By Austin Turner — Staff Writer A week after taking down its first Division I opponent in nearly 10 months, San Jose State (2-6) is going to try to make it two in a row as it hosts the Northern Read more
By Sara Biela — Content Editor After a tough two-game road trip, San Jose State women’s basketball (1-7) returns to the Event Center to take on Santa Clara University (5-4) on Saturday. The Spartans look to break a four-game losing Read more
By Austin Turner — Staff Writer Despite a solid 15 point and 9 rebound performance from sophomore forward Cydni Lewis, San Jose State’s women’s basketball fell to Nebraska 96-63 on Saturday. It was a dominant all-around game from the Cornhuskers. Read more
By Hugo Vera — Staff Writer San Jose State women’s basketball looks to shift the tide of what has proven to be an arduous season when it visits the University of Nebraska on Saturday. The Spartans, having fallen to a Read more
By Austin Turner — Staff Writer San Jose State women’s basketball came out swinging against Colorado on Thursday, but came up just short to drop to 1-6. The Spartans fell 76-64 to the Buffaloes, who move on to 7-1 on Read more
By Sara Biela — Content Editor Thanks to 48 percent shooting and critical 3-pointers drained in the second half, San Jose State men’s basketball (2-6) defeated Bethune-Cookman 67-65 for its first win against a Division I opponent this season. Junior Read more
By Austin Turner — Staff Writer After over a week off to rest, San Jose State men’s basketball (1-6) will be taking on Bethune-Cookman (4-5) Thursday night in an attempt to snap its six game losing streak. The Spartans are Read more
By Madyson Montoya — Staff Writer San Jose State women’s basketball is up for a challenge as it hits the road to face University of Colorado on Thursday. The Spartans (1-5) have not had the best start this season, where Read more
By Austin Turner — Staff Writer Bowl season is nearly upon us and this year, it’s the South Bay’s time to shine. Santa Clara’s Levi’s Stadium will be hosting the 2019 College Football Playoff National Championship game, and downtown San Read more
By Sara Biela — Content Editor Freshman Raziya Potter scored a season-high 17 points and 5 assists as San Jose State women’s basketball (1-5) fell to UC Irvine, 74-66. The guard scored 9 of her 17 points in the first Read more
By Madyson Montoya — Staff Writer San Jose State swim was a long way from home as it competed in the Minnesota Invitational this past week. The Spartans made their big splash starting on the first day with two second-place Read more
By Austin Turner — Staff Writer In its biggest test of the season so far, San Jose State’s women’s basketball (1-4) will host the undefeated UC Irvine Anteaters on Sunday afternoon. It has been a tough start for the Spartans. Read more
By Jose Trujillo — Video Editor While Sagittarius’ are the one of the last to arrive in the calendar year, they are usually first to lead. “My teammates always tell me I’m a great leader,” said senior goalkeeper and fellow Read more
By Ernie Gonzalez — Executive Editor Just a kid from Richmond. “Yeah, I get that a lot.” “It wasn’t beautiful … it wasn’t that imaginary,” said midfielder Nicolas Brenes in regard to his childhood. “… my parents were scared to let Read more
By Marissa Scott — Content Editor Whether it’s hardwood, grass or a track, women’s soccer defender Haleigh Wynne is a natural-born leader on every playing field she steps on. The level-headed Libra asserts herdominance on the field and showsthat she will Read more