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Patel, a native of India, survived COVID and moving across the world multiple times. He now calls East Lansing, and MSU home, thanks to relationships forged through Intramural Sports.
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Students who choose to play club lacrosse need to pay their own way, handle school and play, but the members come back year after year because of the team bond.
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Rawlins, who stands 5-1, is making a name for herself at bodybuilding competitions.
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Constandt has been interwoven with hockey, football, basketball and baseball, serving as an official, a scorer, and help for the coaches and media.
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The Spartans were one of the stronger club teams in college soccer for nearly 12 years, but lost the momentum when COVID hit.
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The Highlanders just finished another strong season, contending for the top in Michigan prep hockey.
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The MSU Rodeo Club is passionate about the sport and culture, working hard to bring the unique world to East Lansing.
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Ziouras, who boxes out of Crown Boxing, is learning the fight game and discovering a lot about himself.
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Michigan State’ s team of grass nerds doesn’t wear helmets or shoulder pads, but without them, no Spartan sport gets played.
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The Michigan State football recruiting department helps welcome new players, thanks to two MSU gradsMadilyn Weigand and Malik Gill, both 22, are MSU grads who stayed close to their alma mater in an important role: helping the football program with recruiting.