By Ernie Gonzalez: Now that quarterback Kenny Potter is gone, it poses a challenge for coaches, but a competition for players to fill his role. Last week’s spring game was an early opportunity for four quarterbacks to showcase their talent Read more
Jeff Garcia Even though Garcia wasn’t drafted by an NFL team, he showed the determination to turn pro and had a pro career that spanned 10 years. Garcia transferred to San Jose State in 1990 and was starting quarterback until Read more
By Taylor Lupetti Going to a country where you don’t know anyone can be a scary change but it helps if you come with a friend. Luiza Andrade and Giulia Gavio did just that. The two sophomore volleyball players came Read more
By Lindsey Boyd Time is an inevitable element of life that brings first hellos and last goodbyes. For seniors Marine Dans, Marie Klocker and Gaelle Rey, they said so long to their home countries of Belgium, France and Switzerland respectively Read more
By Hannah Moore As a kid, Justin Allegri and his brother played sports video games such as Ken Griffey Jr. Baseball for Nintendo 64 and called the games for fun. Little did the young Santa Cruz native know at the Read more
By Daniel Reedy: Thanks to a pair of the conference’s top pitchers, San Jose State sits in second place in the Mountain West. The Spartans also rank second in ERA and opponents’ batting average. Seniors Katelyn Linford and Colette Riggs Read more
By Oscar Acevado Before coaching the United States’ Olympic team, Yoshihiro Uchida faced racism that only left him more determined to prove his doubters and detractors wrong. Garden Grove, nestled between Los Angeles and Irvine, is where Uchida grew up Read more
By Hannah Moore: After a rough patch of home losses on the weekend, the pressure is surely on for the San Jose State baseball team to win tonight’s home game. The series sweep by the Air Force Falcons began Friday Read more
By Ryan Barnhart: San Jose State traveled to Fresno State (26-20, 6-8 in MW) over the weekend for a three-game series against the rival Bulldogs and came out victorious. The Spartans (29-15, 9-6 in MW) had a weak start to Read more
By Lindsey Boyd Tennis literally celebrated half of it’s team today as it honored seniors Marie Klocker, Marine Dans and Gaelle Rey with a 7-0 win over San Diego State (5-17). “Since it was senior day I really wanted to Read more
By Ernie Gonzalez It took Jake Swiech a career-high 104 pitches to get SJSU through eight, but reliever Josh Goldberg only 25 to stain Swiech’s start, ultimately costing the Spartans the game en route to a 9-7 loss against Air Read more
By Luke Johnson Air Force scored three runs before a single out was recorded Friday, and the team never looked back. Starting pitcher for host San Jose State Matt Brown beamed the game’s first two batters setting up a three-run Read more
By Sergio Valencia The men’s Mountain West conference tournament got underway yesterday morning in Tucson, Ariz. and San Jose State has found themselves stuck in a sand trap after round number one. In a tournament that involves a total of Read more
By Ryan Vermont: San Jose State (13-21-1) once again showed its inability to play a full 9 innings on the road, losing 11-6 to Saint Mary’s (23-13) after holding a 5-0 lead through three and a half innings. The Spartans Read more
By Luke Johnson: Katelyn Linford’s pitching and Madison Aurin’s hitting was all host San Jose State needed for a 3-1 win over the Boise State Broncos. The Spartans’ (27-14, 7-5 MW) three runs were provided by Aurin’s bomb over the Read more