By Dan Nguyen — Reporter San Jose State men’s baseball (6-22) lost to Air Force (24-18) on Sunday by a score of 5-3. The bright spots for SJSU were sophomore outfielder Nik Trapani, sophomore catcher Taylor Justus and senior outfielder Read more
By Nick Romeo — Content Editor After one year with San Jose State, junior guard Jalen Dalcourt has entered the transfer portal. Dalcourt made a great first impression in his Spartan debut with a 23-point performance against Boise State on Read more
By Jarra Gojolo — Managing Editor San Jose State sprinters were the stars of the show over the weekend as men’s and women’s track and field competed in the Mountain West Championships. The men’s team finished in sixth place with Read more
By Dan Nguyen — Reporter San Jose State University women’s golf team played in the NCAA regionals tournament and finished in 9th out of 18 teams at the Stanford Golf Course. The Spartans played three rounds between May 10 and May Read more
By Annabelle Del Bosque — Reporter The Spartans made a three-run comeback in the top of the seventh inning to tie the game but fell 8-7 against the Cardinal. San Jose State baseball (6-18, 2-8 MW) battled Stanford University (27-10, Read more
By Jonathon Schaffer — Reporter The San Jose State women’s softball team (9-19, 5-9 MW) lost in a nail-biter to the University of New Mexico (7-35, 5-14 MW) by a score of 5-4 on Sunday, May 9. It was the Read more
By Jonathon Schaffer — Reporter The San Jose State men’s baseball team (6-16) lost both games against the San Diego State Aztecs (24-12) on Saturday, May 8 by scores of 17-3 and 10-6. In game one, Aztecs quickly jumped to Read more
By Benny Garcia — Reporter When thinking about the most notable college softball players of all-time, one theme remains the same. Softball legends Dot Richardson, Jennie Finch and Lisa Fernandez were two-way players who possessed the rare talent to pitch Read more
By Jonathon Schaffer — Reporter San Jose State has endured the hardships of fall and spring sports combining into one big spring season during the COVID-19 pandemic, but it has not been as successful for a particular area of SJSU Read more
By Derrick Ow — Reporter Students have felt exhausted with the transition to online classes because of the COVID-19 pandemic. Pablo Villasenor is not one of those students. He has kept his motivation despite not having a traditional track and Read more
By Annabelle Del Bosque — Reporter The COVID-19 pandemic has paused practically everything, including America’s favorite espace from reality: sports. With vaccines being rolled out and positive cases slowing down, the sports world is trying to pick up where it Read more
By Anthony Lucido — Reporter Stay safe and stay home. A message many of us recognize as a cautionary plea to keep ourselves and one another safe against COVID-19. However, for others, it speaks a different story. Since the beginning Read more
By Shiri Marwaha — Reporter San Jose State University women’s tennis came back after 349 days to take the world of college tennis by storm and clinch the Mountain West Championship. Knocking down one competitor at a time, they proceeded Read more
By Max Miller — Reporter The San Jose State baseball team took the loss to the University of California by a score of 18-10 in Berkeley. The Spartans jumped all over the Cal pitching staff by mounting an early 9-0 lead. Read more
By Nick Romeo — Content Editor San Jose State football is sending two more of its players to an NFL roster this year. Wide receivers Tre Walker and Bailey Gaither were picked up by the Buffalo Bills and the Green Read more