Michigan State women's soccer has been named No. 1 in the nation, led by Big Ten Offensive Player of the Week, senior midfielder Kayla Briggs.
No. 5 Michigan State women's soccer beat No. 16 UCLA 1-0 to continue their flying start to the Big Ten season.
No. 5 MSU women's soccer beat USC 5-0 in a convincing victory that showcased the Spartans' lethal attack.
The No. 3 Spartans beat No. 12 Colorado in a slick, end-to-end match Sunday at DeMartin Stadium, reaffirming their place as one of the nation's top teams.
No. 3 MSU women's soccer was held to a scoreless draw by Eastern Michigan. Despite early-season expectations, the Spartans were unable to find an answer to the Eagles' resolute defense.
Noelle Henning, a sophomore goalkeeper for the Michigan State women’s soccer team, has been named to Canada’s roster for the 2026 FIFA U20 Women’s World Cup, announced by Canada Soccer yesterday.
MSU women's soccer head coach Jeff Hosler agreed to a five-year contract extension Tuesday morning.
MSU women's soccer defeated GVSU 5-1 to win the Michigan Spring Cup, capping off the perfect spring season. With four wins from four, the Spartans look ready to meet the high expectations set for next fall.
Recent MSU women's soccer grad Maggie Illig signed with USL Super League team Sporting Club Jacksonville.
Jeff Hosler announced MSU women's soccer's highest-ranked recruiting class in program history. Alongside eight freshmen, three transfer students join the Spartans.
MSU women's soccer closed out its season ranked at No.7, the highest in program history, in a season filled with firsts and almosts.
Junior forward Kennedy Bell and junior midfielder Kayla Briggs were named Second Team All-American and senior defender Maggie Illig was named Third Team. The Spartans' three selections is the most in program history.
MSU women's club soccer won the national championship in a journey filled with hard work and hard sacrifices, along with connections and triumphs that make it so special to the team.
Senior Maggie Illig and juniors Kennedy Bell, Kayla Briggs and Emerson Sargeant were selected as All-Region picks, alongside six players earning CSC All-Academic selections.
