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Find out what's happening with Midwestern State Women's Basketball during this week's Stang Gang Podcast, featuring head coach Brenita Jackson.
Midwestern State (11-12, 9-8) is preparing for a crucial week at D.L. Ligon Coliseum as UT Permian Basin (12-11, 10-7) and Angelo State (16-7, 12-5) visit the Mustangs, who are battling to make the LSC Postseason Tournament.
The Mustangs earned their first road victory of the year by defeating the Falcons at UTPB Gym Complex last month, 62-57. MSU took a 15-5 lead in the first quarter at Odessa as the Falcons were just 2-of-19 from the field to start the game. UTPB is 4-5 on the road after suffering back-to-back losses at Eastern New Mexico and West Texas A&M.
Angelo State, which has lost its last two games, did not face a Midwestern State team with a full arsenal in San Angelo. The Rambelles won the first meeting, 84-61, on Jan. 16, but Zarria Carter was only able to play 20 minutes after getting called for three fouls in the first half, and a fourth foul was assessed in the opening two minutes of the third quarter.
Carter and the Mustangs dealt with similar frustration in their 52-50 loss at Western New Mexico on Saturday as Carter was only able to play 16 minutes due to foul trouble.
Carter scored 32 points on 12-of-17 shooting, leading MSU to an 88-70 win at Sul Ross State in the first game of their recent road trip.
A candid conversation with head basketball coach Justin Leslie, who shares his thoughts about the men's basketball team and previews upcoming action for the Mustangs.
Midwestern State (17-5, 12-4) earned an elusive road sweep on its arduous journey to Sul Ross State and Western New Mexico last week.
Midwestern State took an early lead in its first-ever visit to Sul Ross and defeated the Lobos, 75-63.
On the second leg of the trip, Midwestern State held Western New Mexico to 27.3 percent shooting from the field and pulled away for a 68-46 victory.
This week, the Mustangs have a pair of rematches.
UT Permian Basin (15-8, 11-6) arrives at D.L. Ligon Coliseum on the heels of back-to-back losses at West Texas A&M and Eastern New Mexico. The Falcons saw a 20-point lead disappear the last time they faced the Mustangs, who won in overtime at Odessa, 80-74, on Jan. 18.
The Mustangs are looking to turn the tables on Angelo State (14-9, 10-7), which defeated Midwestern State in their first meeting, 72-68. The Rams have won three of their last four games and have a 5-5 road record entering this week.
Midwestern State head men's and women's tennis coach Scott Linn discusses the challenges his teams face week-in and week-out, and the on-court battles throughout the course of the season.
Midwestern State has begun the 2025 campaign and is facing some tough competition on the road as it prepares to challenge for the Lone Star Conference championship and more. Scott Linn has an experienced women’s team that reached the national semifinals last season, and the squad is ranked No. 5 in the nation among NCAA Division II schools. The women are laser-focused on winning. The men’s team is No. 19 in the nation to start the season and earned a season-opening victory at Rockhurst before playing No. 8 Washburn in a closer dual match than the 7-0 final score indicates.
Linn is not only the tennis coach this season, but he is also the father of a rising star on the Midwestern State softball team. Sydney Linn made her home debut with the Stangs while her dad was on the road with the tennis team.
Head coach Rich Renner breaks down the Mustangs as they pursue a Lone Star Conference championship.
Rich Renner begins his second season as the head coach at Midwestern State and brought 36 high school players to the university on National Signing Day. Despite the emergence of the portal, the players coming in on National Signing Day are still relied upon to form the foundation of the program. This year, the emphasis was on size as the Mustangs look to compete in the Lone Star Conference. Four new coaches joined the staff in the midst of the recruiting season, including new offensive coordinator Kirk Bryant, but they were still able to help Midwestern State land a signing class that has Renner optimistic about the future of MSU football.
2025 Midwestern State Signing Class:https://msumustangs.com/news/2025/2/5/football-mustangs-add-xx-on-national-signing-day.aspx
This week's Stang Gang Podcast features the latest news surrounding Midwestern State Softball with head coach Brittanie Talley.
Midwestern State picked up its first win of the year at the D2 First Pitch Invitational in Conroe, Texas, by defeating Regis, 5-4, as junior center fielder Tatum Waller drove in two runs, and freshman third baseman Jaycee Yezak had a double and an RBI for the Mustangs. Senior shortstop Camile Nunez has opened the season with a five-game hitting streak and is batting .444 entering this week’s Mustang Round Up. There are four games scheduled for Friday at Mustangs Park featuring Fort Hays State, Northwestern Oklahoma, Southwest Baptist and Cameron. The action begins at 10 a.m. The Mustangs play the first two games on Saturday, beginning at 10 a.m. as they host Northwestern Oklahoma. The Stangs face Southwest Baptist at 12:30 p.m. Cameron will face Northwestern Oklahoma and Southwestern Oklahoma in the final two games on Saturday at Mustangs Park. MSU returns to play a doubleheader against Southwestern Oklahoma on Sunday morning at 11 a.m.
A candid conversation with head basketball coach Justin Leslie, who shares his thoughts about the men's basketball team and previews upcoming action for the Mustangs.
Midwestern State rebounded from a tough home loss to Eastern New Mexico on Thursday night to complete a season-sweep against West Texas A&M on Saturday afternoon as the Mustangs improved their conference record to 10-4 with an overall record of 15-5. While St. Mary’s and Dallas Baptist are atop the standings, Midwestern State is just a game behind third place Lubbock Christian and is tied in the loss column with UT Permian Basin. The Mustangs already have a win over the Falcons with another matchup coming up at D.L. Ligon Coliseum later this month, and the Stang Gang concludes the regular season with a home-and-home against Lubbock Christian. But first, MSU makes the arduous journey to Alpine, Texas, and Silver City, New Mexico, to face Sul Ross State and Western New Mexico. Midwestern State defeated both teams handily last month at D.L. Ligon Coliseum, but the team should expect a much tougher challenge when facing these teams on the road.
This week's Stang Gang Podcast features the latest news surrounding Midwestern State Softball with head coach Brittanie Talley.
Midwestern State opens the season on Friday afternoon at 4 p.m. as it plays its first of five games at the D2 First Pitch Invitational at Scrap Yard Sports Complex in Conroe, Texas. The Mustangs face the defending RMAC champions from Colorado Mesa, which was picked No. 21 in the NFCA Division II Preseason Poll. MSU will also face Missouri Western, Regis (Colo.), Saint Martin’s (Wash.), and Pittsburg State (Kan.). A strong group of newcomers join a solid group of returners and have already developed excellent chemistry in preparation for the upcoming season. The home opener is Saturday, Feb. 8 as MSU hosts Mustang Round-Up at Mustangs Park. First pitch is scheduled for 10 a.m.
A candid conversation with head basketball coach Justin Leslie, who shares his thoughts about the men's basketball team and previews upcoming action for the Mustangs.
Midwestern State won two lopsided games last week, defeating Cameron and Oklahoma Christian by 32 points apiece. The Mustangs came out on fire against the Aggies, hitting six of their first seven attempts from 3-point range to take a 12-point lead in the opening eight minutes. The Mustangs overwhelmed Cameron, 98-66. Two days later against Oklahoma Christian, MSU established an 11-point lead in the opening five minutes and coasted to a 90-58 triumph over the Eagles. Midwestern State is 9-0 at home this season and has won its last 13 games at D.L. Ligon Coliseum. The Mustangs got off to slow starts against Eastern New Mexico and West Texas A&M and had to settle for a split on a road trip earlier this month. Those two teams visit D.L. Ligon Coliseum this week to face an MSU team that is ninth in the nation among NCAA Division II schools and leading the Lone Star Conference in field-goal percentage defense. Meanwhile, MSU is shooting 39.2 percent from beyond the arc, which is 11th in the nation and second-best in the LSC. The Mustangs lead the league in 3-point attempts 251 and 3-pointers per game (25.1). Midwestern State is the fifth-highest scoring team in the conference with the fourth-best scoring defense in the league. Midwestern State is tied with Lubbock Christian at 9-3 in conference play, sitting behind St. Mary’s (11-1) and Dallas Baptist (11-2).
Find out what's happening with Midwestern State Women's Basketball during this week's Stang Gang Podcast, featuring head coach Brenita Jackson.
Midwestern State opened its four-game homestand with back-to-back wins over Cameron and Oklahoma Christian. The Mustangs moved over .500 in conference play with a record of 7-6 and won their seventh consecutive game at D.L. Ligon Coliseum. Midwestern State is 8-2 at home and has won five of its last six games overall as it prepares to host Eastern New Mexico and West Texas A&M this week. The Mustangs suffered back-to-back two-point losses when they visited the Greyhounds and the Lady Buffs earlier this month. Randi Harding hit a driving layup with 1.5 seconds remaining as West Texas A&M won its first meeting with MSU, 69-67, and Ishuana Hunter hit a buzzer-beater for ENMU in a 56-54 victory two days later. Entering this week’s play, West Texas A&M, Eastern New Mexico, Texas A&M-Kingsville and Midwestern State are all 7-6 in conference play, sitting a game behind fifth-place UT Permian Basin.
Find out what's happening with Midwestern State Women's Basketball during this week's Stang Gang Podcast, featuring head coach Brenita Jackson.
Midwestern State is entering “separation season” as it begins a four-game homestand on Thursday night with a renewal of the “Red River Rivalry” as the Cameron Aggies visit D.L. Ligon Coliseum. The Mustangs hope to cement their standing as one the top-eight programs in the conference over the next couple of weeks. Angelo State took advantage of Zarria Carter’s foul trouble on Thursday night to defeat the Mustangs, 84-61. But some stern conversations on Friday led to an impressive performance at UT Permian Basin on Saturday afternoon. MSU earned its first road win of the season by knocking off the Falcons, 62-57, at UTPB Gym Complex. It was the Mustangs first victory over a top-eight team in the LSC and moved MSU to within a game of eighth place and only two games behind the three 7-4 teams that are sitting behind the top-four teams in the conference. The Stang Gang tips off against the Aggies at D.L. Ligon Coliseum on Thursday night at 5:30 p.m.
This week's Stang Gang Podcast features the latest news surrounding Midwestern State Volleyball with head coach Stephanie Radecki.
Midwestern State continues to make enormous strides as the Mustangs improved their record to 14-13 overall this season with a spectacular four-set victory at Texas Woman’s on Saturday afternoon. The Mustangs are 6-8 in conference play and still have a mathematical chance of making the LSC Volleyball Championship. MSU does not control its own destiny and would need a win at The Box in Canyon, Texas, against a stout West Texas A&M team, which is ranked No. 6 in the nation. Stephanie Radecki has a lot to like about her team and about the future of Midwestern State volleyball.
Find out what's happening with Midwestern State Women's Basketball during this week's Stang Gang Podcast, featuring head coach Brenita Jackson.
