By Georgia Blair — Staff Writer San Jose State (18-22, MW 12-9) heads up the road Tuesday to face No. 2 Stanford (27-6, 13-2 PAC-12) in a tough midweek matchup. The Spartans have struggled as of late due to an Read more
By Richy Zajic — Staff Writer San Jose State softball (29-15, 9-6 MW) took down UNLV (28-13, 9-8 MW) on Saturday afternoon behind 10 hits and a 4-run seventh inning. This game was close for all 7 innings. After the Read more
By Madyson Montoya — Staff Writer The Spartan track and field team went local to compete in the Cardinal Classic, but two members were down in Long Beach for the Pacific Coast Intercollegiate. The Cardinal Classic did bring up an Read more
By Jessica Jimenez — Staff Writer San Jose State women’s water polo was defeated Saturday 22-4 by the No.1 Stanford Cardinal in a final regular season Mountain Pacific Sports Federation matchup. The Cardinal (19-1, 6-0 MPSF) jumped out to a Read more
By Annabelle Del Bosque — Staff Writer San Jose State tennis (9-8, 1-3 MW) couldn’t come out on top against University of Nevada at Reno (10-10, 1-3 MW) and dropped the regular-season finale, 4-3. Nevada’s Selina Turuljawas able to break Read more
By Joclyn Aguirre — Staff Writer A pair of crucial runs in the top of the 12th inning propelled San Jose State softball (28-15, 9-6 MW) to a 5-3 victory against UNLV. Tied at 3-3, the Spartans plated two runs Read more
By Hannah Hall — Staff Writer Trading in football cleats and protective pads for a heavy, silver discus in between his hands is what freshman football player Jaime Navarro will be doing this spring. Navarro will be one of few Read more
By Aniyah Cusseaux — Staff Writer A pioneer paves her way and makes her mark in San Jose State’s track and field history. Silvia Gutierrez is the first female hammer thrower in the program’s existence. On top of that, she’s Read more
By Georgia Blair — Staff Writer As Johnny Mendoza’s time catching base-stealers on the diamond nears its end, snagging real-world thieves off the streets is next for the Bay Area native. Mendoza plans to join the police academy after his Read more
By Jessica Jimenez — Staff Writer Life as a student athlete can be an overwhelming and stressful time. Trying to balance asocial, student and work life has its challenges and when an athlete succumbs to maintaining all of this, it Read more
By Madyson Montoya — Staff Writer Beach volleyball requires a pair to share the action, share the responsibility and most importantly work together. No positions, just a partner. Senior Julia Golbeck and freshman Sarah Smevog took the sand this season Read more
By Alyssa Avila — Member of the SJSU Softball team It started when I was 6 and my brother played for the local boys baseball team. He was 11 at the time and I made sure to go to every Read more
By Jessica Jimenez — Staff Writer San Jose State women’s tennis triumphed over the Sacramento State Hornets 4-0 in a non-conference dual match wednesday afternoon at the Sacramento Tennis Courts. The Spartans (9-7) earned the doubles point with dual partners Read more
By Annabelle Del Bosque — Staff Writer San Jose State’s women’s golf participated in the 2019 Mountain West Championship Monday through Wednesday in Rancho Mirage, Calif. The Spartans started strong shooting 299 with a four-shot lead over San Diego State Read more
By Alex Valle — Staff Writer After leading 13 other schools in the first two days, San Jose State men’s golf finished third in the 73rd Western Intercollegiate. Junior Sean Yu thrived as the tournament received full coverage on the Read more