Club Sports

The student club team is one of the oldest programs on campus, leading to a tight-knit group of alumni and current competitors.

It’s a quirky sport, but one that has a strong pull. Michigan State’s club team has been a successful mainstay, and is coming back after the pandemic.

Baja racing means high-stress driving and a lot of fun. MSU students design, build and race their own car, and learn a lot along the way.

The sport of fencing is known globally, but was a new experience for a WKAR Current Sports journalist. Time to see what it’s like to compete against other Spartans.

This was the big moment of the fall for the Spartans, training hard for weeks for the one meet on home waters: the Head of the Grand Regatta

Crew, also known as rowing, is the oldest intercollegiate sport in America. For many Michigan State students, it is a new and fun discovery.

The team had to overcome some big hurdles, from switching conferences to roster changes because of the COVID interruption.

It is a popular co-ed student program at MSU, drawing students for fun, competitiveness and strategy.

There are a lot of club sports and that is causing serious accessibility issues for facilities and times to practice and play. The space and financial crunch is pushing many clubs off campus.

Skaters start young, learning to skate at their hometown rinks. And sometimes, those skaters grow up to be some of the best in the world.