By Levern Johnson (@inkedjournalist) – Spear Reporter With the Spartans’ season heating up, the possibility of making school history and securing a top-25 ranking by the season’s end is becoming increasingly realistic. Just a month into their season, the Spartans have Read more
By Andrew Hartley (@andrewhart1ey) – Spear Reporter SJSU men’s golf finished last out of 12 teams in the Southwestern Inviational at the North Ranch Country Club. After tying for fourth in the Visit Stockton Pacific Invitational, the Spartans took part Read more
By Levern Johnson (@inkedjournalist) – Spear Reporter Jaudai Lopes on beam. Titus Wilkinson – The Spear Coming into Sunday’s tri-meet against Sacramento State and the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse, SJSU gymnastics held the 29th-ranked all-around spot in the NCAA rankings, Read more
By Isabella Dandoy (@DandoyIsabella) – Spear Reporter SJSU women’s water polo (2-4) acquired its third loss in the CAL Cup, resulting in 8-12 against UC Davis (1-2). Although the Aggies are coming off a 0-2 record, they were victorious against Read more
Tajinder Nijhar(@Tj_Nijjar_)- Spear Reporter SJSU women’s swim (3-4 , 0-1 MW) drop to the Fresno State Bulldogs (4-3 , 1-0 MW) 117-172 on Saturday afternoon at the Fresno State Aquatics Center in Fresno, Califorina. Spartans took on their conference rival Read more
By Tyler Castillo (@TylerCast_Jour)- Spear Reporter SJSU women’s water polo (2-3) continued the Cal Cup tournament falling to the California Golden Bears (4-0), 15-4 at Berkeley. SJSU did not beat Cal last season and the beginning of this season started Read more
By Isabella Dandoy (@DandoyIsabella)-Spear Reporter SJSU women’s tennis (1-3) suffered a grueling upset that awarded Sacramento State (1-1) its first win of the season. After a commandeering performance against Hawaii Pacific last weekend, the Spartans were looking to spark a Read more
By Andrew Hartley (@AndrewHart1ey)- Spear Reporter SJSU women’s water polo (2-1) opened the Cal Cup falling to the defending national champions, the Stanford Cardinal (1-0), 21-2. Coming into the game, the Cardinal were ranked as the No. 1 team in Read more
Matt Weiner (@mattweiner20) – Basketball Beat Reporter San Jose State’s Omari Moore is living, breathing and navigating the pressures that come from the dichotomy that surrounds a team’s best player. His high scoring pedigree gifts him the trust from SJSU Read more
Aikman Fang (@aikmanfang) – SJSU women’s basketball Beat Reporter San Jose State women’s basketball (2-13, 0-4 MW) came up short in a 65-51 loss to Fresno State (8-9, 1-3 MW) on Saturday afternoon inside the Save Mart Center. Both the Read more
Don Cox works on a story while at the Lincoln Memorial courtesy of the Reno Gazette Journal, photo by David B. Parker Irene Adeline Milanez (@MilanezIrene) – Executive Editor of The Spear Don Cox, sportswriter and San Jose State School Read more
Omari Moore’s career high 29 points gifts SJSU men’s basketball its first win in program history over CSU in Tim Miles’ return to Moby Arena.
Aikman Fang (@aikmanfang) – Women’s Basketball Beat Reporter San Jose State Women’s Basketball (2-10, 0-1 MW) began conference play with a 64-47 loss to Nevada (3-8, 1-0 MW) on Thursday afternoon inside the Lawlor Events Center. The Spartans led 15-9 Read more
Fourth-year wide receiver Isaiah Hamilton entered the transfer portal just two days after dominating in the Famous Idaho Potato Bowl.
Matt Weiner (@mattweiner20) – Basketball Beat Reporter It was a tale of two halves for SJSU men’s basketball. Well, second halves that is. SJSU was cursed with self-inflicted errors in the final 20 minutes of its recent loss to Pacific, Read more