No. 9 Michigan State women's soccer is in a good position as they look forward to the Big Ten tournament where they will face Northwestern on Sunday. Additionally, freshman goalkeeper Noelle Henning picks up another weekly award.
With Michigan State football on a five game losing streak, it's searching for changes and answers. In the Spartans 31-20 loss to Michigan, it may have found a change that will lead to answers: defensive coordinator Joe Rossi moving from the coaches booth to the sideline. Against Minnesota this Saturday, Rossi will remain on the MSU sidelines to ignite intensity and know-how in his Spartan defense.
MSU Archery Club is getting ready for their Indoor Archery season as they host tryouts at the Demmer Centre, wanting to welcome new members to join, practice, and compete in a supportive, community-focused environment.
Ahead of the new season, Jaxon Kohler said he'll be embracing his psycho mentality in the paint for his final season at MSU.
MSU hockey player Tommi Männistö earned the Big Ten's First Star of the Week following a five-point weekend performance that contributed to a sweep of the Northern Michigan Wildcats.
The Spartans downed the Huskers with one goal from Emerson Sargeant enough to earn not only the victory, but the No. 2 seed in the Big Ten Tournament. This result caps off a relatively successful regular season for MSU, with another shot at glory in the post-season.
MSU men's soccer continued it's home stand at DeMartin stadium in a special senior day game where they were defeated 2-0 by Kansas City in their final non conference game of the season. Seven seniors were celebrated after the game for everything they have given to the program.
No. 1 MSU hockey swept Northern Michigan 4-0 and 6-2, showing consistent signs of the team's growing identity and room for improvement.
A late, controversial offsides call proved pivotal in Michigan’s 31–20 victory over Michigan State, negating a potential fumble recovery and swinging momentum in the Wolverines’ favor. The ruling not only shifted the scoreboard but also sidelined Spartans’ defensive captain Jordan Hall for the remainder of the quarter. MSU’s struggles with penalties compounded the impact, highlighting self-inflicted mistakes that kept the Spartans from capitalizing on key opportunities. For fans, the loss deepened the rivalry’s drama and left lingering “what-ifs” about what might have been.
Against its ranked rival - the Michigan Wolverines - Michigan State football and its offense couldn't execute, leading to a 31-20 loss.
The Paul Bunyan rivalry returns this Saturday at Spartan Stadium as Michigan State and Michigan go head-to-head in its 118th meeting. The Spartans defense will attempt to limit the Wolverines rushing attack while the Spartans offense looks to win the ground game themselves.
Newly ranked No. 1 Michigan State hockey will face Northern Michigan on Friday, Oct. 24 and Saturday, Oct. 25, looking to continue to grow as a team.
Michigan State football seeks to return the Paul Bunyan Trophy back to East Lansing this Saturday against its more fierce rival in the Michigan Wolverines. To ensure the Spartans hold passion for a passionate game, MSU head coach Jonathan Smith has brought ex-players and alumni into the facility to speak to his team in attempts to spread knowledge and history of what this game means, while also supplying resources and tips on what to expect.
Michigan State looks to snap a near four-year drought against Michigan when the rivals meet Saturday night at Spartan Stadium. With head coach Jonathan Smith seeking his first ranked win and alumni stressing the rivalry’s importance, the Spartans hope to deliver an “unforgettable” performance and bring Paul Bunyan back to East Lansing.
Michigan State women’s soccer overwhelmed Illinois with a five-goal performance, showcasing second-half dominance.The Spartans’ tactical discipline and sharp transitions secured a commanding 5–1 victory on Sunday.
Under Jonathan Smith, Michigan State is supposed to be rebuilding — but the losses have become alarmingly familiar. Over the past two seasons, the Spartans have repeatedly started strong before unraveling in waves of unanswered points, turning competitive moments into blowouts. From ranked opponents like Ohio State and Oregon to unranked foes such as UCLA and Rutgers, the pattern has been the same: defensive lapses, fading urgency, and an offense that eventually disappears. As MSU continues its search for identity in year two, the question isn’t whether it can win — it’s whether it can compete.
No. 3 Michigan State hockey swept No. 1 Boston University, highlighting crucial aspects of the identity that the Spartans are trying to build as a young team.
Against No. 3 Indiana, Michigan State football couldn't handle a Hoosier offense that finished the game scoring on sic of its seven opportunities, playing pivotal in a 38-13 loss.
Michigan State volleyball put up a fight but fell in straight sets to top-ranked Nebraska. Due to ill-timed serves and unforced attack and defense errors, Spartans were not able to recover throughout the three sets.
The Michigan State women's soccer team earned a 2-0 victory over Indiana University in a game that took a lot of tactical consideration. Many players saw the field in an attempt to manage player load, which gave more players creative license and opportunities to score.