades keep on adding for senior guard Tori Jankoska, as Jankoska was one of 10 players added to the Wade Watch list on Monday afternoon by the Women's Women’s Basketball Coaches Association (WBCA), according to a press release.
It’s been a wild ride for graduate student forward Taya Reimer. The Fishers, Ind. native transferred to MSU women’s basketball (16-7, 6-4 Big Ten) before the season started, leaving a nationally competitive University of Notre Dame.
On a symbolic day honoring National Girls and Women in Sports Day, MSU women's basketball (16-7, 6-4 Big Ten) welcomed the 6,438 fans with a sight all too familiar — senior guard Tori Jankoska hoisting a 3-point field goal.
MSU women’s basketball, 15-7, 5-4 Big Ten, played University of Minnesota, 11-11, 2-7 Big Ten, on the road. The Spartans started off strong in the first quarter, but at the end of the first half Minnesota tied things up. Under interim head coach Amaka Agugua the Spartans clinched their second straight win in a row.
MSU women’s basketball broke its three game losing streak with the win against the University of Wisconsin, 81-57.
MSU women’s basketball recently announced through a press release that the team will join the men’s program to play in the PK80 Invitational. Along with the Spartans, Oregon women’s basketball will be hosting the University of Connecticut and the University of Oklahoma at the Matthew Knight Arena on Nov. 25 next season.
On a foggy Saturday afternoon, MSU Women’s Basketball laced up to play Big Ten opponent, University of Purdue for the second time this season.
MSU Women’s Basketball traveled to Illinois to play Northwestern University for the second time this season on Jan.
MSU women's basketball head coach Suzy Merchant will take a medical leave of absence from her duties with the Spartans, according to a press release from MSU athletic communications Tuesday afternoon.
After two McDonald's All-Americans last year in guard Joshua Langford and forward Miles Bridges, the MSU men's basketball team
MSU Women's Basketball signee Sidney Cook has been selected as a nominee for the 16th All-American McDonald's game.
On a raining Tuesday night, senior Tori Jankoska took it upon herself to rain down some buckets against Ohio State University.
Tuesday was a night filled with victory for MSU Women’s Basketball as senior guard Tori Jankoska became the program's new all-time leading scorer and the team defeated Ohio State University, 94-75.
With the season in full motion, the starting lineup is slowly but surely looking permanent with two freshman currently on the starting five. One of those freshman being the redshirt forward, Victoria ‘Coco’ Gaines who has been showing that she’s more than an asset when on the court.
After collapsing in the MSU women’s basketball matchup against Illinois, MSU head coach Suzy Merchant was on the bench for the first time Saturday night as the Spartans defeated the Nebraska Cornhuskers, 84-71.
During the MSU Women's Basketball game against the University of Illinois, Head Coach Suzy Merchant fainted on the sideline early in the 4th quarter.
After nine days without playing, the MSU women’s basketball team went out on the court and defeated Northeastern University, 78-44.
Sitting on the bench for under a minute against Oakland University, Tori Jankoska wasn't pleased.
The MSU women’s basketball team went on the road Tuesday to play Quinnipiac University in Hamden, Connecticut. With a commanding win over Quinnipiac, the Spartans bring their season record to 8-2 overall. It was an all-around effort from the Spartans as senior captain and guard Tori Jankoska led the team with a double-double of 18 points and 12 rebounds.