Midwestern State journeyed to Colorado to begin the 2024-25 campaign with games against UC Colorado Springs and Adams State. Senior forward Zarria Carter posted a double-double in both games for the Mustangs, who shot 32.5 percent from the field in the two games combined. MSU also struggled from the free-throw line in its first two games, hitting just 22 of 45 attempts. Head coach Brenita Jackson was pleased with the Mustangs defensive effort in the Rocky Mountains and expects the offense to bloom as the season unfolds. MSU is seeking its first win of the season as it opens up the home portion of its schedule this week with games against Rogers State and Central Oklahoma. The Hillcats challenge the Stang Gang on Friday at 5:30. The Bronchos visit D.L. Ligon Coliseum on
A candid conversation with head basketball coach Justin Leslie, who shares his thoughts about the men's basketball team and previews upcoming action for the Mustangs.
Midwestern State opened its season by splitting a pair of games against RMAC opponents in Colorado. The Mustangs opened the season with a 72-63 victory at UC Colorado Springs as four players scored in double figures, led by Will Shepherd’s 16-points. Shepherd also pulled down eight rebounds in the victory. Colorado State-Pueblo defeated MSU in the second game of the season-opening road trip, 80-60, despite Mason Gibson scoring 23 points as the Thunderwolves hit 13-of-26 3-point shots in the victory. The home opener is Friday at D.L. Ligon Coliseum. Western Colorado visits the Mustangs, and tipoff is scheduled for 7:30 p.m.
This week's Stang Gang Podcast features complete coverage of Midwestern State Men's Soccer and an interview with head coach Michael Meachum.
Midwestern State finished the regular season with three consecutive wins to earn the No. 2 seed, including a 3-1 victory over top-seeded St. Mary’s, who host the semifinals on Friday and the final on Sunday. The Mustangs have a chance to avenge a 5-0 loss to St. Edward’s earlier this season as the two sides meet in the semifinals at Sigma Beta Chi Field in San Antonio on Friday at 7:30 p.m. The Mustangs are attempting to win the Lone Star Conference Men’s Soccer Championship for the fourth consecutive season and for the sixth time in the last eight tournaments.
This week's Stang Gang Podcast features an in-depth look at Midwestern State Women's Soccer with head coach Ryan Spence.
Midwestern State earned the No. 4 seed in the Lone Star Conference Women's Soccer Championship and eliminated fifth-seeded St. Mary’s in the quarterfinals at Stang Park on Tuesday night with a 3-1 victory. Nyxalee Munoz scored twice, and Lillia Besedin added a goal as the Mustangs reached the semifinals of the postseason tournament for the third consecutive season. Munoz now leads the Stangs with eight goals this season, and she converted her first penalty kick in the NCAA. Midwestern State plays top-seeded Angelo State at LeGrand Soccer Complex in San Angelo, Texas, on Friday at 5 p.m.
First-year head coach Rich Renner breaks down the Mustangs as they begin a new era under his direction.
Midwestern State played its final road game of the season at West Texas A&M and fell short against the Buffaloes in a 17-12 contest at Buffalo Stadium. The Mustangs have lost their last six trips to Canyon and fell to 3-7 for the season, and they are 2-6 in the Lone Star Conference this season. MSU hosts Western New Mexico on Saturday afternoon at 1 p.m. for Military Appreciation and Senior Day at Memorial Stadium. The Stangs are hoping to stop a four-game slide and keep the Western Mustangs winless in conference play this season. WNMU has a seven-game losing streak and is 2-8 overall with an 0-8 record in the conference. Midwestern State has won the last four meetings in Wichita Falls and leads the all-time series, 7-3.
This week's Stang Gang Podcast features the latest news surrounding Midwestern State Volleyball with head coach Stephanie Radecki.
Midwestern State wrapped up the home portion of their schedule with a four-match homestand. The Mustangs faced one of the best players in the league as Ayanna Jackson led Texas A&M-Kingsville to a four-set victory at D.L. Ligon Coliseum after MSU swept Texas A&M International to extend its home winning streak to five matches and 15 straight sets. In a midweek match under the dome, MSU faced one of the best teams in the conference — UT Tyler. The Patriots were a well-oiled machine en route to a straight-set victory and displayed some characteristics that MSU is hoping to emulate as the program continues to mature. The Mustangs complete the season on the road against West Texas A&M, Texas Woman’s and Eastern New Mexico.
A candid conversation with head basketball coach Justin Leslie, who shares his thoughts about the men's basketball team and previews upcoming action for the Mustangs.
Justin Leslie begins his sixth season as the head coach of the Mustangs, who have some familiar faces coming back this season, including Pierre Sanders and Mason Gibson, but there are some exciting new additions that give the team some depth and versatility. Midwestern State opens the season on the road to face UC Colorado Springs and CSU-Pueblo before opening a four-game homestand on Nov. 15. The Mustangs may be poised to surprise some people after they were picked to finish 11th in the LSC preseason poll.
Find out what's happening with Midwestern State Women's Basketball during this week's Stang Gang Podcast, featuring head coach Brenita Jackson.
Brenita Jackson begins her second season at the helm of the women’s basketball program at Midwestern State, and is excited about the team’s prospects on the eve of the season. Zarria Carter, Catalina Cortez and Kyra Speights return from last year’s squad, but there is an exciting new collection of players surrounding them, including transfers and freshmen. The season begins with two games in Colorado. MSU faces UC Colorado Springs in the season opener at 2 p.m. on Friday, and visits Adams State on Saturday for a 4 p.m. start.
This week's Stang Gang Podcast features an in-depth look at Midwestern State Women's Soccer with head coach Ryan Spence.
Midwestern State is in a logjam in the LSC standings entering the final match of the year as the Mustangs visit West Texas A&M. The Mustangs earned a 6-0 win over Sul Ross State in its home finale on the heels of a 5-0 loss at Dallas Baptist. Lexi Beck had a goal and four assists and owns the school record with 26 career assists. Four assists in a single game is also an MSU record. Beck was one of the seniors honored before kickoff against the Lobos.
This week's Stang Gang Podcast features complete coverage of Midwestern State Men's Soccer and an interview with head coach Michael Meachum.
Midwestern State posted a 2-0 win over Lubbock Christian and a 2-1 victory at Eastern New Mexico last week and hosts Lone Star Conference regular season champion St. Mary’s in the regular season finale on Wednesday afternoon at 4 p.m. The Mustangs are hoping to nail down the No. 2 seed in the LSC Postseason Tournament and earn a bye into the semifinals. The Mustangs defeated the Rattlers earlier this season in San Antonio, 2-0, in a non-conference match. Senior forward Mere Escobar scored twice in the win over Lubbock Christian and needs one more goal to have sole possession of the school’s record for goals scored during a career in Maroon & Gold.
First-year head coach Rich Renner breaks down the Mustangs as they begin a new era under his direction.
Midwestern State faced the top three teams in the Lone Star Conference standing in consecutive weeks. The gauntlet ended on a rainy night at Memorial Stadium as Western Oregon won a mistake filled game, 21-16. The Mustangs fell behind early 14-0 after a short punt and an interception gave the Wolves favorable field position. Midwestern State drove deep into Western Oregon territory in the waning moment of the fourth quarter but turned the ball over on downs. Larry Donnell returned a fumble 66 yards for a touchdown, and Joesph Carlson booted three field goals for the Stang Gang. This week, the Mustangs renew their rivalry with West Texas A&M, which is coming off a 21-14 victory at Texas A&M-Kingsville for its third win in four weeks.
This week's Stang Gang Podcast features the latest news surrounding Midwestern State Volleyball with head coach Stephanie Radecki.
Stephanie Radecki earned her 400th career win as a collegiate head coach when the Mustangs swept East Central at D.L. Ligon Coliseum on Tuesday night. Midwestern State has won five of its last six matches and improved to 12-11 for the season. Midwestern State hit .462 in the first set, overcame a nine-point run by ECU in the second set, and rallied from a 20-13 deficit to take the third set against the Tigers. MSU has a four-match winning streak at D.L. Ligon Coliseum and has won 12 straight sets under the dome. Texas A&M International and Texas A&M-Kingsville visit MSU this weekend as the Stangs resume conference play and continue their four-match homestand.
This week's Stang Gang Podcast features the latest news surrounding Midwestern State Volleyball with head coach Stephanie Radecki.
Midwestern State faced a talented team at Dallas Baptist on Wednesday night after the Mustangs experienced a disappointing finish against Lubbock Christian over the weekend. In the first set at DBU, the Mustangs hit .192, and they finished the match hitting .219 in the third set. MSU hit .157 for the entire match and fell to 0-3 to start off the conference campaign. The Stang Gang is back under the dome on Friday night, hosting LSC newcomer Sul Ross. The Mustangs defeated the Lobos at the LSC Challenge in Portales, New Mexico, last month 25-18, 25-17, 25-21. One lucky student in attendance will win a pair of Beats Pro Studio Wireless Headphones. To be entered into the drawing, students must scan their CORQ event pass at the ticket counter.
First-year head coach Rich Renner breaks down the Mustangs as they begin a new era and vie for the Lone Star Conference Championship.
Midwestern State looks to rebound from its 27-3 loss to UT Permian Basin as they travel to Texas A&M Kingsville for a clash with the 3-1 Javelinas, who are coming off a 56-21 victory over Sul Ross State. TAMUK lost its season opener to Colorado Mesa, 16-13, but has a three-game winning streak as they welcome the Mustangs to Javelina Stadium. Midwestern State will have to overcome an injury to starting quarterback Sean Jastrab as the offense looks for a spark after being held to three points against the Falcons and fell to 2-2 with a 1-1 record in the Lone Star Conference.
This week's Stang Gang Podcast features complete coverage of Midwestern State Men's Soccer and an interview with head coach Michael Meachum.
Midwestern State remains unbeaten and has reeled off four consecutive victories after defeating rivals West Texas A&M and St Mary’s in non-conference confrontations last week. Through the non-conference portion of the season, the Stangs are 5-0-2 with a 3-0-0 record at home. MSU defeated West Texas A&M, 2-1, as Mere Escobar had a goal and an assist in the triumph. The Mustangs kept their winning streak intact with a 2-0 victory at St. Mary’s. Tea Cooper scored his first collegiate goal, and Tristan Adams scored his fifth career goal —his first since Nov 1, 2022 —as goalkeeper Jakob Stone secured his second clean sheet of the season at Sigma Beta Chi Field in San Antonio. The boys are back on the bus to face St. Edward’s in the conference opener at Lewis-Chen Family Field in Austin, Texas on Wednesday afternoon at 3 p.m. and return home to face Texas A&M International at Stang Park on Saturday at 6 p.m.
This week's Stang Gang Podcast features an in-depth look at Midwestern State Women's Soccer with head coach Ryan Spence.
