By Austin Turner — Columnist About halfway through the the first half of the opening round of the Mountain West Conference Men’s Basketball Tournament, New Mexico’s Corey Manigault stole the ball from Richard Washington, ran down the court and slammed down Read more
By Max Miller — Reporter San Jose State softball (19-4) lost a close pitching duel to the University of the Pacific (13-6) by a score of 3-1. Shannon Haddad (11-3) took the loss but it definitely wasn’t on her as Read more
By Alex Valle — Content Editor Underrated and underappreciated. San Jose State women’s basketball closed out their historic season after being defeated by Fresno State in the semifinals of the Mountian West Women’s Basketball Championship 94-68. Although the Spartans couldn’t Read more
By Leslie Magaña and Madyson Montoya The San Jose State Track and Field team took seventh place at the Mountain West Indoor Championships. The seventh place finish is huge for the Spartans as it is the best indoor ranking in Read more
By Jesus Tellitud — Contributor Down 2-1 in their 2020 season home opener, the San Jose Earthquakes had one last free kick in the fifth minute of second-half stoppage time to equalize against Toronto FC. A defeat seemed imminent but Read more
By Kenia Caballero — Reporter With two players injured, the San Jose State women’s tennis team found it hard to win its match against Cal State Fullerton. The Spartans lost their match 4-3. This marks their sixth match lost out Read more
By Gio Gaxiola — Reporter The San Jose State baseball team went 2-2 in a four game weekend series against Utah Valley at Excite Ballpark over the weekend. Here are the top takeaways from the series. James Shimashita and Troy Read more
By Jarra Gojolo — Content Editor When it comes to Vegas, three in a row always wins you something. This time, it’s a date with destiny. SJSU completed a triumvirate of victories against UNLV on Monday, beating the hosts 67-48. Read more
By Jessica Jimenez — Reporter The San Jose State women’s water polo team did not let the University of Southern California tread lightly. Despite the 15-11 loss, the Spartans kept it a close contest against the No. 1 program in Read more
By Sofia Wright, Alex Valle and Jarra Gojolo — Content Editors Las Vegas — San Jose State women’s basketball kicks off the Mountain West Tournament against host UNLV. The Spartans enter the tournament as the No. 4 seed, while the Read more
By Jarra Gojolo — Content Editor These won’t be the last awards these players bring home. Sophomore guard Ayzhiana Basallo was named Mountain West Newcomer of the Year on Sunday. Basallo, who transferred from Cal Poly San Luis Obispo in Read more
By Jessica Jimenez — Reporter Many athletes endure hardships. They work hard to become the best athletes that they can be, but when met with no training facility or home pool, they begin to lack team spirit and motivation. The Read more
By Derrick Ow — Reporter Derrick: Nate, when did you start playing golf? Nate: My dad and grandfather both played professional golf. My dad played golf here at San Jose State where he was the captain in his senior year. Read more
By Max Miller — Reporter There’s more to the San Jose State club ice hockey team than those who lace up the skates. There have been many voices behind the team over time. Aspiring sports broadcaster and SJSU second-year grad Read more
By Austin Turner — Columnist Practice was over, but Seneca Knight remained at the free-throw line. His jersey was draped around his neck like a cape as he took some extra shots. The look was fitting. After all, the sophomore Read more