Sky is the limit
By Oscar Avevedo: While the San Jose State gymnastics season has had some highs and some lows, one gymnast has proven to be consistent and shown potential to be a star. Freshman Taylor Chan has quickly made a name for Read more
SJSU loses fourth straight to close out regular season
By Sandeep Chandok: Winning a game leading into the Mountain West Tournament would have been momentous for the Spartans — they didn’t get that win. Saturday’s 74-62 loss to Wyoming (18-13, 8-10 MW) was the fourth in a row for Read more
Final home buzzer sounds for seniors
By Taylor Lupetti: There was a sentimental feeling that resonated throughout the Event Center last night as San Jose State seniors Dezz Ramos, Jasmine Smith, Paris Baird and Rachol West took the court for the final time. Adrenaline pushed the Read more
Spartans collapse after early lead against Gaels
By Ryan Vermont After getting ahead early and winning the doubles point, San Jose State (4-4) couldn’t keep its momentum in singles play, losing 4 of its 5 matches against Saint Mary’s College (3-5) while the last went unfinished. The Read more
SJSU bounces back after morning loss
By Taylor Lupetti: The Spartans opened their weekend at the San Diego Classic by losing 15-11 in eight innings to the McNeese State Cowgirls. However, they bounced back in Game 2, beating the Boston University Terriers 6-5. The day started Read more
Down but not out: Spartans fight back
By Sergio Valencia: Spartans overcome a horrific 5th inning to beat UNLV Rebels 6-5 in their home opener. With the win the San Jose State improves its record to 4-4 and 1-0 in the Mountain West. SJSU showed great resiliency Read more
Spartans come from behind yet again, take MW conference opener
By Sergio Valencia: Spartans overcome a horrific 5th inning to beat UNLV Rebels 6-5 in their home opener. With the win the San Jose State improves its record to 4-4 and 1-0 in the Mountain West. SJSU showed great resiliency Read more
The Inside Pitch: SJSU seeks an offensive breakthrough
By Daniel Reedy: No matter what the cliches claim, it is offense that wins championships — and so far, San Jose State hasn’t had much of it. The Spartan pitching staff has excelled out of the gate, leading the Mountain West Read more
Spartans shoot for history
By Sandeep Chandok: With one game remaining in the regular season and tournament play on the horizon, it’s time for San Jose State to flip on the NOS switch as it prepares for postseason play. Coming into the week, SJSU Read more
Chasing the dream
By Jovanni Arroyo-Camberos: Many people dream of following the footsteps of their idols; for Enrique Montano that meant to accomplish the almost impossible — play soccer professionally. Montano, a defender for Sacramento Republic FC and a former San Jose State Read more
Spartans strike pay dirt in Gold Rush Tournament
By Darby Brown-Kuhn: South Bay Pulse It took less than two months for the SJSU women’s golf team to win their first tournament of 2017 with an impressive 11-stroke victory at the Gold Rush tournament in Seal Beach, California. In Read more
SJSU drops third in a row
By Sergio Valencia: Slow starts continue to plague the Spartans for a third consecutive week, this time falling to conference leader Nevada 82-67 on their senior night. Through the first 12 minutes of the game San Jose State only managed Read more
Spartans are getting back in the swing of things
By Daniel Reedy San Jose State shook off an 8-0 loss against Grand Canyon University to open up the GCU Invitational to win three of its following four games with a plus-18 run differential. The Spartans finished 3-2 in the Read more
Spartans smacked by Wolf Pack
By Casey Geier The Spartans came into Reno with the hope of improving their seeding in the Mountain West Tournament, but lost soundly to the Wolf Pack 108-85. San Jose State (10-18, MW 7-9) hung with the Nevada (11-17, 5-12 Read more