Midwestern State is 6-1-0 overall and has opened up the conference campaign with a 2-0-0 record following a pair of 2-1 wins. The first victory in LSC play came at Lubbock Christian as freshman Madison Brinkley and Tyler Junior College transfer Nyxalee Munoz scored for the Mustangs. Munoz scored her second game-winning goal in the 84th minute. The veteran Mustangs came through against UT Tyler at Stang Park against UT Tyler. Senior Lexi Beck had a goal and an assist, while Cassidy Savoy scored her fourth goal of the season and her second game-winning goal off a corner kick in the 84th minute. This week, Midwestern State visits Texas Woman’s on Wednesday and hosts Angelo State on Saturday. The match at Pioneer Soccer Park on Wednesday night kicks off at 7 p.m. The Rambelles are at Stang Park for a 4 p.m. match on Saturday afternoon.
This week's Stang Gang Podcast features the latest news surrounding Midwestern State Volleyball with head coach Stephanie Radecki.
Midwestern State dominated the LSC Volleyball Preview in Portales, New Mexico, reeling off straight-set wins over Eastern New Mexico, Western New Mexico and Sul Ross State. The Mustangs are 6-5 through 11 non-conference matches, but the conference campaign begins in earnest this week with No. 14 Angelo State visiting D.L. Ligon Coliseum on Friday night at 6 p.m., and Lubbock Christian taking the floor to face the Mustangs on Saturday at 2 p.m.
First-year head coach Rich Renner breaks down the Mustangs as they begin a new era and vie for the Lone Star Conference Championship.
Midwestern State opened conference play with a 36-15 win at Eastern New Mexico as Devin Cross and Jalen March combined to rush for 286 yards on 36 carries, and the Mustangs forced four turnovers. Ryan Melton had two interceptions and returned one 59 yards for a touchdown. MSU scored 20 points off turnovers, and placekicker Joseph Carlson booted a school-record five field goals in the victory. The Mustangs return home for the first time since Aug. 29 to face LSC rival UT Permian Basin on Saturday night at Memorial Stadium. Kickoff is scheduled for 7 p.m.
This week's Stang Gang Podcast features complete coverage of Midwestern State Men's Soccer and an interview with head coach Michael Meachum.
Midwestern State earned two victories as it hosted the MSU Soccer Fall Festival this past week. In the home opener on Thursday, the Mustangs won a bruising battle against Fort Hays State, 3-1. Two nights later the Stangs had a dominating performance and defeated Southern Nazarene, 2-0. The Mustangs wrap up a three-match homestand at Stang Park on Wednesday night in a renewal of the US 287 derby. MSU takes on West Texas A&M at 7 p.m. The squad then travels to San Antonio to face St. Mary’s on Saturday at 5 p.m. Neither match counts in the conference standings.
This week's Stang Gang Podcast features an in-depth look at Midwestern State Women's Soccer with head coach Ryan Spence.
Midwestern State is ready to kick off its conference campaign after finishing 4-1-0 in non-conference matches. MSU played the Sadé Boswell led Missouri Southern Lions in Joplin, Missouri, and suffered its first loss of the season, 1-0. Boswell was a two-year assistant coach at Midwestern State before taking over at Missouri Southern. The Mustangs open up the LSC portion of the schedule on the road at Lubbock Christian on Wednesday at 5 p.m. The Lady Chaps are 2-2-1 with wins over Adams State and New Mexico Highlands. The Stang Gang returns home on Saturday for an 11 a.m. match against UT Tyler, which is 5-0-0 with a plus-20 goal differential.
This week's Stang Gang Podcast features complete coverage of Midwestern State Men's Soccer and an interview with head coach Michael Meachum.
Midwestern State completed its three-match road trip to start the season with a 2-2 draw against Rogers State in Claremore, Oklahoma on Thursday afternoon and is 1-0-2 entering its home opener. The Mustangs host the MSU Soccer Fall Festival this week. MSU will tangle with Fort Hays State at 7 p.m. on Thursday night, and square off with Southern Nazarene on Saturday night at 7 p.m. The event begins at 5 p.m. on Thursday as Southern Nazarene meets Eastern New Mexico. The Greyhounds face Fort Hays State at noon on Saturday.
This week's Stang Gang Podcast features an in-depth look at Midwestern State Women's Soccer with head coach Ryan Spence.
Midwestern State pulled out a 1-0 road win at Oklahoma Baptist to improve its record to 4-0-0 at the start of the season. Midwestern State's Nyxalee Munoz converted a free kick from inside the offensive end of half way in the 56th minute as the Mustangs won their first away match of the season. This week, MSU is traveling to Joplin, Missouri, to face Missouri Southern at Hal Bodon Field in a final non-conference clash before beginning its run through the LSC. Madison Brinkley is leads the conference with four goals after scoring twice in a 3-1 victory over Central Oklahoma.
First-year head coach Rich Renner breaks down the Mustangs as they begin a new era and vie for the Lone Star Conference Championship.
Midwestern State opens the Lone Star Conference campaign on the road at Eastern New Mexico on Saturday night at Greyhound Stadium. The Mustangs are coming off a bye week after starting the season with a 1-1 record. MSU has been preparing to play the Greyhounds triple-option offense in its first conference tilt of the season. ENMU is coming off a 26-20 loss to Angelo State in its LSC opener on Saturday night. The Greyhounds are 2-1 to start the season after routing New Mexico Highlands, 63-37, and defeating Sul Ross State in a non-conference matchup, 36-17.
This week's Stang Gang Podcast features the latest news surrounding Midwestern State Volleyball with head coach Stephanie Radecki.
Midwestern State played four matches in the Denton Volleyfest and faced dogged competition. The Mustangs fought through competitive sets against Colorado Christian, Pittsburg State, Henderson State and Arkansas-Fort Smith. Head coach Stephanie Radecki learned a lot about her team in the heat of battle. This week, Radecki is hoping to see the team earn victories against Eastern New Mexico, Western New Mexico and Sul Ross State in the LSC Volleyball Preview at Greyhound Arena in Portales, New Mexico. The matches against conference opponents do not count in the conference standings. MSU opens conference play at home against Angelo State on Friday, Sept. 27 at 6 p.m.
This week's Stang Gang Podcast features complete coverage of Midwestern State Men's Soccer and an interview with head coach Michael Meachum.
Midwestern State opened the season with a five-goal outburst as Mere Escobar and Eduardo Cerna each score twice in a 5-3 victory at MSU Denver on opening day. Escobar scored again at Regis as Midwestern State settled for a 1-1 draw against the Rangers, who scored on a PK in the 81st minute. Escobar was named the Lone Star Conference Offensive Player of the Week. The Mustangs complete a three-game road trip to start the season with a Thursday matinee at Rogers State. Kickoff at Soldier Field in Claremore, Oklahoma, is scheduled for 2 p.m.
This week's Stang Gang Podcast features an in-depth look at Midwestern State Women's Soccer with head coach Ryan Spence.
Midwestern State opened the season with a pair of impressive wins, defeating Western Colorado, 6-1, and prevailing over Central Oklahoma, 3-1. Cassidy Savoy led the way with three goals and two assists in the two games and was named the Lone Star Conference Offensive Player of the Week. The Mustangs are home again on Thursday to face Fort Lewis. Kickoff at Stang Park is scheduled for 5 p.m. MSU plays its first away match at Oklahoma Baptist on Saturday at noon.
This week's Stang Gang Podcast features the latest news surrounding Midwestern State Volleyball with head coach Stephanie Radecki.
The MSU Mustangs launch their 2024 season with the Midwestern State Invitational on Thursday night. Stephanie Radecki begins her third season as the head coach, and the Mustangs face Adams State in their opening match at D.L. Ligon Coliseum. On Friday, MSU battles Southern Arkansas at 1 p.m. and tangles with Northwestern Oklahoma at 7 p.m. The Stang Gang caps a full day of matches on Saturday with a duel against Drury at 5 p.m. Radecki discusses the Mustangs’ depth and what she expects to see from the team at the start of the campaign during her first podcast of the 2024 season.
First-year head coach Rich Renner breaks down the Mustangs as they begin a new era and vie for the Lone Star Conference Championship.
Midwestern State pulled out an 18-11 victory over Missouri Southern at Memorial Stadium in Rich Renner’s debut as the Mustangs’ head coach. Devin Cross rushed for 101 yards on 11 carries, and Jalen March finished with 69 yards on 17 carries as the Stangs ran for 207 of their 256 yards of offense on opening night. The Mustangs held Missouri Southern to 241 yards of total offense. This week, MSU makes its first road trip of the season, and the Mustangs are tangling with Western Colorado, which finished last season with a 10-2 record. Renner says the Mountaineers are legitimate contenders for the national championship, and his team will be tested in its second game of the season.
First-year head coach Rich Renner breaks down the Mustangs as they begin a new era and vie for the Lone Star Conference Championship.
Renner discusses the progress of the team through three weeks of camp and reveals his approach to the season with a new defensive coordinator and other new members of the coaching staff. The battle for the starting quarterback position is discussed as well as the kickers that will fill the shoes of Ritze Vaes. The season begins with a Thursday night tilt against Missouri Southern, and Renner provides fans a scouting report before kickoff at 7 p.m. on Aug. 29.
STANG GANG PODCAST with Babe Laufenberg (August 14, 2024)
This year’s Welcome Back Dinner feature Babe Laufenberg as the guest speaker. Laufenberg had a nine-year career as a quarterback in professional football, including two seasons with the Dallas Cowboys. Following his playing career, Laufenberg became a prominent sportscaster in Dallas-Fort Worth. He is entering his 28th season as the analyst on the Dallas Cowboys Radio Network.
This special Stang Gang Podcast is a preview of Laufenberg’s appearance at the Welcome Back Dinner at D.L. Ligon Coliseum on Sunday Aug. 18. The event begins with a social gathering at 5:30 p.m. The dinner, catered by Ribs, Inc., follows at 6 p.m., with the program starting at approximately 6:45.
Midwestern State head men's and women's tennis coach Scott Linn discusses the challenges his teams face week-in and week-out, and the on-court battles throughout the course of the season.
Midwestern State complete its most successful season in women’s tennis with a berth in the national semifinals at the NCAA Division II Women’s Tennis Championships in Altamonte Springs, Florida. The Mustangs had some outstanding individual performances throughout the course of the season, and excelled as a team. The Mustangs earned two victories in the NCAA Division II Women’s Tennis Championships, including a dramatic win over Wingate on a steamy night in the quarterfinals. MSU also coasted to a 4-0 win over Queens College in the Round of 16. The bulk of the team is likely to return to Midwestern State next spring, so expectations will be high in 2025.
This week's Stang Gang Podcast features an in-depth look at Midwestern State Women's Soccer with head coach Ryan Spence.
Midwestern State players and coaches are conducting soccer camps from May 28th-31st. Camps will be held on the football and soccer turf fields at Midwestern State University and also include water activities. Mini Camps are conducted for youngsters five and six-years-old. Half-Day Camps are held for kids from kindergarten to fifth grade. Full-Day Camps are available for older players through eighth grade.
