SPORTS
Jorgensen shoots 1 over par in NCAA first round
Junior golfer Eric Jorgensen is one over par (72) after the first round of the NCAA Men’s Division I Championship on Wednesday.
SPORTS
Best new diving coach
MSU swimming coach Jim Lutz named Eric Best the new men’s and women’s diving coach on Wednesday.
SPORTS
5 Spartans to compete in U.S. Womens Open qualifier
Women’s golf coach Stacy Slobodnik-Stoll and four women’s golfers have a date set with the U.S.
SPORTS
54 U athletes make Big Ten Academic All-Conference
Fifty-four MSU athletes were named to the spring Big Ten Academic All-Conference Team on Wednesday.
BASKETBALL
Its official: Taylor will not play for U again
Marcus Taylor has no intention of returning to MSU next season.In a press conference Wednesday night, Taylor apologized for misleading Spartan fans and made it clear he intends to be drafted in the 2002 NBA Draft on June 26.“I’ve been working my whole life to get to this point, where I’d be able to put my name in the draft with confidence,” Taylor said.
SPORTS
Womnes golf finishes 19th, Bastel an All-American
Women’s golf finishes 19th, Bastel an All-American The women’s golf team finished in 19th place out of 24 teams at the NCAA Women’s Golf Championships in Auburn, Wash. The Spartans four-day total of 1,202 was highlighted by their final-round score of 289.
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U sends 5 to nationals to represent Spartans
Five MSU track athletes will represent the green and white in an attempt to attain All-America status.The Spartans will begin competition today at the 2002 NCAA Outdoor Championships in Baton Rouge, La.The group is headlined by senior Paul Terek.
SPORTS
Jorgensen begins competition as sole-mens golfer
Jorgensen begins competition as sole men’s golfer Men’s golfer Eric Jorgensen will be MSU’s sole representative at the NCAA Championship, which starts today in Columbus, Ohio.
BASEBALL
Spartan sluggers snubbed by NCAA tourney committee
MSU was eliminated from the Big Ten Tournament on Friday by Minnesota, and the team’s woes continued Monday when it was not selected to go to the NCAA Division I Baseball Championship.
BASEBALL
Spartans fall to top-seeded Gophers
The third day of action at the Big Ten Tournament saw both highs and lows for the MSU baseball team. With one loss already under their belts, the No.
BASEBALL
Spartans survive to advance to doubleheader in Big Ten Tournament
Facing elimination, the MSU baseball team scored in each of the first six innings Thursday, including a seven-run third to extend its season. In a slugfest, the Spartans (37-18) defeated Iowa 13-9 in day two of the Big Ten Tournament at Siebert Field in Minneapolis. MSU manager Ted Mahan said weather, more than bad pitching, contributed to the high scoring affair. “The weather was conducive today,” he said.
VOLLEYBALL
Volleyball adds transfer
The volleyball team added transfer student Sara Villwock to its 2002 roster. Villwock, who appeared in 59 career games for Colorado, transferred to MSU after two years of play for the Buffaloes.
FOOTBALL
Ex-Spartans return to Meridian Mall
Former MSU football players will be signing autographs from noon to 5 p.m. Saturday at Meridian Mall, 1982 W.
SPORTS
Terek ready for nationals
For the second consecutive season, senior Paul Terek captured the title of Big Ten Men’s Track and Field Athlete of the Year.
BASEBALL
Wildcats claw past Spartans
Despite pitching a shutout through seven innings, the MSU baseball team fell 4-2 against Northwestern in the first round of the Big Ten Tournament.Playing at Siebert Field in Minneapolis, the No.
SPORTS
Pagel joins foreign tour
This summer, junior forward Julie Pagel will become the 14th Spartan to participate in the Big Ten Women’s Basketball Foreign Tour. The squad will travel to Belgium and Hollandfrom June 14-24, playing five games.
SPORTS
After extended road trip, Lugnuts prepared for 12-game homestand
After a four-game road series against the Kane County Cougars, the Lansing Lugnuts will return home for 12 consecutive contests. The Lugnuts took two of the first three games of the series from the Cougars before falling 5-4 Tuesday at Elfstrom Stadium in Geneva, Ill.
SPORTS
Golfers tied for 19th
After round one at the NCAA Women’s Golf National Championships on Tuesday, MSU was tied for 19th with a score of 305 - 20 strokes off the pace of tournament-leading Arizona. Sophomore Sarah Martin shot the lowest score of the day for the Spartans with a 2-over par 74, a personal best for the championships and a season-best for 18 holes.
SPORTS
Womens crew earns bid to nationals
The women’s crew team secured a team bid to the 2002 NCAA Women’s Rowing Championships from May 31-June 2 at Eagle Creek Reservoir in Indianapolis. The bid marks the third time in the program’s five-year history as a varsity sport that the entire team will make the trip to nationals.
SPORTS
Olympian hopes to bring attention to asthma
Lansing- Asthma affects more than 14 million Americans, but one Olympian is trying to spread the word that it can be overcome.Two-time tennis Olympic gold medal winner Mary Jo Fernandez, the spokesperson for the Breathe Easier campaign, spoke to local children and their parents about the disease Tuesday afternoon at the Sparrow Professional Building, 1200 E.