By Lindsey Boyd: For the first time in San Jose State beach volleyball history, the Spartans took down the Santa Clara Broncos, 4-1. “That really speaks to not just the performance today, but really the consistency that we’ve had,” said Read more
By Daniel Reedy When called to pinch hit in the eighth inning, Jack Veasey stepped up to the plate — literally and figuratively. Veasey ripped a three-run homer to take the lead for San Jose State in what led to Read more
By Daniel Reedy: Sharks winger Melker Karlsson wristed home his first career playoff goal to take Game 1 of the best-of-seven series. After winning just one game all season in which they trailed heading into the third period, the San Read more
By Daniel Reedy The San Jose State Spartans (24-14, 4-5 in MW) enter their second-to-last homestand of the season against the Boise State Broncos (24-12, 6-6 in MW) following a 2-1 series loss against Colorado State last weekend. In the Read more
By Daniel Reedy After winning just one game all season in which they trailed heading into the third period, the San Jose Sharks came back to take Game 1 in overtime. The Edmonton Oilers took a two-goal lead into the Read more
By Kavin Mistry With the recent spike in popularity surrounding the San Jose State football team and the upcoming spring game this Saturday, it is only fitting to look ahead to the 2017 season. There are a few games you Read more
By Taylor Lupetti It was a loss for the Spartans tonight at Municipal Stadium as they took on the Stanford Cardinal losing 9-3. Stanford (18-10) played a calculated game. Cardinal starter Erik Miller pitched three scoreless innings, only giving up Read more
By Ryan Vermont Those who believe tennis isn’t a team sport are wrong. On March 31, Marie Klocker earned her place in San Jose State lore passing Sabastiani Leon Chao for most wins in program history, however the record was Read more
By Taylor Lupetti For senior gymnast Rachel Heinl, going to the NCAA Seattle Regionals was the ideal way to end her last year on the team. However, the opportunity to compete at regionals was not something Heinl saw in her Read more
By Omar Perez Success isn’t guaranteed, but hard work and dedication are good building blocks toward it. SJSU’s beach volleyball team knows all too well about coming up short in recent years, going 0-12 in 2014 and 0-14 in 2015. Read more
By Lindsey Boyd My Leander was given a ball and a club at the ripe age of 10. Since then, she’s swung her way from Sweden to the US, and has climbed to No. 1 on the Mountain West leaderboard. Read more
By Jessica Stopper Born to a pair of college athletes, Kellen Strahm was destined for a future in athletics. Both of San Jose State’s starting center fielder’s parents were student-athletes at the University of Oregon. His father, Curt, was an Read more
By Jessica Stopper Is coach Carter too legit to quit? San Jose State’s newly appointed running backs coach Alonzo Carter has been coaching a large part of his life from the high school to college level. His career did not Read more
By Luke Johnson With one year of eligibility left as a San Jose State athlete, Brandon Mitchell is rolling the dice and changing sports, but his gamble is not as inconceivable as it was 15 years ago. There are currently Read more
By Casey Geier The club lacrosse team faced challenges early in the season. SJSU went through a coaching change early in the season after handedly losing its first four games due to a shortage of players and unbalanced team chemistry. Derek Read more