This week's Stang Gang Podcast features the latest news surrounding Midwestern State Volleyball with head coach Stephanie Radecki.
Midwestern State will be hosting a series of camps, led by the MSU Volleyball coach staff, beginning on June 3 and continuing through July 27. For more information and to register go to https://www.msumustangsvolleyballcamps.com/
The season begins for the Mustangs on Sept. 5, and there are some exciting new players that will be part of the Stang Gang this fall.
Find out what's happening with Midwestern State Women's Basketball during this week's Stang Gang Podcast, featuring head coach Brenita Jackson.
Summer Camps get underway June 24 with a Basic Skills Camp (ages 6-11), and a Fundamental Camp (ages 9-14) are being staged through June 27 at D.L. Ligon Coliseum. All campers will get a t-shirt and a camp basketball. The Basic Skill Camp is a half from 8 a.m. until noon, and the Fundamental Camp begins at 8 a.m. and runs until 5 p.m. There is also a College ID Camp for high school age girls on June 28 from 10 a.m. – 5 p.m. Registration for Midwestern State Women’s Basketball Camps can be done on-line at www.midwesternstatewbbcamps.com
Midwestern State coaches and players run the summer camps. The Mustangs are looking forward to an exciting season, and Jackson discusses a talented group of players that will be donning the Maroon and Gold next season as the Mustangs look to take the program to new heights.
Midwestern State head men's and women's tennis coach Scott Linn discusses the challenges his teams face week-in and week-out, and the on-court battles throughout the course of the season.
Midwestern State hosted South Central Regional dual matches at MSU Tennis Center this past week. The men’s team was narrowly defeated by UT Permian Basin, 4-3, but the women’s team advanced to the Round of 16 at Sanlando Park in Altamonte Springs, Florida, with a 4-1 victory over Dallas Baptist. MSU earned straight-set wins in the first four singles' matches and returns to the Round of 16 for the first time since 2019. Midwestern State will play its dual match on Monday, May 20. The Championship Final is slated for Friday, May 24.
This week's Stang Gang Podcast features the latest news surrounding Midwestern State Softball with head coach Brittanie Talley.
The season comes to a conclusion with a three-game series against Texas A&M International at Mustangs Park on Friday and Saturday. MSU hosts the Dustdevils for a doubleheader that begins at 1 p.m. on Friday, and the finale is scheduled for noon Saturday, which will be Senior Day for the Mustangs. The contributions of six seniors will be recognized: Chloe Bryant, Kennedy Cameron, Kerris Cameron, Brianna Dominguez, Levi Luna and Grace Martinez. MSU has won five of its last six home games and leads the all-time series with the Dustdevils, 11-6.
Midwestern State head men's and women's tennis coach Scott Linn discusses the challenges his teams face week-in and week-out, and the on-court battles throughout the course of the season.
Midwestern State has the No. 1 seeded team in the LSC Tennis Championships for both the men and women. The men are co-regular season champions in the LSC with a 7-1 conference record. The Mustangs are the No. 1 seed by virtue of their 4-3 victory over second-seeded UT Permian Basin on April 6. The women won their showdown with Cameron on Sunday, 5-2, and ran the table in conference to claim the outright LSC regular season championship. The men face Western New Mexico at noon on Thursday in the quarterfinals, and the women have an 8:30 a.m. dual match against UTPB.
Midwestern State head men's and women's tennis coach Scott Linn discusses the challenges his teams face week-in and week-out, and the on-court battles throughout the course of the season.
Midwestern State men and women are both undefeated in the Lone Star Conference as they head into the final week of the regular season.
The No. 4-ranked MSU women have won 29 of a possible 35 points in their last five dual matches, and they now boasts a 16-3 overall record with an 8-0 mark in the LSC. Midwestern State, which has a nine-dual winning streak, played its final home dual match of the regular season and finished with a 9-0 record at MSU Tennis Center.
The No. 18-ranked men have won seven consecutive dual matches and are 6-0 in the LSC after defeating Dallas Baptist, 7-0, and scoring an impressive 5-2 win over No. 19-ranked UT Tyler.
Both teams close out the regular season with duals at Arkansas-Fort Smith and Cameron on Friday and Saturday, respectively.
This week's Stang Gang Podcast features the latest news surrounding Midwestern State Softball with head coach Brittanie Talley.
Midwestern State was 5-1 on its recent homestand and has won its last three series in the Lone Star Conference. The Mustangs have won seven of their last nine games after sweeping Western New Mexico and taking two of three games against Texas A&M-Kingsville on their recent homestand. Addison Lindemann was 2-1 on the homestand with 18 strikeouts in 16 1/3 innings. Shyanne Florence earned her first college win and her first save for the Mustangs. Kennedy Cameron threw her third complete game of the season in a 2-1 win over TAMUK. Cameron pitched 11 innings during the homestand and only allowed seven hits with just four walks and 13 strikeouts. Camile Nunez was an offensive standout during the homestand with two home runs and two doubles. Nunez scored a run in all six games. The Mustangs play their next six games on the road at St. Mary’s and St. Edward’s.
Midwestern State head men's and women's tennis coach Scott Linn discusses the challenges his teams face week-in and week-out, and the on-court battles throughout the course of the season.
Midwestern State men and women enjoyed a successful — albeit taxing — road trip with victories over Western New Mexico and UT Permian Basin last week. Both teams are undefeated in the Lone Star Conference. The third-ranked women have won seven consecutive dual matches and boast a 14-3 overall record with a 6-0 mark in the LSC. The 23rd-ranked men have reeled off victories in their last five dual matches, including a 4-3 win at UT Permian Basin, and have improved to 9-7 overall with a 4-0 conference record. This week Midwestern State returns home to face Dallas Baptist and UT Tyler on Friday and Saturday. Dual matches for the women will begin at 10 a.m. on both days, and the men will begin play at 2 p.m.
This week's Stang Gang Podcast features the latest news surrounding Midwestern State Softball with head coach Brittanie Talley.
Midwestern State traveled to Portales, New Mexico, for a contentious series with Eastern New Mexico, and freshman Addison Lindemann picked up two wins in the circle while Kennedy Cameron earned her first save. In the rubber game of the series on Saturday, Lindemann weaved a four-hitter for her first collegiate shutout and connected on a two-run home run in the first inning to lead Midwestern State to a 3-0 win. In her last eight appearances, the Holliday native has won three times while posting a 0.84 ERA dating back to the second game of the UT Tyler series. She has allowed five earned runs on 21 hits in 41 2/3 innings with 28 strikeouts during the stretch. She also has a five-game hitting streak. Allie Monroe enjoyed her second two-homer game of the season at Eastern New Mexico, and she now leads the Mustangs with five home runs and 20 RBIs. Monroe also made her first appearance at first base during the series at Portales.
The Stangs are home for back-to-back series against Western New Mexico and Texas A&M-Kingsville. The Western Mustangs visit MSU for a doubleheader on Saturday and a single game on Sunday. The action starts at noon on both days. TAMUK will play a doubleheader at Mustangs Park on April 9, starting at 4 p.m. The final game with the Javelinas will be played April 10 at 1 p.m.
Midwestern State head men's and women's tennis coach Scott Linn discusses the challenges his teams face week-in and week-out, and the on-court battles throughout the course of the season.
Midwestern State women are No. 3 in the ITA College Tennis Rankings and have won five consecutive dual matches. MSU is 12-3 overall and 4-0 in conference play. During a three-dual match homestand last week, the Mustangs took 17 of 21 points from their opponents, including a 4-3 win over No. 19-ranked Angelo State. MSU has three singles players ranked among the top-50 in NCAA Division II. The women have won the doubles point in four of their last five dual matches and improved to 7-0 at home this season. The women are on the road to face Western New Mexico and UT Permian Basin on Friday and Saturday.
The Midwestern State men are champing at the bit to play a dual match. The 7-7 Mustangs are ranked No. 18 in the nation and have three consecutive victories but have not faced an opponent since defeating St. Mary’s, 5-2, on March 22. Midwestern State has posted victories over No. 22-ranked Auburn Montgomery, No. 23 Hawaii Pacific and No. 33 Lubbock Christian. The seven losses have come against No. 3-ranked Flagler, No. 4-ranked Rollins, No. 6-ranked Washburn, No. 9-ranked West Florida, No. 12-ranked McKendree, No. 14-ranked Embry-Riddle, and No. 21-ranked Ouachita Baptist. The Stangs are 2-0 against LSC opponents and return to action Friday with a dual match in Silver City, New Mexico, against Western New Mexico — followed by a meeting with UT Permian Basin at Bush Tennis Center in Midland, Texas, on Saturday.
Midwestern State head men's and women's tennis coach Scott Linn discusses the challenges his teams face week-in and week-out, and the on-court battles throughout the course of the season.
Midwestern State women are ranked No. 5 in the nation and have started the season with a 9-3 overall record, including wins over five nationally ranked opponents. The Mustangs defeated No. 19-ranked Lubbock Christian to start the conference campaign and then ended the five-dual winning streak of St. Mary’s with its first-ever win in five visits to the Rohrbach Stadium Tennis Complex. The MSU men, ranked No. 25 in the nation, have won their last three dual matches and started the conference campaign 2-0. The men have played nine nationally ranked opponents and have a 7-7 record overall this season.
The women have three matches at MSU Tennis Center this week, including a non-conference clash with Colorado State-Pueblo at 3 p.m. on Tuesday. Angelo State visits for a conference encounter at noon on Friday, and Texas A&M-Kingsville will square off against the Stang Gang on Saturday at 1 p.m.
The men return to action on April 5 with a dual match in Silver City, New Mexico, against Western New Mexico — followed by a meeting with UT Permian Basin at Bush Tennis Center in Midland, Texas, on April 6.
This week's Stang Gang Podcast features the latest news surrounding Midwestern State Softball with head coach Brittanie Talley.
Midwestern State returns home to Mustangs Park to face Oklahoma Christian this weekend. The three-game series begins Friday at 6 p.m. and continues with a doubleheader that begins at 1 p.m. on Saturday. The Mustangs are beginning to find their identity, and Talley sees the team growing. The Stangs opened their series at TWU with a thrilling 2-1 eight-inning victory. Addison Lindemann went the distance, earning her second win overall and her first win as a starter for the Mustangs. Midwestern State is 2-8 in one-run games and 2-4 in extra innings.
Midwestern State head men's and women's tennis coach Scott Linn discusses the challenges his teams face week-in and week-out, and the on-court battles throughout the course of the season.
The Midwestern State men’s and women’s tennis teams faced tough competition and fared well at the UT Tyler Invitational.
