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 Lindsey Boyd The seniors didn’t let a Mountain Pacific Sports Federation win slip away from them as they defeated No. 22 CSU Bakersfield (12-15, 0-6 MPSF) on Senior Day. With junior McKenna Yates’ game-winning shot, No. 16 San Jose Read more
By Darby Brown-Kuhn: South Bay Pulse In the final golf tournament of the regular season, the Spartans women’s team finished strong, placing third overall as two players finished in the top-5 for individual scoring. Once again, senior My Leander was Read more
By Ernie Gonzalez: The Spartans’ offensive line and defensive backs are as solid and mature they come in college football. Four of the five offensive linemen who will likely start the 2017 season will be fifth-year seniors. Here are just Read more
By Ernie Gonzalez Head coach Brent Brennan made it clear that he believes there is enough star power in the California to construct a winning team. This belief was put on full display Saturday at CEFCU. “To build the program Read more
By Sandeep Chandok San Jose State men’s basketball head coach Dave Wojcik didn’t waste any time filling Cody Schwartz’s roster spot as the program announced today it has signed former DePaul forward Oumar Barry. The 6 foot 10, Barry was Read more
By Daniel Reedy: It was the response the San Jose Sharks were looking for tonight. After going scoreless in back-to-back games, San Jose unloaded on Edmonton, shutting out the Oilers 7-0. “We got on the board and got things rolling,” 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 Casey Geier The women’s golf team had an impressive showing in the second day of the Mountain West Championship, led by My Leander who finished the day two shots under par. San Jose State moved two places up the Read more
By Ernie Gonzalez The San Jose State football program hosted its annual Spring Game Saturday afternoon at CEFCU Field, but not before fans, families, and children got a chance to enjoy the morning with food trucks, a Spartan apparel sale, Read more
By Ryan Vermont The Mountain West Golf Championship teed off today at the Mission Hills Country Club and after the first round of competition, #35-San Jose State is slotted in the fifth position. The Spartans are 10 strokes behind #30- Read more
By Lindsey Boyd Three years ago, if you said San Jose State won a match, you’d be dreaming. That was in 2014 when the Spartans not only lost every single game, but lost every set. Their losing streak of 0-12 Read more
By Ryan Barnhart After sweeping the Wolf Pack (11-26) at home back in March, the Spartans (13-20-1) made their way to Peccole Park over the weekend for another three-game series, this time in Reno. While the team has played well Read more
By Daniel Reedy: After a disappointing series loss to Colorado State the previous weekend, a three-game sweep was exactly the bounce-back effort San Jose State (27-14, 7-5 in MW) needed. The Spartans’ shutdown pitching and timely hitting, propelled SJSU to Read more
By Jovanni Arroyo-Camberos: Just like back in 2012 when the San Jose Earthquakes (2-2-2) were known as “The Goonies,” famous for their late goals. The Quakes created more of that magic as they drew 1-1 against FC Dallas (3-0-2) on Read more