Category: Women’s Basketball

Junior guard Kennedy Blair recorded her first double-double of the season to lead Michigan State women’s basketball to a hard-fought 72-64 win over Toledo at Savage Arena on Saturday afternoon. MSU improves to 2-0 with the win

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Michigan State women’s basketball used steady scoring and stifling defense to win the season opener against Valparaiso, 98-44, Tuesday night at the Breslin Center. MSU improves to 1-0 with the win, while Valpo falls to 0-1. With the win, Michigan State moves to 4-0 in season openers under head coach Robyn Fralick. Overall, the Spartans have won 13-straight home openers.

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Michigan State women’s basketball open’s the 2026-27 season against Valparaiso on Tuesday, Nov. 3 at 6:30 p.m. MSU ended last season with a 23-9 record reaching the second round of the NCAA Tournament. Myles Welch and Jack Vohwinkle will be on the call for B1G+.

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In its only exhibition of the season, the Michigan State women’s basketball team had five players in double figures, as the Spartans cruised to a 100-53 win over Michigan Tech on Wednesday night at the Breslin Center. Thirteen of 15 Spartans got into the game led by 21 points from freshman guard Monique Bobongie.

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Fourth-year head coach Robyn Fralick, who coached the USA Women’s U18 National Team this summer, deeply understands the sport’s global reach. She got a firsthand look at the sacrifice international players make to play the game they love — one of the reasons she decided to bring five students from other countries onto this 2026 team.

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MSU head coach Robyn Fralick and the Michigan State women’s basketball team officially opened practice for the 2026-27 season on Tuesday afternoon at the Breslin Center. “I love the beginnings of stories. I love the energy that surrounds opening day,” Fralick said. “That is still an important thing in our program. It’s still exists, and I am excited for that. I am excited for this particular group to keep growing and getting better.”

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Michigan State women’s basketball head coach Robyn Fralick announced the 2026-27 schedule on Wednesday in conjunction with the Big Ten Conference. Once again, the Spartans’ women’s basketball season is presented by MSUFCU. Michigan State will play 17 games at the friendly confines of the Breslin Center, beginning with an exhibition against Michigan Tech on Oct. 28.

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Michigan State women’s basketball and the Big Ten Conference announced the 2026-27 conference breakdown on Monday. For the sixth-straight season, the Big Ten will play an 18-game schedule, after playing a 20-game schedule during the 2020-21 campaign. The conference also played an 18-game league schedule in both 2018-19 and 2019-20. 

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Theryn Hallock will be back for another season with Michigan State women’s basketball. The program and guard announced her return for the 2026-27 season on Thursday, May 7. Hallock missed a majority of the 2025-26 season due to a lower leg injury and made her last appearance in a Dec. 28 win over Rutgers.

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Michigan State women’s basketball has added some more size to its roster. Lake City native Alie Bisballe has announced her commitment to the Spartans. The 6-foot-4 Bisballe spent the last two seasons playing at Wisconsin. Bisballe appeared in 36 games during her two seasons with the Badgers. The forward averaged 1.0 points and 3.4 minutes while playing in 18 games last season for Wisconsin, which finished 16-18.

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The Michigan State women’s basketball program has added a pair of players from France to its incoming freshman class for the 2026-27 season. The program announced the signings of guard Emma Broliron and Kathy-Emma Otto on Monday, April 27. Both have FIBA international experience. Otto is a 6-foot-2 forward from Paris, while Broliron is a 5-7 guard from Charmes sur Rhone, France. Otto and Broliron join Michigan Miss Basketball winner Lilly Williams of Howell as the incoming freshmen for the Spartans.

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McCray contributed to West Virginia winning the Big 12 tournament and earning home court advantage for the opening rounds of the NCAA women’s basketball tournament tournament this winter. Now she will try to help the Michigan State women’s basketball team in its quest to keep building under coach Robyn Fralick

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Michigan State women’s basketball has landed another addition from the transfer portal. Forward Tabitha Betson, who spent two seasons playing at Colorado, has announced her commitment to join the Spartans for the 2026-27 season.

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The Michigan State women’s basketball program has landed one of the state’s recent Miss Basketball winners. Former Rockford star Anna Wypych, who spent last season at Butler, announced on Instagram plans to transfer to MSU on Wednesday, April 15.

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Former Michigan State women’s basketball forward Grace VanSlooten was drafted 39th overall (ninth pick of the third round) by the Seattle Storm at the 2026 WNBA Draft presented by State Street Investment Management SPY on Monday in New York City.

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The Michigan State women’s basketball program has had a second starter enter the transfer portal. Starting guard Rashunda Jones announced her decision to enter the portal on Tuesday, April 7, after spending just one season with the Spartans. Jones was a key component for the Spartans while helping them to a 23-9 mark that included reaching the second round of the NCAA tournament.

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Michigan State women’s basketball has only one recruit in the 2026 class, but Lilly Williams brings enormous potential as a day-one starter. Williams is a 6-foot-6 five-star center from Farmington Hills, Michigan, and one of the most highly touted players in the 2026 high school class. Rivals ranks her 21st nationally, and 247Sports ranks her 30th, with both outlets listing her as a high four-star prospect. ESPN is higher on her, ranking Williams 15th overall and giving her a five-star rating.

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One key part of the Michigan State women’s basketball team is exiting via the transfer portal. On Saturday night, On3’s Talia Goodman reported that starting MSU center Ines Sotelo is planning to enter the transfer portal once it officially opens on April 6. Sotelo started 20 of the 23 games she appeared in this season, averaging 6.8 points, 4.0 rebounds, 1.5 assists, and 1.2 steals per game. She will have two seasons of eligibility remaining.

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Juliann Woodard plans to look for a new destination to continue her college career. Woodard plans to enter the transfer portal after spending two seasons in the Michigan State women’s basketball program, according to a report from On3. Woodard posted the On3 report to her Instagram page.

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