The women defeated Findlay at home before departing for Tyler, and the Mustangs posted an impressive win over No. 3-ranked West Alabama in their first dual match at the UT Tyler Invitational. Auburn-Montgomery squeaked past MSU, 4-3, and West Florida posted a 4-2 win on the final day of the event.
The men beat two ranked opponents in their first two dual matches at the UT Tyler Invitational. The Mustangs overwhelmed No. 23-West Alabama, 6-1, and defeated No. 19-ranked Auburn-Montgomery, 4-3. No. 7 West Florida handed the Stangs a 4-0 loss on the final day of the event.
Both teams are home this week — hosting Nebraska-Kearney on Friday at 2 p.m. Washburn visits for a dual match on Saturday at 2 p.m., and McKendree travels to the MSU Tennis Center for a confrontation that begins at 1 p.m.
This week’s Stang Gang Podcast features the latest news surrounding Midwestern State Volleyball with head coach Stephanie Radecki.
The Mustangs faced four quality opponents, including two ranked teams, at the Washburn Invitational in Topeka, Kansas, this past weekend. The experience gained from playing stiff competition will benefit MSU during the upcoming Lone Star Conference campaign. There is one final tune-up before conference play begins. The LSC Crossover event in Portales, New Mexico, will pit the Mustangs against four other teams in the LSC but will not count in the conference standings. Midwestern State is also battling its way through a rash of injuries as the conference season approaches.
This week’s Stang Gang Podcast features in-depth coverage of Midwestern State Cross Country with head coach Kelsey Bruce.
Ella Pando broke up Dallas Baptist's bid for a perfect score while leading the Mustangs to a runner-up showing in the Orville Rogers XC Opener, and Midwestern State had four runners enter the chute side-by-side en route to a perfect 15-point sweep in the Mustang Derby at River Creek Golf Course in Burkburnett, Texas, last week. Jadyn Dangerfield and Jaycee Lyons earned weekly accolades. Dangerfield garnered LSC Runner of the Week, while Lyons was named LSC Freshman Runner of the Week. MSU is now preparing for the Oklahoma State Cowboy Jamboree, one of the nation's oldest races. The meet on Sept. 23 will take place at the Greiner Family OSU Cross Country Course, which recently underwent a multi-million dollar renovation.
This week’s Stang Gang Podcast features complete coverage of Midwestern State Men’s Soccer and an interview with head coach Michael Meachum.
Midwestern State was a disgruntled team after squandering so many chance in a 2-2 draw against Rogers State, but the Mustangs responded by routing the Roadrunners of MSU Denver, 5-0. Mere Escobar has scored a goal in all four matches this season and leads the Lone Star Conference with four goals and three assists. Escobar and the 3-0-1 Mustangs are preparing to make their first-ever visit to Fort Hays State before traveling to Bethany, Oklahoma, for a match with Southern Nazarene on Saturday as MSU looks to remain unbeaten.
This week’s Stang Gang Podcast features an in-depth look at Midwestern State Women’s Soccer with head coach Ryan Spence.
Midwestern State scored twice in the second half to pull out a 2-1 victory over Western Colorado after Fort Lewis stung the Mustangs, 3-0, in their first match at Gunnison, Colorado, last weekend. MSU has two non-conference matches remaining, including a battle with Oklahoma Baptist at Stang Park. Eight seniors will be recognized before the match. The non-conference season ends on Sunday as the Mustangs journey to Weatherford, Oklahoma, for a clash with Southwestern Oklahoma State.
This week’s Stang Gang Podcast features legendary head football coach Bill Maskill discussing all the latest news surrounding Midwestern State Football.
The Mustangs are ready for their home opener Saturday at 7 p.m. against Mississippi College and anxious to put the 37-8 loss at Colorado State-Pueblo behind them. Maskill says his football team is not as bad as the score in Pueblo would indicate and talks about the positive attitude his team displayed in the season opener. This week, MSU is preparing for an option-oriented offense as the Choctaws meet Midwestern State for the first time in the history of the program.
This week’s Stang Gang Podcast features complete coverage of Midwestern State Men’s Soccer and an interview with head coach Michael Meachum.
Midwestern State traveled to Salt Lake City and scored a pair of victories to open the 2023 season. The No. 7-ranked Mustangs upended Westminster 3-0 at Dumke Field as Maycol Reyes, Mere Escobar and Gabriel Gacovicaj scored in the season opener. Escobar scored his second goal of the season in a 1-0 victory over Colorado Mesa two days later. Midwestern State host Rogers State in the home opener on Thursday at 5:30 p.m. and faces MSU Denver on Saturday afternoon at Stang Park. Meachum discusses the early success and describes how the Mustangs can improve during the homestand.
This week’s Stang Gang Podcast features an in-depth look at Midwestern State Women’s Soccer with head coach Ryan Spence.
Midwestern State opened its season against two worthy adversaries and came away with draws against both MSU Denver at Stang Park and on the road at Central Oklahoma. Midwestern State finished strong against the Roadrunners but was unable to score on any of the chances it created. UCO took a 1-0 lead in the 62nd minute at Edmond, Oklahoma, but Lexi Beck took advantage of a Broncho blunder and scored nearly 10 minutes later as the Mustangs earned a 1-1 draw on the road. Spence evaluates the two non-conference performances that kicked off the season and looks ahead to an upcoming road trip as MSU faces Fort Lewis and Western Colorado in Gunnison, Colorado, this week.
This week’s Stang Gang Podcast features the latest news surrounding Midwestern State Volleyball with head coach Stephanie Radecki.
The Mustangs hosted the Midwestern State Invitational to begin the season, and MSU split its four matches. Southwestern Oklahoma State won the opener in four sets. The Mustangs scored their first victory over West Alabama after dominating the first two sets in a 3-1 triumph. Central Oklahoma defeated MSU in three sets, but the Mustangs swept their way past Western Colorado in their finale. Junior transfer Riley Rabedeaux hit .342 over the weekend, and freshman Isabella Dickens hit .333. Both players were part of the all-tournament team. The Mustangs are on the road to play four matches this weekend against Washburn, Northwest Missouri State, Missouri Western and William Jewel. Radecki reflects on a successful weekend and looks ahead to the year’s first road trip.
This week’s Stang Gang Podcast features legendary head football coach Bill Maskill discussing all the latest news surrounding Midwestern State Football.
Maskill begins his 22nd season at Midwestern State with a brand new coaching staff and will start a quarterback that has not previously taken a snap in a game for MSU as the Mustangs visit Colorado State-Pueblo in the season opener on Saturday night at 7 p.m. (CDT). Maskill talks about the challenges his team is facing and discusses what he has learned about his team through the excruciating practices in the Texas heat. Maskill has won nearly 71 percent of his games at Midwestern State and is 18-3 in season openers, but the Thundewolves defeated MSU at Memorial Stadium in a Week 1 clash last year, 59-27.
This week’s Stang Gang Podcast features in-depth coverage of Midwestern State Cross Country with head coach Kelsey Bruce.
The Mustangs made tremendous strides last season, finishing fifth in the Lone Star Conference Championship and producing their best finish at the NCAA Division II South Central Regionals since 2018 by placing 15th at Washington Park in Denver. Bruce is hoping the team can continue to improve this year with 11 ladies returning, and the third-year head coach explains what makes this group so special. MSU is once again competing in the DBU Orville Rogers XC Opener, where they finished second last year with 50 points.
This week’s Stang Gang Podcast features complete coverage of Midwestern State Men’s Soccer and an interview with head coach Michael Meachum.
Midwestern State has reloaded for the upcoming season, and the Mustangs are ready to kick off the 2023 campaign. MSU is traveling to Salt Lake City for a pair of matches against RMAC opponents. Midwestern State opens against Westminster at 8:30 p.m. on Thursday and returns to Drumke Field on Saturday for a match with Colorado Mesa that is scheduled to kick off at 6:30 p.m. Meachum is anxious to see how the boys perform after some rigorous training sessions leading up to the season opener.
This week’s Stang Gang Podcast features the latest news surrounding Midwestern State Volleyball with head coach Stephanie Radecki.
The Mustangs hosting the Midwestern State Invitational to begin the season, and MSU takes on Southwestern Oklahoma in the opening match. First serve is Thursday at 7 p.m. Midwestern State also faces West Alabama at 3 p.m. on Friday and clashes with Central Oklahoma at 7 p.m. on Friday. The Mustangs final match of the event is slated for 3 p.m. on Saturday as Western Colorado tangles with Midwestern State. Radecki discusses the new-look Mustangs and how they have performed in the lead up to the 2023 campaign.
This week’s Stang Gang Podcast features an in-depth look at Midwestern State Women’s Soccer with head coach Ryan Spence.
Midwestern State is ready to kick off its season at Stang Park as the Mustangs host MSU Denver on Thursday at 4:00 p.m. This year’s squad has an interesting mix of young players and experienced veterans. Spence reveals the strength of this year’s team entering the campaign and discusses the first two matches of the season. MSU is on the road Saturday for a 7 p.m. clash with Central Oklahoma, which reached the NCAA Division II Tournament for the 15th time in 24 seasons last year and finished with an 11-5-4 record.
This is a special edition of the Stang Gang Podcast with head basketball coach Justin Leslie.
The Mustangs have returned from their trip to Kaohsiung, Taiwan, where they won all five games and lifted the trophy at the Buddha's Light International Association Cup University Basketball Tournament.
Midwestern State defeated National Chengchi of Taiwan, 87-84, in the championship game after posting wins over Shih Hsin (Taiwan), Malaysia Select, Nagoya Gakuin (Japan) and Lincoln (New Zealand).
Pierre Sanders scored 28 points in the championship game, and the senior guard from Hutto, Texas, earned the BLIA Cup MVP Trophy.
Duncan Alevok opened the tournament by hitting 8-of-9 shots from the field and scoring 16 points in a 78-63 win over Shih Hsin. Alevok, a 6-10 forward from Fort Lauderdale, Florida, is a special guest on this StangGang podcast.
A special edition of the Stang Gang Podcast with head basketball coach Justin Leslie, who is preparing the men's basketball team for the BLIA Cup University Basketball Tournament Aug. 2-7 at the Kaohsiung Arena in Taiwan.
Midwestern State is departing for the Buddha's Light International Association Cup University Basketball Tournament on Saturday July 29. The Mustangs are representing the United States in Kaohsiung, a thriving international metropolis in southern Taiwan. The unique event features collegiate teams from Australia, New Zealand, Japan, Philippines, Malaysia and China. MSU is allowed 10 additional practices to prepare for the foreign summer tour, and team building has begun.
In the third of three Special Edition Stang Gang Podcasts prior to the Mustangs' departure, Leslie discusses the progress that is being made. Senior guard Pierre Sanders and junior transfer guard Bakari LaStrap also join the conversation.
The team is asking for donations to fund airfare, meals and the gift exchange following competitions. Those that are interested in making a contribution can learn more by clicking on https://giving.msutexas.edu/campaigns/msu-mens-basketball-trip-to-taiwan-2023.
