By Andrew Hartley (andrewhart1ey) – Spear Reporter SJSU women’s water polo(5-9) won their first game of the Santa Clara Tournament Saturday with an offensive showcase beating Marist College (8-5) 13-7. This was the first time this season where the Spartans Read more
By Matt Weiner (@mattweiner20) – Basketball Beat Reporter Photo via Titus Wilkinson of The Spear That was, uh, what’s the appropriate term for what New Mexico did to San Jose last night? Worrisome. That was worrisome. The Lobos came into Read more
By Levern Johnson (@inkedjournalist) – Gymnastics Beat Reporter SJSU gymnastics (6-1, 5-0 MPSF) record-setting night leads to a season-high 196.625-194.975 win over the Sac State Hornets. Spartans Jaudai Lopes blazed the stage by breaking the school record she tied back Read more
By Nathan Canilao (@nathancanilao)- Spear Beat Reporter In a game that would prove to be vital in Mountain West playoff seeding, the San Jose State men’s basketball team lost 96-68 against the University of New Mexico on Friday night at Read more
By Isabella Dandoy – (@DandoyIsabella) – Spear Reporter SJSU women’s tennis (3-4) fought tirelessly, but could not overcome a grueling deficit against GCU (2-5) without the doubles point today at home. The Spartans have not faced the Lopes since Feb. Read more
By Matt Weiner (@mattweiner20) – Basketball Beat Reporter Photo courtesy of SJSU Athletics via Ava Miles The soul-sinking frustration of letting his teammates down weighed heavily on SJSU wing, Trey Anderson. That meant sacrificing his spot in the starting five Read more
By Aikman Fang (@AikmanFang) – SJSU women’s basketball Beat Reporter San Jose State women’s basketball (3-22, 1-13 MW) couldn’t snap its losing streak as it fell 77-60 to UNLV (25-2, 15-0) at the Thomas & Mack Center on Thursday night. Read more
By Levern Johnson (@inkedjournalist) – Gymnastics Beat Reporter Amid MPSF conference play, SJSU gymnastics (5-1, 4-0 MPSF) sit as the top team heading into Sacramento State (2-7, 1-4 MPSF) this Friday. For the second consecutive season, SJSU is dominating conference Read more
By Matt Weiner (@mattweiner20) – Basketball Beat Reporter A year after finishing 333rd in the NET and last in the Mountain West, SJSU (16-10, 7-6 MW) clinched its first winning season since 2011 and the third of the 21st century Read more
By Andrew Hartley (@AndrewHart1ey) – Spear Reporter SJSU women’s golf started its spring season finishing fifth at the Therese Hession Regional Invitational out of 16 teams. This tournament was highly competitive with six teams nationally ranked inside the top 20 Read more
By Matt Weiner (@mattweiner20) – Basketball Beat Reporter Photo via Jake Barger of SJSU Athletics Omari Moore sat at the podium minutes after guiding San Jose State to its first Mountain West upset of the Tim Miles era. The sweat-drenched Read more
By Tajinder Nijhar ( @Tj_Nijjar) – Spear Reporter SJSU softball finished (0-5) at the Mark Campbell Invitational in Irvine with losses to No. 16 Duke, No. 14 Washington, Liberty, No. 17 Stanford, and No. 1 Oklahoma. On Feb 10. and Read more
By Ricardo Garcia (@Rickygdeportes)- Spear Reporter The SJSU track and field team has harnessed the power of the Land Of Enchantment. From Feb. 23-25, the Spartans returned to New Mexico to compete in the Don Kirby Invitational after racking up Read more
By Tyler Castillo (@TylerCast_Jour) – Spear Reporter SJSU women’s water polo team (4-9) won the final two games of the UC Davis tournament in dominating fashion. The first game on Sunday resulted in a 11-7 win for the Spartans over Read more
Matt Weiner (@mattweiner20) – Basketball Beat Reporter Photo via Titus Wilkinson of The Spear As means of motivation (or torture) Miles had the Spartans rewatch and relive the final five minutes of its loss to Utah State in Logan a Read more