MSU women's soccer suffers first loss of the year behind a struggling offense.
DeWitt-native Danielle Stephan set up two goals and the Spartans got their first win of the season.
MSU women's soccer opens the season Feb. 20.
With 462 days between their last game and their next, MSU women's soccer has spent lots of time training for their long-awaited season.
The Spartans prepare for a matchup with in-state rival Michigan this Saturday.
The Spartans were no match for the Iowa Hawkeyes on Sunday.
The Spartans overcame Purdue to earn their first conference win.
Rutgers spoiled Michigan State women's soccer senior night Thursday, beating the Spartans 1-0.
The dreary conditions on the field at DeMartin Soccer Stadium Sunday afternoon mirrored the Spartans’ pace-of-play, as Michigan State womens’ soccer fell to Ohio State 1-0.
The women’s soccer team (5-3-3, 0-2-2 in Big Ten) faced the university of Wisconsin at DeMartin Stadium Sunday afternoon to close out its two-game homestand, and lost, 2-1.
Women's soccer was unable to penetrate Minnesota's defense, as the Spartans' match against the Golden Golphers resulted in a tie, 0-0, after two extra periods.
After having its best start to a season in five years, the women's soccer team finally dropped a game to Colorado on Sunday. Despite the defeat, the Spartans are showing tremendous growth from last season.
MSU women's soccer's (5-1-1) unblemished campaign took a hit at the hands of Colorado on Sunday afternoon at DeMartin Stadium, losing to Colorado (6-0-1), 3-0.
Women’s soccer (5-0-1) defeated Oakland (0-6) on Thursday night, 2-0, at DeMartin Stadium.
