By Sofia Wright—Content Editor San Jose State women’s water polo continued to improve as it split both days of the Cal Cup at Berkeley. The Spartans (3-4) started off with a matchup against Fresno State (2-4), beating the Bulldogs 7-6. Read more
By Alex Valle — Content Editor San Jose State women’s basketball starting forward Tyra Whitehead was awarded the Mountain West Women’s Basketball Player of the Week. The announcement came Monday morning after the junior’s two double-doubles against New Mexico and Read more
By Sofia Wright—Content Editor After a trip to Anchorage, Alaska, the San Jose State gymnastics team hosted the first home meet of the year. Now three meets into the season, the Spartans placed second and scored a season-best 194.675 against Read more
By Austin Turner — Columnist In late December, a video began to circulate on social media of Los Angeles Lakers legend Kobe Bryant with his daughter Gianna at a Brooklyn Nets game. Kobe appeared to be explaining an intricacy of the Read more
By Alex Valle — Content Editor Hitting a fastball clocked at 94 mph is no easy feat. You need balanced footing, correct hand placement and making the split-second decision to swing at the correct pitch. Hitting a baseball takes, “hand-eye Read more
By Richy Zajic — Senior Content Editor A game full of fast breaks and productive shooting ended with a 90-81 win for San Jose State men’s basketball over Air Force. The Spartans (7-14, 3-6 MW) broke a three-game losing streak Read more
By Ernie Gonzalez — Executive Editor It wasn’t the type of conference game the Spartans have been accustomed to this season, but that didn’t change the result as SJSU topped Air Force, 68-60 Saturday at the Clune Arena. For one, Read more
By Richy Zajic — Senior Content Editor With 2020 now upon us, San Jose State freshman Luigi Wong has his vision set on improvement and accomplishment not only for himself but as a collective group. Golf is a very visual Read more
By Jarra Gojolo — Content Editor San Jose State men’s basketball spent all of last year in the Mountain West’s basement. They went 1-17 in conference play, losing MW games by an average of 23 points. With the departures of Read more
By Sofia Wright—Content Editor Goggles are meant to protect the eyes from dust, dirt, chemicals and even water. But sometimes things meant to protect only do more damage. Water polo, a water-born, full-contact sport, requires its participants to be goggleless Read more
By Austin Turner — Columnist Nick Starkel is a name all San Jose State football fans should recognize. While the Spartans celebrated one of the biggest wins in program history, the former Arkansas quarterback was at rock bottom. The emotions Read more
By Madyson Montoya — Managing Editor Quality is key. The MPSF conference title is up for grabs again and San Jose State gymnastics is locked in. The second-place finish in last year’s conference meet was an accomplishment for a new Read more
By Ernie Gonzalez — Executive Editor Call it a coincidence, but just not to Tyra Whitehead. Whitehead had 20-plus points and 20 rebounds in her first home game of the year 2020, becoming only the second player in San Jose Read more
By Richy Zajic — Senior Content Editor It must have been something about the unusual 11 a.m. tip-off time, because the Spartans came out of the gate on fire and were able to close out the Lobos at home. San Read more
By Ernie Gonzalez — Executive Editor It was one of those nights San Jose State men’s basketball will need to move on from. For the seventh time this season, the Spartans failed to reach the 60-point mark as they fell Read more