In the trenches
By BJ Querubin— Staff Writer Football is the ultimate team sport. To direct more than 50 men to work together as one unit and be successful for 60 minutes is a task that is more difficult than most realize. Life’s Read more
Executing the dive
By Jessica Jimenez— Staff Writer Twists, tucks, pikes and somersaults. The sport of diving is complex and challenging. Just five months ago, sophomore Anna Jabs took up diving and became a collegiate diver. Prior to joining the team, Jabs trained Read more
Sleepin’ giants
By Felix Oliveros— Staff Writer There is a reason why San Jose State women’s basketball team has won five of its first eight games. Ayzhiana Basallo is balling — like top-5-scorer-in-the-nation balling. It’s not what she’s doing. It’s how. At Read more
The lost legacy of Speed City
By Javier Velez— Staff Writer Let me make this crystal clear when I say this: There will never be another track and field program at San Jose State University like “Speed City.” The legacy of John Carlos and Tommie Smith Read more
To be continued
By Stevie Corio— Staff Writer When a college athlete approaches the end of his or her college career, there’s always a huge question about what the next steps are: “Is this as far as I can go?” While some student-athletes Read more
What’s Next?
By Kellen Concentine— Staff Writer If you’ve been paying attention, you’d agree: 2019 was hands down the best season for the San Jose State football program in the last five years. The Spartans went 5-7 (2-6 MW) with a few Read more
Eat. Sleep. Ball.
By Jarra Gojolo— Staff Writer San Jose State guard Richard Washington receives the dribble handoff at the wing. He fakes the entry pass to center Harminder Dhaliwal in the high post, and storms into the paint. Three defenders collapse onto Read more
Hockey gets the cold shoulder
By Sofia Wright – Staff Writer In intercollegiate club sports, there are no athletic scholarships, no adoring crowds and minimal administrative assistance. These are not intramural sports. Intercollegiate club sports encompass extremely competitive, highly skilled teams that often belong to Read more
Keys to being top of the leaderboard — in the nation
By: Sofia Wright — Staff Writer A 2-0 start to conference play. Overall 7-3 on the season, and 5-0 at home. The 2-0 start to Mountain West play is the program’s first since the 2015-16 season. The San Jose State Read more
Men’s basketball held close to the Aggies but fell 71-59
By Jarra Gojolo— Staff Writer The Spartans wowed the loud crowd, but eventually bowed to Aggies. The San Jose State men’s basketball team fell to No. 25 Utah State on Wednesday, 71-59. Guard Seneca Knight led the Spartans with 17 Read more
Women’s hoops kicks off conference play with win over Utah State
By Kevin Wing — Content Editor LOGAN, Utah — Sophomore Ayzhiana Basallo went for 20 points tonight to help lift the Spartans in their Mountain West opener to a 76-61 victory over host Utah State. San Jose State played dominantly Read more
Wet Weather Wills Spartans
By: Jarra Gojolo — Staff Writer The weather was San Jose at its worst as the San Jose State football team was parading the Valley Trophy around a wet CEFCU Stadium — some for the first time, some for the Read more
Spartans looking to finish strong against heated-rival
By BJ Querubin — Staff Writer The San Jose State Spartans (4-7, 1-6 MW) and the Fresno State Bulldogs both look to end their season on a high note and snap their three-game losing streaks. The two squads are both Read more
A night to forget
By Felix Oliveros — Staff Writer What else is there to say after losing by 35 to the Oregon State Beavers besides, “Damn.” The San Jose State men’s basketball team (3-4) took one to the chin Wednesday night in Orleans Read more
MBB can’t keep up with Portland State
By Kellen Concentine — Staff Writer San Jose State men’s basketball (3-3) was overwhelmed by Portland State’s (2-3) fast-paced offense in its 91-76 loss Sunday night. Sophomore guard Zach Chappell led the Spartans with 17 points off the bench. Here are Read more