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The Greater Lansing Sports Authority (GLSA), and the Michigan State University rugby team are

Michigan State University graduate student Piotr Pasik loves seeing the look on people's faces when he tells them he plays tennis. As a wheelchair user, Pasik learned early on to defy others' expectations. At MSU, he has studied Kinesiology, traveled the world and got involved with MSU's Adaptive Sports Club.

The return of Spartan Football – Just saying the words gives those of us that bleed green full-blown goosebumps. The concept is so exciting because of all the positivity and excitement that Spartan football brings to our lives.

The Greater Lansing Sports Authority is pleased to welcome back to the community one of its longest running sports event partners, Senior Softball USA, for the 2019 Senior Softball Northern Championships, August 15-18. Softball games will feature 50 different teams with players ranging in age from 40-years-old to 80-years-old.

The Greater Lansing Sports Authority is pleased to welcome back to the region the USA High School Clay Target League National Championship July 11-14, 2019 at the Michigan Trap Association (MTA) Home grounds in Mason.

The Greater Lansing Sports Authority is pleased to announce the return of two sports events making for a huge sports weekend in the community.

It doesn't take long to notice Greater Lansing is undergoing a major reconstruction. Cranes are in the air, shovels are in the dirt and the community at large is at the threshold of a completely revitalized region.

The awesome local sports culture in Greater Lansing will be on display in full force this weekend as the GLSA and Michigan State University proudly host the Michigan High School Athletic Association (MHSAA) State Finals in Boys Baseball, Girls Softball and Girls Soccer, June 13-15, 2019!

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The Greater Lansing region is a lot of things to a lot of people, but for a few special days in May it will be the focal point of the Women’s college golf world as it hosts the Division 1 NCAA Regional Championships.