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The challenges of triathlon are everywhere: long stretches of training, acquiring equipment, and dedicating the time to improve. MSU’s student triathletes are committed to improving and the rankings are reflecting the hard work.
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It’s not easy being on a club team, as it requires a time and financial commitment beyond being a student. But for these women, the sport of lacrosse is worth the demands.
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“My son wasn’t for sale,...It wasn’t a factor to me at all, to any of us, actually. I’m not just speaking for myself. It was never about the money… Yeah, there were offers, but we weren’t trying to hear that.” - Nikki Chiles (Mother of MSU quarterback Aidan Chiles)
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The band wants to bring energy and Spartan spirit to every sporting event, at home and on the road for MSU Athletics.
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MSU’s new rec and wellness center, currently under construction, will be the club’s new home. And after making do for years at IM Circle, they can’t wait to have a state-of-the-art pool.
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For nearly two decades, Matthew Mitchell has been a quiet fixture on the sidelines of Michigan State athletics–not as an athlete or coach, but as the photographer capturing the emotion, intensity, and history of Spartan sports.
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Eaton, who retired from baseball after the 2021 season, wanted to stay in the game in some way. A move to Michigan and a relationship with MSU Head Coach Jake Boss Jr. opened doors to his next journey in the sport.
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The ‘Moose’ stands for more than a cute mascot name for Michigan State Women’s Club Ultimate FrisbeeThe MSU Women's Club Ultimate Frisbee team, known as "Moose," is a team that is open to all students to join and experience what it is like to compete nationally on a team that is open to all.
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Football is a violent sport, frequently producing injuries from contact. Keeping players healthy, especially avoiding head injuries, is a priority for the team’s neurologist.
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AWSM at MSU, an official student chapter of the national non-profit organization dedicated to advancing women in sports media, wins awards for its strength. But the things that matter the most for the students are the relationships and connections - which now could be threatened due to government changes to DEI.