By Sofia Wright — Staff Writer After some tough non-conference games, the San Jose State men’s soccer team (1-7-0, 1-0-0 WAC) scored their first win of the season 3-2 against CSU Bakersfield (1-6-0, 0-1-0 WAC). The Spartans got ahead early Read more
By Joe Roias — Staff Writer This marks the third straight loss for SJSU (5-8, 0-2 MW) and the team continues to struggle to find consistency both offensively and defensively. Fresno State (9-5, 2-0 MW) came out firing on all cylinders Read more
By Jessica Jimenez — Staff Writer San Jose State women’s soccer (2-5-2) tragically fell in the Mountain West Conference (0-1) opener to Colorado College (6-1-0, 1-0 MW) on Friday evening at Washburn Field. This was the first time the Tigers Read more
By BJ Querubin – Staff Writer Miscues and missed opportunities led to San Jose State football’s downfall Friday night against the Air Force Academy, falling 41-24. SJSU (2-2, 0-1 MW) got caught napping, coming off of a strenuous 31-24 road Read more
By Stevie Corio — Staff Writer San Jose State (5-7, 0-1 MW) battled San Diego State (8-4, 1-0 MW) Thursday in the Mountain West women’s volleyball opener. The Spartans lost their game 2-3 with the Aztecs taking home the win Read more
By Felix Oliveros — Staff Writer All the raw emotion that came from the first victory against an SEC school in San Jose State Football’s history was undoubtedly something to remember. But that was last week, and the party’s over. Read more
By Ernie Gonzalez — Editor Two San Jose State Spartans were given Mountain-West recognition Monday morning as they were honored as the conference’s Offensive and Defensive Players of the Week. Quarterback Josh Love, who completed 32 of 49 passes for Read more
By Sofia Wright — Staff Writer It’s not often that a 21.5-point underdog beats the spread, or wins the game. San Jose State (2-1) didn’t get the memo as it took down Arkansas (2-2) 31-24 in Fayetteville. The Saturday night Read more
By Jessica Jimenez — Staff Writer San Jose State women’s volleyball (5-5) headed to New York for the Big Apple Tournament where it defeated Long Island University 3-0 but fell to Columbia University 3-2. In the first of two matches, Read more
By Kellen Concentine — Staff Writer San Jose State women’s soccer (2-4-2) came up short 2-1 in overtime against Portland (3-2-2) in their last non-conference game. The Spartans started off the game aggressive, with senior forward Jamilecxth Becerra scoring the Read more
By Stevie Corio — Staff Writer SJSU’s women’s golf team had a solid showing at the Minnesota Invitational on September 9th and 10th despite falling just short of a victory. On day one of the invite, SJSU ended up tied Read more
By Jarra Gojolo – Staff Writer For the second straight weekend, a Spartan will look to conquer Tulsa. The Spartans of San Jose State (1-0) are coming off a decisive 35-18 win last week against the University of Northern Colorado. Read more
By Austin Turner — Executive Editor Bailey Gaither looked as though he hadn’t missed a beat. The San Jose State wideout was working hard on the practice field with his teammates on a bright and sunny Sunday afternoon just days Read more
By Ernie Gonzalez — Editor In football terms, call it third and “very” long. In real life, it’s known as the start of another season. An incompletion on the first snap and a run for loss on second down has Read more
By Madyson Montoya — Content Editor Reinventing the program with renovations. At least, that’s the plan. On June 5, a groundbreaking ceremony was held at CEFCU Stadium to celebrate the start of renovations and the creation of a new football Read more