Spartans begin quest to defend Big Ten Tournament title Thurs.
The MSU men’s soccer team’s journey to defend its Big Ten Tournament title begins Thursday.
The MSU men’s soccer team’s journey to defend its Big Ten Tournament title begins Thursday.
The defending Big Ten Tournament champion MSU men’s soccer team will attempt to defend its tournament title starting Thursday.
The MSU men’s soccer team is going to have its hands full tonight against No. 1 Akron. The Spartans’ five-game unbeaten streak is on the line as the team travels to undefeated Akron (15-0-0), a team MSU head coach Damon Rensing called “the best team we will play all season.”
The MSU men’s soccer team finally is starting to click.
For the second straight game, sophomore midfielder Cyrus Saydee was the hero of the MSU men’s soccer team.
Avery Steinlage could have excelled at any sport. With a vertical jump of more than 30 inches, the 6-foot-2, 205-pound Steinlage has the ups of a forward in basketball.
The Big Bear Trophy sits comfortably in the trophy case inside the MSU men’s soccer team’s locker room.
It was a tale of two halves for the MSU men’s soccer team Wednesday. The Spartans played the first half without a sense of urgency, but came out of the gates flying in the second half, scoring both goals within the first six minutes en route to a 2-1 victory over Bowling Green at DeMartin Stadium at Old College Field.
For the first time in the history of the MSU men’s soccer program, the Spartans defeated Indiana on Sunday in Bloomington, Ind., winning by a score of 1-0 in double overtime.
The MSU men’s soccer team is halfway through its conference schedule and still hasn’t been able to get in the win column. But the team has been extremely close.
The players on the MSU men’s soccer team have a hard time believing they are winless in the Big Ten.
In every game the MSU men’s soccer team has played, the team that has scored the first goal has gone on to win.
For the first time in 21 years, the MSU men’s soccer team has lost its first two Big Ten games of the season.
The MSU men’s soccer team came out flying in the first half of its midweek nonconference match against Valparaiso on Wednesday at DeMartin Stadium at Old College Field, scoring two goals within 11 minutes and completely controlling possession.
The MSU men’s soccer team had three rallying calls entering this season.
Despite last season’s successes, none of the players on the No. 22 MSU men’s soccer team ever have beaten Ohio State.
Tim Granaderos rolled the dice when he decided to come to MSU. After losing interest in soccer during his early high school years and almost quitting the game altogether, Granaderos didn’t receive any scholarship offers from Division I colleges.
The No. 17 MSU men’s soccer team is on a roll. After easily winning both games in this weekend’s Michigan Invitational in Ann Arbor, the Spartans are prepping for a road trip to California for their last two nonconference games before kicking off the Big Ten schedule against Ohio State on Sept. 27 at DeMartin Stadium at Old College Field.
Junior goalkeeper Avery Steinlage could have lain down and taken a nap, jumped online to talk to friends or caught up on homework in the first half of the Spartans’ 4-0 victory against Wright State on Sunday.
The No. 20 MSU men’s soccer team was looking for revenge when they traveled to No. 10 Illinois-Chicago on Sunday.