A special edition of the Stang Gang Podcast with head basketball coach Justin Leslie, who is preparing the men’s basketball team for the BLIA Cup University Basketball Tournament Aug. 2-7 at the Kaohsiung Arena in Taiwan.
Midwestern State will soon begin its detailed preparation for the Buddha's Light International Association Cup University Basketball Tournament on July 20. The Mustangs are representing the United States in Kaohsiung, a thriving international metropolis in southern Taiwan. The unique event features collegiate teams from Australia, New Zealand, Japan, Philippines, Malaysia and China. The trip is designed to help Midwestern State achieve its ultimate goal of winning the Lone Star Conference, but the trip is about more than basketball.
In the second of three Special Edition Stang Gang Podcasts prior to the Mustangs’ departure, Leslie reveals how the team will be spending its 10 days together before leaving Wichita Falls.
The team is asking for donations to fund airfare, meals and the gift exchange following competitions. Those that are interested in making a contribution can learn more by clicking on https://giving.msutexas.edu/campaigns/msu-mens-basketball-trip-to-taiwan-2023.
A special edition of the Stang Gang Podcast with head basketball coach Justin Leslie, who is preparing the men’s basketball team for the BLIA Cup University Basketball Tournament Aug. 2-7 at the Kaohsiung Arena in Taiwan.
In the summer of 2018, Leslie took his team from Azusa Pacific to the Buddha's Light International Association Cup University Basketball Tournament in Taiwan and claimed the tournament title. This summer, Leslie is taking the Midwestern State Mustangs to the unique event in Kaohsiung, a thriving international metropolis in southern Taiwan. MSU is representing the United States in a tournament that features collegiate teams from Australia, New Zealand, Japan, Philippines, Malaysia and China.
In the first of three Special Edition Stang Gang Podcasts prior to the Mustangs’ departure, Leslie discusses the benefits of a foreign summer tour and presents some details about the trip.
The team is asking for donations to fund airfare, meals and the gift exchange following competitions. Those that are interested in making a contribution can learn more by clicking on https://giving.msutexas.edu/campaigns/msu-mens-basketball-trip-to-taiwan-2023.
Midwestern State head men’s and women’s tennis coach Scott Linn discusses the challenges his teams face week-in and week-out, and the on-court battles throughout the course of the season.
Midwestern State men and women’s tennis teams are both returning to the NCAA Tournament for the 10th consecutive season. The women are making their 22nd appearance in the postseason, and the men are in the field for the 20th time. The women were upset in the quarterfinals of the LSC Tournament by upstart Lubbock Christian, and the men were denied a sixth consecutive berth in the final with a loss to Cameron in the semifinals. The men now visit UT Tyler on Friday at 10 a.m., and the women travel to Lawton, Oklahoma, for a postseason clash with Cameron.
This week’s Stang Gang Podcast features the latest news surrounding Midwestern State Softball with head coach Brittanie Talley.
Midwestern State closed out its road schedule by winning the series at Western New Mexico as the bats came to life in Silver City. Jessika Roberts was 7 for 12, including a four-hit game, and homered twice in the series. Kerris Cameron homered in both games of a doubleheader, and Bailey Brenek blasted a grand slam in a five-run second inning as MSU closed the series with a 7-2 victory after winning the opener, 4-3. Kennedy Cameron and Zoe Isom both picked up wins in the circle for Midwestern State. The season comes to a close — and four seniors will be honored — as Midwestern State hosts St. Edward’s at Mustangs Park on Friday and Saturday.
Midwestern State head men’s and women’s tennis coach Scott Linn discusses the challenges his teams face week-in and week-out, and the on-court battles throughout the course of the season.
Midwestern State closed out the regular season with duals against Cameron and Arkansas-Fort Smith at MSU Tennis Center this past week. The women’s tennis team is the No. 2-seed in the upcoming LSC Women's Tennis Championship Tournament and faces Lubbock Christian on Thursday in the quarterfinals. The men are seeded No. 3 for the LSC Men's Tennis Championship Tournament. The men play the final quarterfinal dual at noon on Thursday. Linn discusses the expectations and the preparation for the postseason.
This week’s Stang Gang Podcast features the latest news surrounding Midwestern State Softball with head coach Brittanie Talley.
Midwestern State continued to see improved performances in the pitching circle during its homestand against St. Mary’s last week. The Mustangs are down to one final road trip and a season-ending homestand. This week the ladies load up the bus and make the long trip to scenic Silver City, New Mexico, for a showdown with the Western New Mexico Mustangs. Talley tells us what she expects to see during the penultimate series of the season as the MSU Mustangs play three games 5,895 feet above sea level. The series at WNMU Softball Field begins with a doubleheader on Friday at 1 p.m. central time and concludes Saturday with a game at 1 p.m. central time.
A special Stang Gang Podcast introducing new Midwestern State Women’s Basketball coach Brenita Jackson, who inherited a one-win team at Texas Wesleyan and proceeded to win 52 games over two seasons.
Jackson takes the reins of the Midwestern State women’s basketball program following the Mustangs’ 6-22 season. Jackson discusses what drew her to Midwestern State and describes the style of basketball that MSU fans will be seeing in the years to come at Ligon Coliseum. Jackson reveals her plans for recruiting players to play at Midwestern State and talks about her experiences in the game of basketball that have led her to this moment.
This week’s Stang Gang Podcast features the latest news surrounding Midwestern State Softball with head coach Brittanie Talley.
Midwestern State hopes to be cast in the role of spoiler as the season enters its final stages, and the Mustangs certainly played that part by taking two of three games from Eastern New Mexico last week at Mustangs Park. MSU has won four of its last six home games and continues to show improvement in the circle —Talley explains why in this week’s podcast. The Mustangs are back home at Mustangs Park for a series with St. Mary’s. The doubleheader on Saturday begins at 1 p.m. and the series concludes with a game at noon on Sunday.
Midwestern State head men’s and women’s tennis coach Scott Linn discusses the challenges his teams face week-in and week-out, and the on-court battles throughout the course of the season.
Midwestern State had its schedule thrown askew by rainy weather in Tyler, and the Mustangs faced Dallas Baptist on Saturday before battling the UT Tyler Patriots on Tuesday. The women stumbled at Dallas Baptist but pulled out a thrilling 4-3 victory over the UT Tyler Patriots. The men swept their way to a 7-0 win at Dallas Baptist but suffered an agonizing 4-3 loss in Tyler. The Mustangs are set to renew the Red River Rivalry with Cameron at the MSU Tennis Center on Thursday. The doubles matches begin the dual at noon. Linn reviews all the action from the past week and looks ahead to the battle with the Aggies.
Midwestern State head men’s and women’s tennis coach Scott Linn discusses the challenges his teams face week-in and week-out, and the on-court battles throughout the course of the season.
Midwestern State tennis teams are on a roll. The women have won their last three dual-matches and improved to 5-1 in conference play with wins over Western New Mexico and UT Permian Basin. The women are 7-1 at home this season. The men have also reeled off three consecutive victories and are undefeated with four wins in the Lone Star Conference. The men’s team is 6-2 on home soil. Both teams are on the road this week to face UT Tyler and Dallas Baptist. Linn discusses the contributions of his players on both teams and responds to Kim Mulkey’s comments following the LSU win over Iowa in the Division I women’s championship basketball game. “I think a lot of these personalities, coaches want to be scared of. I’m not afraid of that. I played with personalities in college. I played with a personality myself. They just are ballers,” Mulkey said.
This week’s Stang Gang Podcast features the latest news surrounding Midwestern State Softball with head coach Brittanie Talley.
Midwestern State earned its first road win of the season by defeating Oklahoma Christian in the final game of their three-game series. The Mustangs erupted with four runs in the top of the seventh inning and handed the Eagles a 6-4 defeat. The series started on a weird note with a power failure and a fire near the Oklahoma Christian campus. This week, MSU welcomes Eastern New Mexico to Mustangs Park for a three-game set that begins with a doubleheader on Thursday at 2 p.m. The series wraps up Friday with a game at 1 p.m. Talley also discusses the recent NCAA Division I Women’s Basketball Championship game and shares her thoughts on the contentious conclusion in Dallas.
Midwestern State head men’s and women’s tennis coach Scott Linn discusses the challenges his teams face week-in and week-out, and the on-court battles throughout the course of the season.
Midwestern State has entered conference play, and the women improved to 3-1 in the LSC with impressive wins over Texas A&M-Kingsville and Lubbock Christian. The men defeated the Chaparrals in a grueling dual at Lubbock on Tuesday and are 2-0 conference play. Linn discusses recent matches and looks ahead to two dual-matches at MSU Tennis Center this week. The Mustangs host Western New Mexico on Friday at 10 a.m., and UT Permian Basin is visiting Midwestern State on Saturday at 10 a.m.
This week’s Stang Gang Podcast features the latest news surrounding Midwestern State Softball with head coach Brittanie Talley.
Midwestern State thrilled the home crowd this past weekend by sweeping a doubleheader and winning a three-game series against TWU. Talley breaks down some of the pivotal moments in the two one-run victories and explains how the Mustangs turned things around against ace pitcher Alyssa LeBlanc, who was the winning pitcher for TWU on Saturday but lost the rubber game on Sunday. Sydney Shimkus is a hot hitter, and she is forcing the head coach to find a spot for her in the lineup. Shimkus has a four-game hitting streak and has seven hits in her last six games. The sophomore played second base this past week and posted her fifth multi-hit game. Talley looks ahead to the upcoming series with Oklahoma Christian.
This week’s Stang Gang Podcast features the latest news surrounding Midwestern State Softball with head coach Brittanie Talley.
Midwestern State traveled to UT Tyler to face the No. 4-ranked team in the nation in a three-game series, and also visited East Central in Ada, Oklahoma, for a pair of make-up games this past week. Brittanie Talley discusses the lessons learned in those five games and previews the upcoming series with Texas Woman’s University at Mustangs Park. The three-game set begins Saturday with a 4 p.m. start and continues with a doubleheader on Sunday, which starts at 2 p.m.
This week’s Stang Gang Podcast features the latest news surrounding Midwestern State Softball with head coach Brittanie Talley.
Zoe Isom threw a complete game and Midwestern State pulled out a 2-1 victory over UT Permian Basin this past weekend. Isom also delivered at the plate. The sophomore from Midlothian, Texas, was 1 for 2 with a double and scored a run in the victory. Freshman Allie Monroe was 4 for 10 during the series with a double, a triple, an RBI and a run scored during the three-game set. Monroe leads the Mustangs with 32 total bases and an OPS of .948. This week, Brittanie Talley is getting the Mustangs ready to face the No. 4 team in the nation. UT Tyler is 25-4 overall and leading the LSC with a 13-2 record. The Patriots are led by pitcher Tatum Goff, who is 16-0 with a 1.33 ERA, and centerfielder JT Smith from Decatur. Smith is a .427 hitter with five home runs and 14 RBIs for UT Tyler. Smith leads the conference with a 1.406 OPS.
