The 2018 NCAA Division I Men's Soccer tournament bracket was released Monday, and the Michigan State men’s soccer team will make an appearance in the field for the 20th time in program history.
The twelfth-ranked Michigan State men’s soccer team has just one more game left on its schedule, against the second-ranked Hoosiers, before heading to Indianapolis for the Big Ten tournament in November. But there is one thing the Spartans need to work on before they head into postseason play.
The energy of a rivalry matchup filled the brisk East Lansing air as No. 12 Michigan State soccer tied with University of Michigan Tuesday night at DeMartin Soccer Stadium.
No. 13 Michigan State men's soccer (10-2-3, 4-1-1 Big Ten) completes its regular season home schedule in a top-25 clash against No. 18 Michigan (9-4-1, 3-2-1 Big Ten) Tuesday at DeMartin Soccer Stadium
The Spartans were held to a 0-0 double-overtime draw against the Wildcats on a nippy Senior Night at DeMartin Soccer Stadium Friday.
Rutgers spoiled Michigan State women's soccer senior night Thursday, beating the Spartans 1-0.
Eighth-ranked Michigan State Soccer, which sits at 10-2-2 (4-1-0 Big Ten), is set to continue conference play against Northwestern (4-7-4, 0-4-2 Big Ten) at 7 p.m. Friday night at DeMartin Soccer Stadium.
The No. 8 Michigan State men’s soccer team (9-2-2, 3-1 in Big Ten) returned to action Tuesday night, fresh off a 2-0 win at Maryland. However, the Spartans would not be as fortunate on their home turf, as they suffered a 2-1 loss to Akron (5-4-2).
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 fifth-ranked men's soccer team (8-1-2, 2-1 in Big Ten) was handed its first loss of the season at the hands of Wisconsin (5-4-1, 2-1) by a score of 1-0 in overtime.
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.
The fifth-ranked Michigan State men’s soccer (7-0-2, 1-0 in Big Ten) team started off Big Ten play on a high note in what ended up being a gusty Friday evening at a packed DeMartin Soccer Stadium. The Spartans were able to fend off a late push by Rutgers.
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.
The Spartans finished off non-conference play in grand fashion, topping No. 8 Notre Dame, 1-0, Monday evening in South Bend. MSU has fared well in non-conference play thus far, as they have remained undefeated through eight games. They now look to carry that success over to Big Ten competition, starting with the Rutgers Scarlet Knights Friday at DeMartin Stadium.
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.
Most college freshmen are getting their first taste of what it’s like being away from their parents. Michigan State men's soccer forward Farai Mutatu is more than familiar with the feeling.
Michigan State men’s soccer (5-0-1) continued its strong start to the season, defeating Oakland University (3-2-1) by a score of 4-2 Monday night at DeMartin Stadium.
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.
The Michigan State men’s soccer team has begun the season on a positive note, notching three wins and a draw over the first three competitive matches, all at DeMartin Stadium.