MSU didn’t dominate its tournament opener. But whenever the game demanded a response, the Spartans had one.
The Big Ten Men's Ice Hockey Tournament semifinals are set, with Michigan State facing Notre Dame and Ohio State taking on Penn State on March 16. With a conference title and NCAA Tournament positioning on the line, each team will look to capitalize on its strengths to secure a spot in the championship game.
Michigan State University men’s basketball advances.
The event, sponsored by Indy Spartans, was a crafty way to get alumni and “adopted alumni,” people tied to Spartan alumni, riled up for MSU’s weekend prospects in Indianapolis.
The most decorated netminder in USA IIHF history, Trey Augustine, continues to build his legacy.
For the first time since 2019, No. 1 seed Michigan State University basketball (26-5, 17-3 Big Ten) enters the Big Ten Tournament at the top of the bracket — the same year Cassius Winston led the Spartans past Michigan in the finals.
Coming off back-to-back wins over Washington and Oregon, Michigan State University men's tennis faced its toughest challenge yet — No. 10 Arizona.
MSU allowed nine runs in the fifth, fueling Michigan to an 11-7 win.
Four Spartans earned finalist honors: junior forward Isaac Howard, sophomore goaltender Trey Augustine, junior defenseman Matt Basgall and head coach Adam Nightingale.
There are many perspectives to a college hockey game: the players, the teams, the game itself. Then there are the fans, and I believe MSU hockey has the best of the best. Fans like student section ticket holder Addison Swanson, MSU alumni Darby Lexcen and Michigander George Schrink all love to witness the electrifying atmosphere that Munn Ice Arena brings.
In his 30th season leading the Spartans, Tom Izzo claimed his fourth Big Ten Coach of the Year award.
To most, she’s just “that lady” on the jumbotron — cheering, clapping and rallying the Breslin to life. But to the students she’s taught, the educators she’s mentored and the people she’s inspired, Jan Alleman is far more.
In the end, Jaden Akins left MSU a champion through four years of evolving roles, setbacks and adjustments.
Michigan State University men’s basketball freshman guard Jase Richardson earned his third straight Big Ten Freshman of the Week honor.
As March unfolds, Michigan State athletics showcases impressive performances across various sports, highlighted by a pivotal basketball victory over rivals Michigan, while teams prepare for critical postseason competitions.
In just his third season as head coach, Adam Nightingale has led the Michigan State University hockey team to a 24-6-4 record, solidifying the Spartans as a top-four team in the nation throughout the 2024-2025 season.
Guard Jaden Akins, forward Frankie Fidler and center Szymon Zapala played their final regular season games as Michigan State University men's basketball players on Sunday at the Breslin Center.
A championship was already secured, and MSU ensured its final act at Breslin Center was a resounding one, overwhelming Michigan from the start and never looking back.
Following a suspenseful regular season finale, the MSU women's basketball team spent time to honor four seniors, each with their own story and impact to the program.
Michigan State University baseball head coach Jake Boss Jr. secured his 450th career win at MSU with a dramatic 3-2 walk-off victory over Cornell, courtesy of Randy Seymour. Later that day, Boss added another milestone win as the Spartans defeated UAB 5-2, sweeping Friday’s doubleheader.