Midwestern State men’s and women’s tennis teams are in California this week. The Mustangs are spending their Spring Break playing Azusa Pacific, Hawaii-Hilo, Fresno Pacific and Biola. This week’s podcast is devoted to spending time with two players — Emilija Visic and Luis Diaz.
Junior Emilija Visic was all-conference for the Mustangs last year with a combined record of 39-8. She is off to another fantastic start this season. Senior Luis Diaz from Spain came to Midwestern State via St. Edward’s but took two years off before returning to college tennis. Diaz is vital member on this year’s men’s team. Visic and Diaz discuss the early season results and the significance of the California trip for Midwestern State tennis.
Midwestern State head men’s and women’s tennis coach Scott Linn discusses the challenges his teams face week-in and week-out, and the on-court battles throughout the course of the season.
Midwestern State women reeled off a sixth consecutive victory with a 5-2 win over Southwest Baptist. The MSU men’s team defeated Southwest Baptist 7-0 on Friday but fell to perennial power Ouachita Baptist on Saturday, 4-1. Both teams are preparing for a trip to California, where the Mustangs will face Azusa Pacific, Hawaii-Hilo, Fresno – Pacific and Biola. Linn discusses the significance of the road trip and the status of both teams.
This week’s Stang Gang Podcast features the latest news surrounding Midwestern State Softball with head coach Brittanie Talley.
Midwestern State snapped a 12-game losing streak with a 9-8 victory over Angelo State, which won the first two games of the series, 10-1. The Rambelles hit six home runs in the first two games combined. The Mustangs posted a trio of three-run innings and held on in the seventh inning to defeat Angelo State for its first conference win of the season. MSU is on the road to face West Texas A&M this week before returning to Mustangs Park for a three-game series with UT Permian Basin that begins with a doubleheader at 2 p.m. Saturday.
Midwestern State head men’s and women’s tennis coach Scott Linn discusses the challenges his teams face week-in and week-out, and the on-court battles throughout the course of the season.
Midwestern State is coming off victories over LSC rival St. Mary’s. The Mustang women defeated the No. 14-ranked Rattlers, 5-2, and the men earned a 6-1 victory at the MSU Tennis Center on Saturday. This week, Southwest Baptist visits MSU for matches against the men and women on Friday at 2 p.m., and Ouachita Baptist will face the men’s team Saturday morning at 9 a.m. Linn talks about the contributions of young players on the men’s team and the high level of play the women’s team has displayed.
This week’s Stang Gang Podcast features the latest news surrounding Midwestern State Softball with head coach Brittanie Talley.
Midwestern State is hosting Angelo State in a three-game series that begins Friday at 4 p.m. and continues with a doubleheader that begins at 1 p.m. on Saturday. The Mustangs hit four home runs in their series at Cameron, and freshman Allie Monroe hit her first two homers at the collegiate level this past weekend. Maegan Shannon and Payton Griffin also blasted homers for the Mustangs. Talley discusses the importance of communication on the diamond and where she sees improvement in the ball club.
Midwestern State head men's and women's tennis coach Scott Linn discusses the challenges his teams face week-in and week-out, and the on-court battles throughout the course of the season.
Linn explains how matches against highly-ranked junior college competition helps sharpen his teams for the tough matches that lie ahead on the Mustangs' schedule. Linn is preparing both the men and women for matches against Southern Arkansas and Lone Star Conference rival St. Mary's at MSU Tennis Center Friday at 2 p.m. and Saturday at 10 a.m.
A candid conversation with head basketball coach Justin Leslie, who shares his thoughts about the men’s basketball team and previews upcoming action for the Mustangs.
Leslie reviews the results from two games in south Texas, where the Mustangs were officially eliminated from LSC Postseason Tournament contention, and he looks ahead to the final game of the regular season against Cameron on Thursday. In a pregame ceremony, four seniors will be recognized for their contributions to MSU basketball, and Leslie expounds on how much each of those players means to him and the program. Leslie also addresses the state of Midwestern State men’s basketball.
This week’s Stang Gang Podcast features head football coach Bill Maskill discussing all the latest news surrounding Midwestern State Football.
Midwestern State did not get off to the fast start it was hoping for against Western Oregon, but the Mustangs overcame a 14-0 deficit to defeat the Wolves, 26-21. Coach Maskill is now getting the team ready for a trip to Kingsville for a late-season showdown with the surprising Javelinas. Coach Maskill also discusses the bet he made with his team before last week’s game.
This week’s Stang Gang Podcast features complete coverage of Midwestern State Men’s Soccer and an interview with head coach Michael Meachum.
Midwestern State reached the semifinals of the 2022 Lone Star Conference Men's Soccer Championship with a thrilling come-from-behind 3-2 victory over arch-rival West Texas A&M, which was unbeaten in the last five meetings. Michael Meachum relives the pivotal moments of the memorable match.The Mustangs face Dallas Baptist in San Antonio for a berth in the championship game on Friday at 5 p.m.
This week’s Stang Gang Podcast features an in-depth look at Midwestern State Women’s Soccer with head coach Ryan Spence.
Midwestern State reached the semifinals in the 2022 Lone Star Conference Women's Soccer Championship, eliminating No. 2 seed Angelo State following a 2-2 draw, advancing 3-2 on penalties. The Mustangs are traveling to Dallas for a showdown with West Texas A&M. Head coach Ryan Spence discusses the nerve-racking victory in San Angelo and looks ahead to the match against the Lady Buffs, who shut out MSU, 2-0, in Canyon earlier this season.
This week’s Stang Gang Podcast features in-depth coverage of Midwestern State Cross Country with head coach Kelsey Bruce.
Midwestern State is preparing to host the LSC Championships on Saturday morning at the River Creek Golf Course. Kelsey Bruce evaluates the Mustangs chances against the best teams in the LSC, and discusses the depth within the conference. Coach also delves into the mindset a runner must have when facing adversity or unfavorable conditions.
This week’s Stang Gang Podcast features the latest news surrounding Midwestern State Volleyball with head coach Stephanie Radecki.
Midwestern State closed out the road portion of its schedule with a trip to South Texas. The Mustangs faced two LSC tournament-bound squads in Texas A&M-Kingsville and Texas A&M International. MSU got off to slow starts in both matches, but eventually found their footing. Aaliyah Burras continues to play extremely well, and she is one of the seniors that will be honored this coming weekend as the Mustangs wrap up their first season under head coach Stephanie Radecki with matches at home against UAFS and Oklahoma Christian.
This week’s Stang Gang Podcast features head football coach Bill Maskill discussing all the latest news surrounding Midwestern State Football.
Midwestern State ended a three-game slide in dramatic fashion. The Mustangs rallied from a 23-7 deficit to defeat UT Permian Basin, 24-23, as Ritse Vaes hit a 42-yard field goal with nine seconds remaining to give the Mustangs their first lead of the game. The offense put together three long touchdown drives, and the defense made critical stops throughout the game. This week, MSU celebrates homecoming, and Western Oregon makes their first-ever trip to Memorial Stadium. Midwestern seeks to get its record over .500 in the Week 9 encounter.
This week’s Stang Gang Podcast features an in-depth look at Midwestern State Women’s Soccer with head coach Ryan Spence.
Ryan Spence took the Mustangs into Denton Wednesday night needing three points against Texas Woman’s to bolster the Mustangs chances of reaching the LSC Postseason Tournament. Alyssa Salinas scored 41 seconds into the match, and MSU cruised to a 5-0 victory. Spence was particularly pleased that MSU earned its fourth shutout of the season. Midwestern State will be at Stang Park for the regular season finale against second-place Angelo State, and a point against the Rambelles would clinch a berth in the conference tournament for the Mustangs.
This week’s Stang Gang Podcast features complete coverage of Midwestern State Men’s Soccer and an interview with head coach Michael Meachum.
Midwestern State returned home after suffering a 2-0 loss at 8th-ranked St. Mary’s and picked up a much-needed victory over Dallas Baptist at Stang Park. Head coach Michael Meachum and the Mustangs are coming down the stretch and needing a win over UTPB to improve their standing for the upcoming LSC Tournament. The final road trip of the season is Wednesday, when Midwestern State travels to Odessa for a showdown with the Falcons, and both teams enter the match with nine points in the conference race— holding down the final two spots for the postseason conference tournament. Oklahoma Christian is just a point behind MSU and UTPB.
This week’s Stang Gang Podcast features the latest news surrounding Midwestern State Volleyball with head coach Stephanie Radecki.
Midwestern State enjoyed a three-match homestand last week, winning another five-set match. MSU defeated TWU and improved to 4-1 in five-set matches. Two nights later, the Mustangs swept Western New Mexico in routine fashion. East Central won three close sets in the final match of the homestand, and MSU is now 4-3 at D. L. Ligon Coliseum. The Mustangs have two challenging matches coming up in South Texas this weekend, and Stephanie Radecki talks about the improvement she has seen in this year’s team.
This week’s Stang Gang Podcast features in-depth coverage of Midwestern State Cross Country with head coach Kelsey Bruce.
Midwestern State enjoyed another good showing this past weekend, finishing sixth at the DBU Old Glory Gallop in Grand Prairie at Lynn Creek Park. Elizabeth Butzke led the Stang Gang with a strong time of 18:35.70, which stands 25th on MSU's all-time 5K list. Midwestern also placed four more times on the program's all-time Top 100 5K list to bring its total to 19 this season. Bruce reacts to the team’s latest accomplishment and explains why Midwestern State has opted not to run in San Angelo in next week.
This week’s Stang Gang Podcast features complete coverage of Midwestern State Men’s Soccer and an interview with head coach Michael Meachum.
Midwestern State was stunned Saturday night at Stang Park with a 1-0 loss to Texas A&M International, and the Mustangs need to rebound with a victory over No. 8-ranked St. Mary’s, which is atop the Lone Star Conference standings. Meachum addresses the state of the Mustangs and the importance of Wednesday night’s match in San Antonio against the Rattlers, who have won two of the Mustangs last three visits. Also, find out what the Mustangs head coach was watching during this week’s podcast.
This week’s Stang Gang Podcast features the latest news surrounding Midwestern State Volleyball with head coach Stephanie Radecki.
Midwestern State faced two of the toughest teams in the LSC on the road this past weekend, and the Mustangs were swept by both Dallas Baptist and UT Tyler. The Mustangs come home to play three-straight matches, including a re-match with Texas Woman’s, which defeated MSU earlier this season at the LSC Crossover event in Denton. This match counts in the conference standings. Midwestern State is looking to improve on its 2-2 record at home. Head coach Stephanie Radecki discusses the recent road trip and shares some insight on how the coaching staff works together.
