By Austin Turner The San Jose State men’s and women’s cross-country teams will begin the 2018 season in the Golden City as it competes in the University of San Francisco Invitational on Saturday. SJSU will be competing against the likes Read more
By Nate Person To open up the 2018-19 season, San Jose State men’s water polo will travel to Santa Clara University for three games on Saturday. The Spartans will take on Stanford, West Valley College and participate in an alumni Read more
By Nate Person In a match that began with a dominant first half for San Jose State men’s soccer, the team was handed a demoralizing 3-2 loss from UC Davis. SJSU put up great offensive and defensive numbers in the Read more
By Madyson Montoya San Jose State men’s soccer heads on the road to face UC Davis on Friday for its third game of the season. The Spartans (0-1-1) are looking for their first victory against the No. 60 ranked Aggies Read more
By Marissa Scott San Jose State women’s soccer scored its second goal of the season in its 1-1 tie to Cal Poly Thursday night. The Spartans’ (0-2-1) junior forward Jamilecxth Becerra scored her second goal of the season in the Read more
By Ernie Gonzalez – Football Insider It’s been said that the only way is up for San Jose State football, but Thursday night, the team dug itself in an even deeper hole from last season, falling in alarming fashion to Read more
By Nathanael Person Coming off back-to-back losses to kick start its season, the San Jose State women’s soccer team will be looking to secure its first win on the road this Thursday against Cal Poly. Just like the Spartans, the Read more
By Ernie Gonzalez – Football Insider There was a point in time where the name Terrell Carter was buzzing all around San Jose State football, some even calling him the team’s future star. The hype for Carter — now gone. Read more
By Ernie Gonzalez – Football Insider All the talk around San Jose State football right now points to three things: Head coach Brent Brennan and 90 percent of the coaching staff’s second year, improving time of possession, which translates to Read more
By Marissa Scott Grit. Confidence. Leadership. All three qualities of a great goalkeeper, and all three qualities of Caitlin McManus. The Riverside, Calif. native began playing soccer at the age of 5 and hasn’t let go. When the love for Read more
By Taylor Lupetti For most freshmen, the start of fall semester introduces new people, classes and for student athletes, a new team. In Mamie Garard’s unusual situation, the freshman business major is heading into her second semester on the women’s Read more
By Jose Trujillo Things don’t always fall in order. It’s not always one-two-three. Lil’ bro doesn’t always follow big bro. This is specifically true for brothers and San Jose State soccer players Eduardo and Willy Miranda. Though they now both Read more
By Sara Biela For the first time in 17 years, a new face will lead San Jose State’s gymnastics program. Former head coach Wayne Wright announced his retirement in early July. Nearly a month later, the position was filled by Read more
By Ernie Gonzalez – Football Insider He was the first of 11 high school players to commit to San Jose State football during the newly-regulated NCAA signing period, and the first of 24 newcomers to say yes to SJSU. He Read more
By Madyson Montoya It took the athletic department nearly two months to fill the head cheer coach position. The current team knows nothing of the new coach, except that one exists. Former head coach Kelvin Lam decided to leave San Read more