Lauren Bonness didn’t always know if she wanted to play field hockey at the college level. As a member of the State College Blue Lions Field Hockey team in State College, Pennsylvania, it was her club coach who inspired her to continue playing.
Category: Field Hockey
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Grace Santi Feature: From the Atlantic Ocean to the Banks of the Red Cedar
From the Atlantic Ocean to the banks of the Red Cedar River, senior Grace Santi has lived out her dreams as a forward for the Michigan State University field hockey team.Growing up in Oceanport, N.J., Santi attended Shore Regional High School while competing in club field hockey for Jersey Intensity.
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Spartans Down Hoosiers, 3-2
The Michigan State field hockey team defeated the Hoosiers of Indiana in a Big Ten match Sunday afternoon, 3-2, in Bloomington. The scene was rainy, cold and windy at the IU Field Hockey Complex with both teams playing a highly aggressive game. The Spartans improve to 8-8 on the season and 2-4 in Big Ten play, while the Hoosiers fall to 6-10 and 0-6 in the conference.
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MSU Defeated by No. 18 Rutgers
The Michigan State field hockey team was defeated by No. 18-ranked Rutgers, 3-2, Friday afternoon in a Big Ten match played at Ralph Young Field.
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Spartans Square Off with No. 18 Rutgers and Indiana
The Michigan State field hockey team is scheduled to host No. 18-ranked Rutgers Friday afternoon in a Big Ten match at Ralph Young Field slated to begin at 4 p.m. The match will be broadcast live on the Big Ten Network. Sunday the Spartans hit the road to take on Indiana in a conference match set to start at 11:50 a.m.
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Katie Miller, Mairi Fletcher Earn the Shutout for Michigan State
The Michigan State field hockey team defeated Central Michigan University in dominant fashion, 3-0, Tuesday afternoon in Mount Pleasant, Michigan. The Spartans improve to 7-7 on the season while sitting at 1-3 in Big Ten play. CMU falls to 0-14 on the year and 0-3 in the Mid-American Conference.
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Field Hockey Downed by No. 17 Maryland
The Michigan State field hockey team fell to No. 17-ranked Maryland in a Big Ten match Friday afternoon, 4-1, at Ralph Young Field in East Lansing.
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Spartans Set for a Pair of Matches
The Michigan State field hockey team will host No. 15- ranked Maryland Friday at Ralph Young Field with the face-off scheduled for 4 p.m. On Tuesday, the Spartans will travel to in-state opponent Central Michigan to compete in a non-conference match slated to begin at 4 p.m.
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Spartans Stopped by No. 4 Penn State
In a back and forth defensive battle, the Michigan State field hockey team was stopped by No. 4-ranked Penn State, 1-0, Friday night in Big Ten play at Ralph Young Field. MSU falls to 6-6 (1-2 Big Ten), while the Nittany Lions improve to 9-2 (3-1).
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MSU Returns to East Lansing for Big Ten Home Opener
The Michigan State field hockey team returns home to Ralph Young Field Friday night to host No. 4-ranked Penn State in a 6 p.m. match in Big Ten play.
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Spartans Earn Third-Straight Win in Double Overtime, Shootout Thriller
The Michigan State field hockey team earned its third-straight victory in thrilling fashion, defeating Big Ten opponent Ohio State in a shootout, 2-1, Sunday afternoon in Columbus, Ohio.
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Santi Nets Game-Winner as Time Expires to Give MSU the Victory
The Michigan State field hockey team defeated Miami of Ohio, 3-2, as time expired Friday afternoon in Oxford, Ohio. Senior forward Grace Santi netted the game-winner off a penalty corner after time expired.
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Spartans Head to Ohio for Two Matches
The Michigan State field hockey team hits the road for two games this week, beginning with Miami (Ohio) Friday night before heading to Ohio State for a Big Ten matchup on Sunday. The Spartans will face Miami in a 3 p.m. ET match Friday afternoon at the Miami Field Hockey Complex in Oxford, Ohio. Sunday afternoon, the Green and White will head east to Columbus to face Big Ten opponent Ohio State. That match is slated to begin at 1 p.m. ET.
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Spartans, Brown Earn First Shutout of the Season
The Michigan State field hockey team earned its first shutout victory of the 2017 season, defeating Yale 4-0, Sunday afternoon at Ralph Young Field.With the win, the Spartans advance to 4-5 overall (0-1 Big Ten), while Yale falls to 3-2 (0-0 Ivy League), on the year.
Source: Michigan State Official Athletic Site
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Field Hockey Drops Conference Opener to No. 8 Michigan
Michigan State field hockey fell in its Big Ten opener to No. 8-ranked Michigan, 6-0, Friday night at Phyllis Ocker Field in Ann Arbor, Mich.
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Field Hockey to Face No. 8 Michigan, Yale This Weekend
The Michigan State field hockey team hits the road Friday night to begin Big Ten play against in-state rival, No. 8-ranked Michigan, before returning home Sunday afternoon to host Yale.
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Spartans Fall to No. 25 Old Dominion in Final Seconds
Michigan State fell to No. 25-ranked Old Dominion 3-2, in a heartbreaker on a goal that came with 11 seconds to play in the game Friday night at L.R. Hill Sports Complex.
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Two Ranked Opponents on Tap for MSU
Michigan State hits the road to face two ranked opponents this weekend. Friday night, the Spartans head to No. 25 Old Dominion (1-3, 0-0 Big East) for a 5 p.m. match at L.R. Hill Sports Complex in Norfolk, Virginia. On Sunday, MSU will face No. 10-ranked Virginia (3-1, 0-0 ACC) in a neutral site game that will be hosted by Old Dominion at L.R. Hill Sports Complex. That match is slated for 11 a.m.
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Spartans Claim 4-3 Overtime Victory Over Vermont
The Michigan State field hockey team defeated Vermont Sunday afternoon in thrilling fashion, rallying from a three-goal deficit to claim victory in overtime, 4-3, at Ralph Young Field. The Spartans improve to 3-2 on the season while the Catamounts from Vermont fall to 2-2.
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MSU Falls to No. 21 American
The Michigan State field hockey team fell to No. 21-ranked American by a final score of 1-0 Friday evening at Ralph Young Field.