This week’s Stang Gang Podcast features an in-depth look at Midwestern State Women’s Soccer with head coach Ryan Spence.
Midwestern State faced 17th-ranked West Texas A&M at The Pitch in Canyon on Saturday night and suffered a 2-0 loss as the Lady Buffs extended their home winning streak to 10 matches. Lexi Jackson made eight saves for the Mustangs, who managed 12 total shots, while placing seven on frame including two each by Cassidy Savoy, Olivia Okoye, and Sydney Van Noy. MSU is on the road to face Lubbock Christian as the Mustangs make their first-ever visit to LCU Soccer Field in search of its third conference victory this season.
This week’s Stang Gang Podcast features head football coach Bill Maskill discussing all the latest news surrounding Midwestern State Football.
Midwestern State suffered a heartbreaking 30-27 overtime loss at Western New Mexico to fall to 3-2 on the season and 2-1 in the Lone Star Conference. A goal line stand by Western New Mexico kept the Mustangs from scoring on a 16-play, 78-yard drive in the third quarter. Ritse Vaes kicked a field goal in overtime before WNMU scored a touchdown to win the game. MSU now focuses on West Texas A&M, which will be at Memorial Stadium for a 7 p.m. kickoff on Saturday.
This week’s Stang Gang Podcast features complete coverage of Midwestern State Men’s Soccer and an interview with head coach Michael Meachum.
Midwestern State went down a man in the 23rd minute at Oklahoma Christian and suffered its first loss of the season, 2-1, on Saturday night in Oklahoma City. Daryl Walsh denied Isaias Silva a scoring opportunity as the last defender and was issued the first red card shown to a Mustang this season. Rory Doyle assisted sophomore forward Max Gonzales, who scored the fourth goal of his career for the Mustangs. Doyle now has 10 points, and has at least one point in all but two matches this year. Meachum’s squad is visiting Eastern New Mexico on Wednesday night at 6:30 before hosting Lubbock Christian Saturday at 3 p.m.
This week’s Stang Gang Podcast features in-depth coverage of Midwestern State Cross Country with head coach Kelsey Bruce.
Midwestern State is hosting the Mustang Derby this weekend at River Creek Golf Course in Wichita Falls. The runners start the 5K run at 8 a.m. The Mustangs have turned in some positive results through their first three meets. Finishing second at the DBU Orville Rogers XC Opener before winning the Cameron Aggie Duels. In a strong field of 26, MSU finished 11th at the Missouri Southern Stampede on Sept. 17. The Mustang Derby is the first of three meets for Bruce’s bunch before Midwestern State hosts the LSC Championships at River Creek Golf Course on Nov. 5.
This week’s Stang Gang Podcast features the latest news surrounding Midwestern State Volleyball with head coach Stephanie Radecki.
Midwestern State has a busy week. Stephanie Radecki’s squad is coming off a straight-set loss at Lubbock Christian on Sept. 28, 14-25, 11-25, 16-25. The Mustangs wrap up a four-game road trip with a match against Eastern New Mexico on Wednesday. Following the match in Portales, MSU will play home matches against West Texas A&M and Cameron. The Lady Buffs, ranked No. 14 in the nation, visit D.L. Ligon Coliseum Friday for a match with MSU at 6 p.m. The Aggies will visit the Mustangs on Saturday with first serve scheduled for noon.
This week’s Stang Gang Podcast features an in-depth look at Midwestern State Women’s Soccer with head coach Ryan Spence.
Midwestern State is coming off a 1-1 draw at Texas A&M International as it returns home to face UT Permian Basin in a conference match. Lexi Beck scored in the 57th minute as the Mustangs snapped a two-game skid with a tie in Laredo. Beck, who has five assists this season, scored her first goal of the year and the fifth of her career. Spence is getting the team ready for the Falcons, who only have one win in 12 all-time meetings with the Maroon & Gold. UTPB has won their last two matches with a 2-1 victory over Angelo State and a 1-0 triumph at Texas Woman’s on Oct. 1.
This week’s Stang Gang Podcast features head football coach Bill Maskill discussing all the latest news surrounding Midwestern State Football.
Midwestern State is coming off the most lopsided victory in the history of the program, defeating conference newcomer Simon Fraser, 77-0, for its third-straight win. The Mustangs improved to 3-1 overall. MSU is on the road this week, taking a long bus trip to Silver City, New Mexico, for the ninth all-time meeting with Western New Mexico. Midwestern has won its last six meeting with WNMU, which is 2-2 this season and both of its victories came at Ben Altamirano Field. MSU is one of four 2-0 teams in the LSC race, and WNMU is 1-1 in conference play.
This week’s Stang Gang Podcast features complete coverage of Midwestern State Men’s Soccer and an interview with head coach Michael Meachum.
No. 3-ranked Midwestern State is coming off a 0-0 draw with Lubbock Christian in a non-conference match at Lubbock. The Mustangs are traveling to Oklahoma City for a rematch with Oklahoma Christian. The Eagles lost to MSU at Stang Park, 2-0, when the two sides clashed in a non-conference match on Sept. 21. Mere Escobar scored twice in a 29-second span, propelling the Mustangs to a third-straight win over OC. MSU leads the all-time series, 19-1-1, but head coach Michael Meachum is not taking the Eagles lightly.
This week’s Stang Gang Podcast features the latest news surrounding Midwestern State Volleyball with head coach Stephanie Radecki.
Midwestern State followed up a disappointing performance against UT Permian Basin with an impressive showing at Angelo State, however the Rambelles pulled out a five-set victory. The Mustangs are on the road this week to face Lubbock Christian, which is coached by Keith and Michal Giboney, and they are familiar opponents for MSU first-year coach Stephanie Radecki. LCU has lost six of its last seven matches but is 4-2 at home this season.
This week’s Stang Gang Podcast features an in-depth look at Midwestern State Women’s Soccer with head coach Ryan Spence.
Midwestern State traveled to Austin for a meeting with the St. Edward’s Hilltoppers. In a match that was somewhat even statistically, St. Edward’s scored the only goal of the game for its fifth straight win. MSU is 1-2 in conference play with a 4-4 overall record. The Mustangs are returning home for a match with Oklahoma Christian on Wednesday night at 7 p.m. OC is 0-2-3 over its last five matches and 1-7-2 all-time against the Mustangs.
This week’s Stang Gang Podcast features in-depth coverage of Midwestern State Cross Country with head coach Kelsey Bruce.
Midwestern State is preparing for its next meet, which will be the Mustang Open in Wichita Falls at River Creek Golf Course on Oct. 8th. MSU is off to a great start this season with a second-place finish at the DBU Orville Rogers XC Opener, a win at the Aggie Duels in Lawton, Oklahoma, and an 11th place showing in the Missouri Southern Stampede, which featured an outstanding field. Head coach Kelsey Bruce talks about the process of building a successful program at Midwestern State.
Midwestern State won its first-ever meeting with Simon Fraser in convincing fashion, 77-0, and head coach Bill Maskill visited with Pete Stein following the victory at Memorial Stadium on Saturday night.
This week’s Stang Gang Podcast features complete coverage of Midwestern State Men’s Soccer and an interview with head coach Michael Meachum.
Midwestern State moved up to No. 4 in the national rankings following a 1-1 draw with then No. 18-ranked West Texas A&M in Canyon. The Mustangs returned home to face No. 17-ranked Oklahoma Christian. Mere Escobar scored twice in a 29 second span of the second half, and MSU knocked the Eagles from the ranks of the unbeaten with a 2-0 victory at Stang Park. Midwestern (6-0-1) is traveling to the South Plains for a match with Lubbock Christian (3-4-1) on Saturday at 3:30 p.m.
This week’s Stang Gang Podcast features head football coach Bill Maskill discussing all the latest news surrounding Midwestern State Football.
Coach Maskill said his team had to overcome two opponents last week —Midwestern State and Michigan Tech —but after surviving an array of penalties and turnovers, the Mustangs scored an improbable 28-21 victory over the Huskies. This week, MSU is hosting one of the newest members of the Lone Star Conference, the Simon Fraser Red Leafs, and the coaching staff is having to prepare for an unfamiliar foe.
This week’s Stang Gang Podcast features an in-depth look at Midwestern State Women’s Soccer with head coach Ryan Spence.
The Mustangs have shut out two of their last three opponents and scored 10 goals in that span. MSU is coming off a 4-0 victory over SWOSU. Olivia Okoye has scored three goals in the last two matches for the Mustangs, who travel to Austin this weekend for a Lone Star Conference showdown with St. Edward’s. Kickoff at Lewis-Chen Family Field is scheduled for 1 p.m. Saturday.
This week’s Stang Gang Podcast features the latest news surrounding Midwestern State Volleyball with head coach Stephanie Radecki.
The Mustangs finally got a chance to play at D.L. Ligon Coliseum after playing their first 12 matches away from home, and the environment was electric as Midwestern State defeated St. Edward’s in five sets to open up its LSC campaign. St. Mary’s some tightly contested sets to take the Saturday match. This week MSU is on the road to face UTPB and Angelo State.
The Stang Gang Podcast with Bill Maskill hosted by Pete Stein features a recap of last week's 36-30 win over UT Permian Basin to clinch an outright Lone Star Conference championship and take a look back at the season.
The Stang Gang Podcast with Bill Maskill hosted by Pete Stein features a recap of last week's 15-12 loss at West Texas A&M and a look ahead at this week's regular season finale against UT Permian Basin.
The Stang Gang Podcast with Bill Maskill hosted by Pete Stein features a recap of last week's 52-10 win on Homecoming over Western New Mexico and a look ahead at this week's crucial road game at West Texas A&M.
The Stang Gang Podcast with Bill Maskill hosted by Pete Stein features a recap of last week's 17-14 loss to FCS Tarleton State and a look ahead at this week's Homecoming matchup against Western New Mexico.
The Stang Gang Podcast with Bill Maskill hosted by Pete Stein features a look ahead to Saturday's game at Tarleton State. Maskill also reveals how he spends an bye week.
The Stang Gang Podcast with Bill Maskill hosted by Pete Stein features a recap of last week's win over Texas A&M-Kingsville and a look ahead at the bye week.
The Stang Gang Podcast with Bill Maskill hosted by Pete Stein features a recap of last week's win over Eastern New Mexico and a look ahead at this week's game at Central Washington.
The Stang Gang Podcast with Bill Maskill hosted by Pete Stein features a recap of last week's win at No. 17 Angelo State and a look ahead at this week's home opener against Eastern New Mexico.
The Stang Gang Football Podcasts with Bill Maskill hosted by Trey Reed features a recap of last week's win against No. 7 Texas A&M-Commerce and a look ahead at this week's showdown at No. 17 Angelo State.
The Stang Gang Football Podcast with Bill Maskill hosted by Pete Stein features a recap of last week's win at Quincy (Ill.) and a look ahead at this week's rivalry matchup against No. 7 Texas A&M-Commerce.