Michigan State men’s tennis senior Max Sheldon earns his second Big Ten Player of the Week award of the season. Max Sheldon earned Player of the Week honors after an outstanding performance, going undefeated in singles play and securing crucial victories for the Spartans.
Michigan State men’s tennis soared to a 4-3 victory over No. 10 Arizona, rallying from down 0-1 after the doubles point, Wednesday at the MSU Indoor Tennis Center. This is MSU’s second top-10 match victory of the season, after defeating No. 7 Kentucky in the Spartans’ home opener on January 17.
After a long road trip filled February, Michigan State men’s tennis opened up Big Ten Conference play with a big win against No. 49 ranked Washington Friday night, pulling away for a 5-2 Victory for MSU. Friday was the Spartans’ first home match since Jan. 19, and the win snapped a five-match losing skid since MSU’s last win on Jan. 25.
Michigan State men’s tennis is back home for their Big Ten Conference opening weekend, hosting Oregon on Friday, March 7 at 5 p.m. and Washington on Sunday, March 9 at 10 a.m. at the MSU Indoor Tennis Center.
Michigan State women’s tennis opens Big Ten Conference play with two matches on the road, opening at Iowa City, Iowa to face No. 52 Iowa on Friday, Mar. 7 and then tangling with No. 44 Nebraska on Sunday, Mar. 9 in Lincoln, Nebraska.Friday’s match at Iowa is slated for a 6 p.m. ET / 5 p.m. CT start, while Sunday’s match at Nebraska is at 1 p.m. ET / 12 p.m. CT.
Michigan State women’s tennis dropped their first match during the month of March in a fierce contest against No. 57 ranked Columbia on Mar. 2 at 10:30 a.m. The Spartans traveled to New York City for a Sunday morning match-up against the 7-4 Columbia Lions, ultimately dropping the match 2-4.
Michigan State women’s tennis team ran its win streak to six-straight with a Sunday sweep at Liberty, 7-0, at LU’s Indoor Tennis Center. The Spartans improved to 6-2 on the season, and won their second sweep in the last three matches after blanking Eastern Michigan, 4-0, on Feb. 2, with a 4-1 Victory for MSU over James Madison on Friday night in between. Liberty slides to 3-5 with the loss.
Michigan State men’s tennis fell to Boise State, in a hard-fought road battle, 4-3, Sunday afternoon. Sunday was MSU’s fifth-straight match away from home, including its fourth true road match in a row.
No. 22 Michigan State men’s tennis heads west to Idaho to take on Boise State on Sunday Feb 9 at 1 p.m. ET / 11 a.m. MT. As the Spartans gear up for their trip to Idaho this weekend, they carry strong momentum following an impressive week of performances, having played three fellow Top 25 teams in each of the last three weekends. Several players have been honored with weekly awards, highlighting their standout contributions on the court.
Michigan State women’s tennis closed out its season-long four-match homestand in a triumphant manner with a Sunday sweep of a doubleheader with victories against Western Michigan and Eastern Michigan at the MSU Indoor Tennis Center.
No. 16 Michigan State men’s tennis continued its weekend road trip Sunday as the Spartans tangled with the Tigers of Clemson, and the Green & White were topped by the Tigers, 5-2, at Clemson’s Duckworth Family Tennis Facility.
No. 16 Michigan State men’s tennis battled tough in its third Top-25 match-up in as many weeks, but were topped by No. 19 Tennessee, 4-3, Friday night at UT’s Goodfriend Tennis Center. MSU slides to 4-2 on the season, with both losses coming on the road to Top 25 teams, losing last week at No. 2 TCU in the ITA Kickoff Weekend, before Friday night’s loss.
No. 16 Michigan State men’s tennis hits the road for another action-packed weekend, traveling to No. 19 Tennessee on Friday, Jan. 31 before facing Clemson on Sunday, Feb. 2. The Spartans take the court at 5 p.m. ET at the Goodfriend Tennis Center in Knoxville, Tennessee. Sunday’s match is at 12 p.m. ET at the Duckworth Family Tennis Facility at Clemson, South Carolina.
No. 17 Michigan State men’s tennis opened action at the ITA Kickoff Weekend on Saturday by sweeping Liberty, 4-0, in action hosted by TCU at the Bayard H. Friedman Tennis Center.
Michigan State women’s tennis opened their home spring season Friday evening with a bang against Xavier, with a 4-3 Victory for MSU at the MSU Indoor Tennis Center. The Green & White picked up their first win of the season, moving to 1-2
Michigan State women’s tennis hosts its spring home opener with dual action play, facing off against Xavier on Friday, Jan. 24 and West Virginia on Sunday, Jan. 26 at the MSU Indoor Tennis Center. Admission to the matches is free. The Spartans and Musketeers square off on Friday at 5 p.m., while MSU and WVU battle on Sunday at 10 a.m. Xavier and West Virginia meet on Saturday at 12 p.m.
After a historic weekend for Michigan State men’s tennis defeating No. 7 Kentucky at the MSU Indoor Tennis Center, redshirt sophomore Aristotelis Thanos was recognized as the Big Ten Player of the Week award. This is Thanos’ first career weekly honor from the B1G.
After a historic win on Friday night against No. Kentucky, No. 23 Michigan State men’s tennis was ready to finish out its opening weekend with a doubleheader against Vanderbilt and Western Michigan. Action started early Sunday morning, where the Spartans were set to take on Vanderbilt in an 11 a.m. start.
No. 23 Michigan State men’s tennis upset No. 7 Kentucky in the Spartans’ highest-ranked win in program history Friday night at a raucous MSU Indoor Tennis Center. Friday night was MSU’s 2025 spring and home opening action, and a spirited crowd of 707 mostly Green & White clad Spartan fans made for a memorable historic night, in the first-ever top-25 match-up at the MSU Indoor Tennis Center.