2 MSU hockey alumni set to compete in 2026 Winter Olympics
Two Michigan State hockey alumni, former forwards Wojciech Stachowiak and Dustin Gazley, will compete in the 2026 Winter Olympics.
Two Michigan State hockey alumni, former forwards Wojciech Stachowiak and Dustin Gazley, will compete in the 2026 Winter Olympics.
MSU wrestling took on No.8 Iowa at a packed Jenison Fieldhouse unable to build on their previosu victory over Northwestern as they lost the dual 40-6. Iowa had a incredible 6 of their 9 wins at the dual coming from technical fall.
Michigan State basketball needed a bounce back victory to end its recent slump. On Saturday night against No. 5 Illinois, the Spartans got this, aided by two freshmen players that made the difference between victory and defeat.
MSU fought from behind most of the night, but capitalized when needed to top No. 5 Illinois 85-82.
After dropping the series opener 4-3 in overtime, No. 2 Michigan State hockey faced No. 1 Michigan at Little Caesar’s Arena for their annual Duel in the D contest. The Spartans took an early lead that they built upon throughout the night. Despite giving up a couple goals, MSU's defense earned it a 5-2 victory. With the win, the Spartans take first place in the Big Ten standings, leading Michigan by just one point. The rivalry win was necessary for the Spartans to have a shot at regular-season conference champs.
Jase Richardson will be competing in this year's NBA Dunk Contest, following his father, who won the contest twice.
After dropping the doubles point, Michigan State women’s tennis surged in singles to defeat Xavier 4–2 in conference action. The win marks the Spartans’ third straight victory this season.
No. 2 Michigan State hockey visited No. 1 Michigan for the first round of a two-game series. Despite a 3-1 lead entering the final intermission, the Spartans gave up two third-period goals, forcing extra hockey. MSU fell 4-3 in overtime after taking a costly penalty.
Tom Izzo said he's still grappling with whether or not to punish his star point guard after a week of scrutiny
MSU's Divine Ugochukwu will undergo season-ending foot surgery next week and will be out for the remainder of the season, head coach Tom Izzo said.
Michigan State endured a turbulent week across multiple sports, highlighted by back-to-back men’s basketball losses, statement rivalry wins in hockey and gymnastics, and continued consistency from several programs. While the Spartans struggled to close games on the hardwood, MSU hockey swept Penn State, women’s gymnastics secured a historic top-15 rivalry victory, and wrestling snapped its Big Ten skid at home. With top-10 matchups, rivalry clashes and multiple seasons just getting underway, Michigan State now looks ahead to a pivotal stretch across the athletic department.
No. 2 Michigan State hockey will face off against No. 1 Michigan this weekend, opening the two-game series at Yost Ice Arena before concluding it at Little Caesar’s Arena for their annual Duel in the D contest. The series will impact who wins the Big Ten regular-season title. Getting to the inside offensively will be key to the Spartans' success.
Super Bowl 60 is nearly here and Spartan fans will be watching two former MSU football stars, Kenneth Walker III and Bryce Baringer take the biggest stage in the sport this weekend.
The MSU Water Ski club's focus on bonding gives them a unique edge
The Michigan Corgi Club and 12 of its member dogs will race across the Breslin Center court in the second annual race.
Michigan State basketball is in a slump; a rough stretch of games, as head coach Tom Izzo calls it. Following its 76-73 loss to Minnesota, the Spartans look to get back on track as they face off against a hot Illinois team on Saturday.
Michigan State’s turnover-forcing identity disappeared Wednesday night, as the Spartans committed a season-high 20 turnovers in an 86-70 loss to No. 22 Maryland at the Breslin Center. Sloppy play and second-quarter struggles allowed the Terrapins to seize control, handing MSU its first back-to-back losses of the season.
The Lansing Sports Commission hosted its second annual FIERCE Women in Sports event to celebrate National Women and Girls in Sports Day. MSU Volleyball head coach Kristen Kelsay and Grand Rapids Rise head coach Cathy George were among the speakers.
Michigan State women’s basketball faces another critical test in February as the Spartans welcome No. 22 Maryland to the Breslin Center. With four ranked matchups this month, MSU continues a stretch that could define its standing in the Big Ten race. Maryland enters on a four-game losing streak but remains dangerous behind breakout guard Oluchi Okananwa and sharpshooter Yarden Garzon. The matchup also carries personal significance for senior guard Jalyn Brown, a Baltimore native, as the Spartans look to bounce back from a narrow overtime loss to Michigan.
Michigan State hockey’s senior center Charlie Stramel was named Big Ten First Star, following No. 2 MSU’s sweep of then-No.5 Penn State last weekend.