By Andrew Hartley(@andrewhart1ey) – Spear Reporter Jovanna Babic following through on her front hand to continue to set. l Photo by Titus Wilkinson – The Spear After initially having their match rained out on Monday, the SJSU tennis team(1-0) began Read more
By Andrew Hartley(@andrewhart1ey) – Spear Reporter After five days of careful consideration, SJSU finally found its next head coach down south in UCLA’s facilities. The program made it clear that they were looking for candidates with head coaching experience, and Read more
By Christian Vieyra (@thecvieyra) – Managing Editor – Photo Courtesy of SJSU Athletics San Jose State Gymnastics finished second Friday night in a competition that fielded four teams, Boise State (host), Air Force and West Chester, at the ExtraMile Arena Read more
By Nick Orozco (@nickorozco03) – Executive Editor The San Jose State track team dominated the Spokane Indoor Challenge with seven different first-place finishes across the event. Friday Most notable on the first day were sophomores Christopher Coats and Demaris Waters. Read more
By Hector Roldan (@HectorRSJSU) – Spear Reporter Junior forward Amhyia Moreland going up to make the basket against the defender in the paint. | Photo courtesy of SJSU Athletics. San Jose State (6-9, 1-2 MW) fell to University of Nevada Read more
By Aaron Johnson (@voz_aaron1) – Spear Reporter photo by Andrew Hartley – The Spear SJSU head coach Tim Miles threw his clipboard down in frustration after Boise State tied the game. San Jose State once again squandered a first-half lead Read more
By Andrew Hartley (@andrewhart1ey) – Spear Reporter SJSU women’s gymnastics team celebrating their first home victory in the 2023 season. l Photo by Irene Adeline Milanez – The Spear Thirty-six universities are granted spots to the NCAA women’s gymnastics championships Read more
By Aaron Johnson (@voz_aaron1) – Spear Reporter Sabrina Ma dribbles the ball down the court | photo via Titus Wilkinson – The Spear SJSU women’s basketball (5-7) dug itself into a hole in the first half trailing 38-17 against St. Read more
By Hector Roldan (@HectorRSJSU) – Spear Reporter Junior Beau Leroux | Photo courtesy of SJSU Athletics SJSU’s men’s soccer junior midfielder, Beau Leroux was taken as the 42nd overall pick on Tuesday, in the 2024 MLS SuperDraft by the San Read more
By Matt Weiner (@mattweiner20) – Spear Reporter | Photo by Titus Wilkinson Regression was to be expected for SJSU men’s basketball this season. How could it not? The Spartans entered 2023-24 campaign without four players who played a pivotal role Read more
By Jonathan Cañas (@jonathancanas_) – Spear Reporter Senior center Senaj Smith attempting a layup | Photo by Titus Wilkinson SJSU women’s basketball scored four points in the opening quarter en route to its 73-47 loss to the University of Hawaii. Read more
By Jonathan Cañas (@jonathancanas_) – Spear Reporter Senior center Semaj Smith attempting a layup | Photo by Titus Wilkinson – The Spear SJSU women’s basketball held the lead for the first 21 seconds after a bucket by junior forward Amhyia Read more
By Andrew Hartley (@andrewhart1ey) – Spear Reporter SJSU freshman goalkeeper Brendon Gyapjas celebrates a crucial penalty shot save. | Photo by Andrew Hartley – The Spear Unfortunately for SJSU men’s water polo, not all Cinderella runs can end happily. Making Read more
By Matt Weiner (@mattweiner20) – Spear Reporter | Photo by Aikman Fang One could feel SJSU men’s basketball head coach Tim Miles seething through the ESPN Plus broadcast. Could you blame him? SJSU conceded a double digit lead — and Read more
By Jonathan Cañas (@jonathancanas_) – Spear reporter Spartan senior Garret Duardo raising his hand in celebration after a goal | Photo by Titus Wilkinson – The Spear SJSU men’s water polo secured its first ever WCC championship after defeating Cal Read more