By Lindsey Boyd (@lindsboyd3 ): Coming out strong and going out with a bang — that’s exactly what San Jose State gymnastics did in the first and last events of its final home meet against Central Michigan, Air Force and Read more
By Aaah Yee (@ajah_yee ): San Jose State gymnastics fell to the UC Davis Aggies for the second time this season, 194.525-193.450, at the Event Center Saturday night. UC Davis now leads San Jose State, 2-1. While not their best Read more
By Madyson Montoya (@MadysonMontoya): Fourth time’s the charm for the Sacramento State Hornets as San Jose State gymnastics lost to Sac State for the first time this season in the state capitol. The tri-meet was held at the home of Read more
By Marissa Scott (@marissascotttt ): In a night filled with some of the best performances all season, San Jose State gymnastics came out on the losing end with its season-high 194.5 points in its meet against Boise State and Iowa Read more
By Kamerie Gibson San Jose State’s gymnastics team failed to defy gravity during Friday’s quad meet, coming in third behind Stanford, host UC Davis and ahead of Seattle Pacific with an overall score of 192.975. The Cardinal, ranked No. 21, won Read more
By Lindsey Boyd (@lindsboyd3 ): The textbook definition of the word “sweep” for San Jose State gymnastics doesn’t only include team wins. It’s talking individual first-place titles too. The team not only beat Sacramento State 194.425 to 191.775 for the Read more
By Lindsey Boyd (@lindsboyd3 ): Everything comes in threes and for San Jose State gymnastics, and three just happens to be the amount of times it competes in a row against Sacramento State. The Spartans are two-for-two against the Hornets Read more
By Lindsey Boyd (@lindsboyd3 ): Two meets down and women’s gymnastics continues to top Mountain Pacific Sports Federation competition. Snatching multiple team and personal bests coupled with first place finishes in the vault, beam and floor at Friday’s Utah-State Tri-Meet, Read more
By Carlos Jimenez (@carlosjimmenezz) Taylor Chan made a name for herself as a freshman for the San Jose State gymnastics team, and now she’s preparing for an even greater season her second time around. Hailing from Coquitlam, British Columbia, Chan Read more
By Lindsey Boyd (@lindsboyd3): Ink — a permanent liquid that tests levels of commitment. Think about it, almost every big promise is signed in ink. Athletes sign contracts in ink. Schools ink agreements to be in a conference. Recruits even Read more
By Lindsey Boyd (@lindsboyd3): She steps on a scale every week to face a number, but the number“doesn’t matter.” After all, the muscular figure reflected back in the mirror determines her ideal weight. She performs her skills without fatigue, but Read more
By Lindsey Boyd (@lindsboyd3): Sitting in class, San Jose State gymnasts fidget with it. Seeing familiar faces, they wave with it. Texting friends, they send pictures of it. “I’m doing it right now,” said all-around senior Kaitlin Won as she Read more
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
By Oscar Acevado: San Jose State has its eyes on regionals and wouldn’t allow #22-ranked Utah State to stand in its way coming away with a 195.150-194.025 win. Although they were trailing, a strong beam performance gave the Spartans an Read more
By Oscar Avevedo: While the San Jose State gymnastics season has had some highs and some lows, one gymnast has proven to be consistent and shown potential to be a star. Freshman Taylor Chan has quickly made a name for Read more