MSU women’s basketball shuts down Depaul, starts 9-0 for first time in program history
Following an 89-61 win over DePaul on Sunday, the Spartans started the season 9-0 for the first time in program history.
Following an 89-61 win over DePaul on Sunday, the Spartans started the season 9-0 for the first time in program history.
The two-game stretch showed a lot about this year's Spartans. Here's three takeaways that stood out.
Though it was MSU's third time reaching the century scoring mark this season, most of the game was defined by its effort on the other end of the floor.
In what was the sloppiest game of MSU women's basketball's short season so far, early frustration helped the Spartans begin to figure out who they are as a team.
In what was a blowout from start to finish, MSU rolled past the Yale Bulldogs 100-44. The game was filled with aggressive Spartan effort on both side of the floor, particularly junior forward Grace VanSlooten's scoring in the paint.
The Spartans had command of their season opening game in its entirety, never once allowing the Golden Grizzlies to take a lead and cruising to a 107-42 win.
The real challenge for MSU women's basketball begins against in-state foe Oakland. After establishing a winning culture in her first season, head coach Robyn Fralick knows the program can reach a different level.
In MSU women’s basketball's 101-40 exhibition win over Wayne State University Monday night, new additions to the team made their presence felt.
The annual Michigan State Madness event introducing the men's and women's basketball teams returned to Breslin Center Friday night.
The 2024-25 Michigan State men’s and women’s basketball teams announced their conference schedules Thursday, completing their full schedule for the upcoming season.
In Head Coach Robyn Fralick's first year, MSU women's basketball reached the NCAA tournament for the first time since 2021. Can the Spartans achieve more this winter?
Theryn Hallock's competitive fire comes from her family. Having a father and two older brothers as Spartan football alumni only adds to her drive for success.
The Michigan State women’s basketball team, making its first appearance in the NCAA Tournament since 2021, began March Madness with a battle against a University of North Carolina team in its fourth straight tournament appearance. Giving a fight until the very end, the Spartans came up just short and were ultimately defeated 59-56 in the first round of the tournament, sending head coach Robyn Fralick and the rest of the Spartans home to East Lansing.
The Spartans dominated on both sides of the ball in their matchup as they took down the Redhawks with a final score of 89-44.
MSU will take on the University of Evansville in its fourth and final game at the Breslin Center before they hit the road for the first time of the season. The Spartans and the Aces have a short history with each other only playing once before. The Spartans have control of the only win of that series after defeating the Aces 73-53 in their previous meeting.
After a successful undefeated start to the season for the Spartan women's basketball team, the team took yet another win at the Breslin Center under the helm of head coach Robyn Fralick with a final score of 105-44 leaving them 3-0 going into their fourth game of the season.
There has long been discourse surrounding how female collegiate athletes are treated compared to their male counterparts. Some students believe there is still a long way to go to make the NCAA more equitable for women.
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The pregame energy was different Saturday afternoon—understandably so—the Spartan community is going through something that no one should ever have to go through, but when the ball was tipped, Michigan State was ready to play.
"There's no words that are going to just make everything good again, it's going to take time." Interim Head Women's Basketball Coach Dean Lockwood and the rest of the team are scheduled to return to the court Saturday at 3 p.m. against Maryland.