The Michigan State Spartans women’s soccer team wrapped up its shortened season with a Big Ten Tournament double-overtime loss to Rutgers. MSU had a rocky season to say the least, finishing 1-10-1 overall and then saw head coach Tom Saxton retire after 30 seasons at the helm.
Michigan State’s head women’s soccer coach Tom Saxton announced his retirement on Thursday, April 15. He had just finished his 30th season at the helm and was the longest tenured women’s soccer coach in the Big Ten. Associate head coach Tammy Farnum will serve as the interim head women’s soccer coach.