The roster overhaul at Michigan State women's basketball has begun. Nine players out, and now, nine days into the transfer portal window, the Spartans have their first addition.
Twelve years removed from his days as a student-athlete in East Lansing, Max Bullough is back where his story began — and for a program desperate to reclaim its identity, it feels like he never left.
MSU seniors Rachel Reynolds and Giulianna Ruffino set out on a mission when they were freshmen: attend every single sport. Now seniors, they've completed this goal and are ready to graduate, knowing they have given all of their support to the Spartans.
Michigan State hockey has just received two commits out of the transfer portal: future-senior forward Jimmy Clark (from Minnesota) and future-junior goaltender Quentin Sigurdson (from Northeastern).
Michigan State’s freshman forwards Porter Martone, Cayden Lindstrom and Anthony Romani were the three players to arrive from the CHL, and while MSU fell short of the Frozen Four — one that saw almost 20 CHL players, including all four starting goaltenders — the trio was impactful throughout the season. Each played its role in helping MSU to its Big Ten regular-season title.
The Seattle Storm training camp will have multiple Spartans this spring, as Jalyn Brown joins Grace VanSlooten in battling for a roster spot.
Future junior forward Cullen Potter has committed to the Michigan State hockey program for the 2026-27 season, transferring from Arizona State University.
Senior forward Grace VanSlooten capped off a storied collegiate career by hearing her name called in the 2026 WNBA Draft, cementing her legacy as just the ninth Spartan in program history to be drafted to the professional level.
Freshman forward Austin Baker is the fourth Michigan State hockey player to enter the transfer portal, following freshman goaltender Melvin Strahl, sophomore forward Nathan Mackie and senior goaltender Dolan Gilbert.
After a historic season in East Lansing, seniors Grace VanSlooten and Jalyn Brown look to carry their Spartan success to the next level as both enter the WNBA Draft.
Three Michigan State hockey players entered the transfer portal following its opening this morning: freshman goaltender Melvin Strahl, sophomore forward Nathan Mackie and graduate goaltender Dolan Gilbert.
Michigan State women’s tennis defeated Rutgers with strong singles performances before falling to No. 44 Maryland 4-1, with missed opportunities and serving struggles proving as major difficulties as the season nears its close.
Michigan State baseball salvaged a weekend series with a 10-5 win against its rival Michigan. This is the first Spartans win over the Wolverines in almost two years, and the team hopes it will give it momentum going forward.
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.
Michigan State hockey's former goaltender Trey Augustine won the Mike Richter Award, awarded to the top goaltender in college hockey. He also made his professional debut and was named an All-American, along with former forward Porter Martone and senior center Charlie Stramel. Martone has been playing at the NHL level since signing with the Flyers and Stramel is finishing his degree due to injury.
MSU baseball took on rival Michigan at home to open up the weekend series. The Spartans extended their losing streak against their rivals to 7 consecutive games and will hope to snap it in game 2.
Michigan State athletics announced gymnastics head coach Mike Rowe's contract has been extended through 2029. The three-year extension reflects the trust Rowe earned through his consistent high standards over his nine years in charge.
Michigan State men's basketball's Jeremy Fears Jr. announced he will be declaring for the NBA draft while maintaining his two years of college eligibility.
Michigan State enters the 2026 season with a crowded running back room aimed at restoring the physical identity that once defined Spartan football. Led by Cam Edwards, the group blends experience and depth as it looks to reestablish a dominant ground attack.
