SJSU’s true rival
By Sandeep Chandok They say Fresno State is San Jose State’s rival — I don’t buy it. That isn’t the matchup that attracts a crowd, that has players fired up and ready to fight to the finish. It’s San Diego Read more
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Final home series could be season’s biggest
By Daniel Reedy: In undoubtedly the most crucial series of the Mountain West Conference season, the top two teams will finally have at it this weekend with the title on the line. The Spartans are two games back from first Read more
Bocce ball tourney gets the revolution to SJSU athletics rolling
By Lindsey Boyd The most coveted, spirited, trash-talking and jaw-dropping tournament of the year took place on SJSU’s new golf facility today — the much anticipated bocce ball tournament. Coaches and staff from several SJSU sports attended the annual tournament Read more
Lobos host SJSU with season’s end in sight
By Daniel Reedy: The San Jose State Spartans (30-15, 9-6 in MW) enter their third-to-last series of the season, taking on the New Mexico Lobos (20-20, 6-9 in MW) for a three-game set beginning today. SJSU swept New Mexico in Read more
Spartan athletics top 10
Jeff Garcia Even though Garcia wasn’t drafted by an NFL team, he showed the determination to turn pro and had a pro career that spanned 10 years. Garcia transferred to San Jose State in 1990 and was starting quarterback until Read more
The voice of the Spartans
By Hannah Moore As a kid, Justin Allegri and his brother played sports video games such as Ken Griffey Jr. Baseball for Nintendo 64 and called the games for fun. Little did the young Santa Cruz native know at the Read more
The one-two punch
By Daniel Reedy: Thanks to a pair of the conference’s top pitchers, San Jose State sits in second place in the Mountain West. The Spartans also rank second in ERA and opponents’ batting average. Seniors Katelyn Linford and Colette Riggs Read more
From tomato fields to the olympic stage
By Oscar Acevado Before coaching the United States’ Olympic team, Yoshihiro Uchida faced racism that only left him more determined to prove his doubters and detractors wrong. Garden Grove, nestled between Los Angeles and Irvine, is where Uchida grew up Read more
Quakes score thrilling late equalizer on College Night
By Jovanni Arroyo-Camberos: Just like back in 2012 when the San Jose Earthquakes (2-2-2) were known as “The Goonies,” famous for their late goals. The Quakes created more of that magic as they drew 1-1 against FC Dallas (3-0-2) on Read more
Raising the bar
By Taylor Lupetti For senior gymnast Rachel Heinl, going to the NCAA Seattle Regionals was the ideal way to end her last year on the team. However, the opportunity to compete at regionals was not something Heinl saw in her Read more
Spartans jump from swoosh to stripes
By Daniel Reedy: San Jose State joined former running back Tyler Ervin, inking a six-year deal with Adidas, unifying the school under one apparel logo. This will be the first time each Spartan team will wear the same brand. Ervin, Read more
High Risk High Reward: Are the Spartans Leaning too Much on Linford?
By Ernie Gonzalez The month of March was supposed to be for basketball, but don’t tell that to senior right hander Katelyn Linford. Linford has gone lights out during the month, posting an 8-1 record, a save, an ERA under Read more
‘A little bit is a lot’ for the MPSF Champions
By Lindsey Boyd: San Jose State is No. 1. These words are rarely stated and haven’t been paired together to describe the gymnastics team since 2004 when it last won the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation Championship. But, the “indescribable” 195.925 Read more
“A little bit is a lot” for the MPSF Champions
By Lindsey Boyd: San Jose State is No. 1. These words are rarely stated and haven’t been paired together to describe the gymnastics team since 2004 when it last won the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation Championship. But tonight, the 195.925 Read more
Spartans survive despite 9th inning scare
By Sandeep Chandok It was San Jose State that got hot early and Nevada that got hot late — fortunately for the Spartans, the early fire power was enough to hold off the Wolf Pack’s late push. A 7-6 win Read more