By Jose Trujillo Things don’t always fall in order. It’s not always one-two-three. Lil’ bro doesn’t always follow big bro. This is specifically true for brothers and San Jose State soccer players Eduardo and Willy Miranda. Though they now both Read more
By Sara Biela For the first time in 17 years, a new face will lead San Jose State’s gymnastics program. Former head coach Wayne Wright announced his retirement in early July. Nearly a month later, the position was filled by Read more
By Ernie Gonzalez – Football Insider He was the first of 11 high school players to commit to San Jose State football during the newly-regulated NCAA signing period, and the first of 24 newcomers to say yes to SJSU. He Read more
By Jose Trujillo No doubt, he will be missed. San Jose State’s leader in goals, shots, shots on goal and points last season, Jeremy Romero, has graduated. With his exit, Romero leaves SJSU with a huge void that will need Read more
By Ernie Gonzalez – Football Insider San Jose State football had its first team scrimmage since the spring on Saturday on its practice field. It was the first of two fall scrimmages for the team. Below are three immediate observations Read more
By Ernie Gonzalez When Inland Empire’s Arroyo Valley high school and Carter high schools clash on the gridiron, it’s everything a rivalry entails. In 2014, Zamore Zigler, whose primary position as a Carter Lion was a defensive back, tallied 71 Read more
By Chris Estrada The San Jose State gymnastics team has found its new head coach for the 2018 season. The Spartans were on the hunt for a new trainer after former head coach Wayne Wright announced retirement last month after Read more
By Marissa Scott San Jose State’s two-time Mountain West long-jump champion Destiny Longmire will join Big-12 Texas Christian University, as announced on the Horned Frog Twitter account on July 23. Longmire, arguably one of the best women track and field Read more
By Taylor Lupetti San Jose State University 2018 graduate Sybille Gauvain will officially represent the hosting Spartans in the upcoming Mubadala Silicon Valley Classic. The classic will take place in the new Spartan Tennis Complex on South Campus and will Read more
By Chris Estrada After starting out hot with a 21-14 record through the first 35 games, the San Jose Giants have only won 13 of the their last 35 overall. Injuries to key players was a factor, relying on backups, Read more
By Jose Trujillo San Jose State officially introduced former interim coach Brad Sanfilippo as its head coach Wednesday afternoon. The UC Davis graduate was greeted to a standing ovation by a packed house in the Simpkins Stadium Center on South Read more
By Madyson Montoya Andrea Kohlhaas had no idea her after-school hobby as a 13-year-old would take her 5,757 miles away from home. “Basketball got pretty serious, pretty quickly,” the 5-foot-11 junior forward said. Because she took her passion and skill Read more
By Ernie Gonzalez It wasn’t until the early days of August that DeJon Packer proved he fit in the preseason six-man mix after he tried out for the team. Fast forward nearly 10 months and the local kid who once Read more
By Marissa Scott In a complete slugfest, San Jose State baseball knocked out No. 1 seed Nevada in a 13-6 win to avoid elimination in the Mountain West Tournament Friday afternoon. The Spartans (27-29) strung together 11 singles and three Read more
By Marissa Scott The 2018 season brought many questions for the SJSU baseball team. Who would be the starting pitchers? Who will be the head coach? How will the team improve from last year? There were so many unanswered questions, Read more