Mike Flowers has been named the head coach of the Michigan State men’s tennis program as former coach Harry Jadun has stepped down to pursue opportunities outside college tennis, MSU announced on Tuesday.
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Spartan Men’s Tennis Historic Season Comes To End In NCAA Tournament Saturday Against South Carolina
Michigan State men’s tennis had its historic season come to an end with a 4-1 loss to host and 13th-ranked South Carolina in the second round of the NCAA Tournament Saturday at the Carolina Outdoor Tennis Courts. Michigan State had a historic 2026 season winning both the Big Ten regular season and tournament titles, for the first time since 1967.
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Men’s Tennis Moves On To NCAA Tournament Second Round With Friday’s Win Over UNC
Michigan State men’s tennis bounced back from dropping the doubles point against North Carolina in the first round of the NCAA Tournament, to win four singles matches on the way to 4-1 Victory for MSU, Friday afternoon in Columbia, South Carolina, hosted by No. 13-seed South Carolina at the Carolina Tennis Center.
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Spartan Men’s Tennis Heads to South Carolina for First Round of the NCAA Regional Tournament, Face North Carolina On Friday
No. 16 Michigan State men’s tennis will open NCAA Tournament regional action by taking on No. 43-ranked North Carolina in Columbia, South Carolina, on Friday, May 1 at 11 a.m. ET. The regional is hosted by South Carolina, and the Spartans and Tar Heels will be in action at the Carolina Outdoor Tennis Center, weather permitting.
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Spartan Men’s Tennis Punches Ticket to NCAA Tournament for Third-Consecutive Season
Michigan State earned the Big Ten Conference’s automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament by winning the B1G Tournament title, as the Spartans punched their ticket to the NCAA Tournament for the third-consecutive season. MSU will take on North Carolina on Friday, May 1 at 11 a.m. ET, in Columbia, South Carolina, hosted by No. 13-seed South Carolina at the Carolina Tennis Center.
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Spartan Men’s Tennis Wins B1G Tourney Title For First Time in 59 Years After Defeating OSU, 4-3, In Marathon Match
Neither several weather delays nor Ohio State could stand in the way of Michigan State men’s tennis winning its first Big Ten Tournament title since 1967 after a dramatic, 4-3 victory over Ohio State in the championship match of the Big Ten Tournament on Saturday night at Libbey Park in Ojai, Calif. After starting at 8 p.m. ET / 5 p.m. PT, the match had several weather delays, and finished just before 3 a.m. ET, nearly seven hours after it began.
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MSU men’s tennis wins first Big Ten regular-season title since 1967
For 59 years, the banners at the Michigan State University indoor tennis court have stayed the same. On Sunday morning, MSU men’s tennis finally gave it company. The Spartans captured their first Big Ten title since 1967 with a 4-1 win over Purdue, finishing 12-1 in conference play to clinch just the third conference crown in program history.
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No. 20 Spartan Men’s Tennis Opens Weekend With 4-0 Victory Over Huskies
another road win after a 4-0 victory over the Washington Huskies on Friday night at UW’s Quillian Tennis Stadium. The No. 20-ranked Spartans moved to a 9-0 record in Big Ten Conference play, as well as to 12-7 overall, and have multiple athletes ranked in both doubles and singles action.
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Ozan Baris Named Big Ten Men’s Tennis Player of the Week
Michigan State senior Ozan Baris has been named the Big Ten Men’s Tennis Player of the Week, announced Monday afternoon by the conference office, following his impressive performance at the Battle in the Bay to open fall action.
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Spartan Men’s Tennis Player Baris Selected To US Open Wild Card Playoffs
The USTA has selected Michigan State men’s tennis player Ozan Baris to compete in the US Open Wild Card Playoffs, held June 16-18 at the USTA National Campus in Orlando, Florida. The new event featuring the top American collegiate players, which was announced earlier this month, will more than double the average number of American collegiate players that earn US Open wild cards this year, with six guaranteed US Open wild card entries up for grabs.
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Max Sheldon Grabs Second Big Ten Player of the Week Accolade this Season
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.
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36th-Ranked Michigan State Upsets No. 10 Arizona in Big Bounce Back Match
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.
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47th-Ranked MSU Men’s Tennis Finds Success Against No. 49 Washington
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.
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MSU Men’s Tennis Back Home for Their Big Ten Conference Opener
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.
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MSU Women’s Tennis Opens B1G Action At Iowa And Nebraska
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.
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Spartan Women’s Tennis Drops Final Non-Conference Match in Close Contest Against No.57 Columbia
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.
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MSU Women’s Tennis Runs Win Streak To Six-Straight With Sweep At Liberty Sunday
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.
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22nd-Ranked Men’s Tennis Falls In Hard-Fought Road Battle At Boise State
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.
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No. 22 Men’s Tennis Hits the Road for Third Consecutive Weekend Road Trip
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.
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Spartan Women’s Tennis Closes Four-Game Homestand With Doubleheader Sweep Sunday
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.