Club programs at MSU are not funded by the university, meaning teams like softball need to figure out fundraising and member dues to play.

The student-run club prides itself on inclusion and excellence over the past century, teaching new fencers the sport and helping experienced competitors grow.

Hosler, one of the top women’s soccer coaches in college, wants to build an atmosphere of community and toughness on his teams.

The Valorant team, one of the most popular esports for competition, is being guided by an experienced pro player in Brendan Jensen.

When the mall grows quiet from its day of shopping, the space transforms into a vibrant host for fights.

Dressage asks a lot of horse and rider, as the two athletes need to team up to perform dance-like routines for judges and audiences. It’s challenging, but MSU’s student riders love the chance to improve their horsemanship.

Crowe, who hopes to be a freshman cadet at West Point in the fall, drives for success in many fronts in sports.

For a group of MSU students, playing varsity volleyball in college was not appealing. But having a club option with fewer strings works really well for them to continue playing.

The Highlanders just finished another strong season, contending for the top in Michigan prep hockey.

The MSU Rodeo Club is passionate about the sport and culture, working hard to bring the unique world to East Lansing.