For the second straight season Michigan State University has finished in the top five of the National College Dodgeball Association rankings. The Spartans finished the season 8-7, good for 16 points. They finished behind only Kent State, Grand Valley State, Saginaw Valley State, and Kentucky. The rankings will help Michigan State get a high seed on Sunday of Nationals, as 20% of the Sunday ranking is based on your regular season points.

The Spartans started the season off with a loss to Saginaw Valley State, then went a a 8-2 run, with their only losses being to Grand Valley State. They then lost three matches at the Michigan Dodgeball Cup in February, and then had to forfeit their final match before Nationals to GVSU. The Spartans went their third straight season without losing to an out of state opponent during the regular season.

Last season Michigan State ended the regular season ranked second in the country behind only Central Michigan, who went on to win the National Championship. MSU played 14 games last season, but this season they played 15, good for second in the country for most games played. This means in the last two seasons the Spartans have played 29 games, which is tied for the most in the country with Kent State.

For a full look at the results and rankings for the NCDA, check out the records spreadsheet on Google.