By Nate Person — Staff Writer San Jose State women’s basketball (1-3) is scheduled to take on University of the Pacific (3-1) this Thursday at the Event Center. This will be the second out of three consecutive home games for SJSU. Read more
By Nate Person — Staff Writer San Jose State women’s basketball (1-3) took on CSU Bakersfield (3-2) Saturday in what turned out to be an exhilarating event. The Spartans’ fierce competitive spirit earned them their first win of the season. The Read more
By Madyson Montoya — Staff Writer San Jose State women’s basketball kicks off its three-game home stand with a battle against CSU Bakersfield on Saturday afternoon. The 0-3 Spartans are going to strive for a win against the Roadrunners, but it Read more
By Marissa Scott – Content Editor San Jose State women’s basketball continues to struggle on the court after losing 80-51 to Portland State Sunday afternoon. The Spartans (0-3) could only score 7 points in the first quarter while the Vikings Read more
By Nate Person — Staff Writer San Jose State women’s basketball (0-2) will travel to Oregon and play Portland State (1-0) on Sunday in what will be the first meeting of the season between the two organizations. The Spartans will seek Read more
By Hugo Vera — Staff Writer San Jose State University women’s basketball team played a long-awaited rematch when they visited the University of San Francisco Dons on Friday night, but fell, 85-63. During their last matchup with the West Coast Read more
By Chris Estrada — Staff Writer San Jose State women’s basketball began its season Tuesday night by facing San Francisco State in the Event Center. The Division II Gators came out on top and beat the Spartans 73-66. SJSU’s loss marked Read more
By Jose Trujillo – Editor There is really no other way to put it. For the San Jose State women’s basketball team, 2017 was a rebuild year. The second youngest team in Division I experienced plenty growing pains en route to 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 Mohamed Bafakih (@MohamedABafa) Sophomore starting point guard Taylor Turney will transfer out of San Jose State after two seasons with the women’s basketball program, according to a statement from her personal Twitter account. The Henderson, Nev. native posted career-high Read more
By Sara Biela (@sarabielaa ): Five monumental Spartan warriors baring initial-inscribed shields rest beneath the soles of athletes’ shoes as they defend home-court advantage. Walt McPherson Court, named after the most winningest basketball coach in SJSU history, was ranked the Read more
By Ernie Gonzalez (@superego1012): It’s a short stay in Las Vegas for San Jose State women’s basketball as the University of New Mexico’s dominant inside presence plagued SJSU all night in an 84-54 loss. The Spartans, who finished the regular Read more
By Keanu Haghighi (@KeanuHaghighi ): SJSU women’s basketball (7-22, 4-14 MW) is set to play its Mountain West Tournament opener against New Mexico (22-9, 10-8 MW) in Las Vegas. Coming into the tournament the Spartans are ranked as the No.11 Read more
By Ajah Yee (@ajah_yee ): Earning her 44th three-pointer this season against Air Force, San Jose State’s Megan Anderson set an all-time record for most three-pointers made by a freshman Friday night. Despite the threes and the extra energy from Read more
By Ajah Yee (@ajah_yee ): San Jose State’s women’s basketball team will celebrate senior night against Air Force for the last game of the season Friday night at the Event Center. Graduating seniors Myzhanique Ladd and Hallie Gennett will be Read more