Photo credit Jackson Moore of 247sports Matt Weiner (@mattweiner20) – Spear football beat reporter It’s one thing to reach the top of the mountain, but it’s a whole other to stay there. No team in the Mountain West knows this Read more
By Aikman Fang (@AikmanFang) – Spear reporter The San José State women’s soccer team (0-2, 0-0 MW) was shut down on Sunday afternoon by Saint Mary’s College (3-1, 0-0 WCC), 3-0. SMC freshman forward Tessa Salvestrin scored the first goal Read more
By Aidan Bostic (@bostic_aidan) -Spear Repoter San Jose State women’s volleyball lost to Weber State, 3-1, in a match where the momentum continued to shift back and forth. The Spartans came out with a head of steam and won the Read more
By Aidan Bostic (@bostic_aidan) – Spear reporter In game two of a three-game trip to Ogden, Utah, the Spartans defeated UC Riverside 3-1 to start the season 2-0. San Jose State won the first set, 25-23, but lost the second Read more
By Nathan Canilao (@nathancanilao) – Spear reporter San Jose State women’s volleyball (1-0, 0-0 Mountain West) won its first game of the season, defeating Southern Utah University (0-1, 0-0 Big Sky) 3-1 at the Weber State Tournament at Weber State Read more
Matt Weiner, Baseball Beat Reporter (@mattweiner20)(Photo credit SJSU Athletics) Joey Cammaratta flew the Spartans into plane-toppling turbulence to begin the seventh inning. He walked the first batter, plunked the next two, leading to a quick hook and the arrival of Read more
Jonathan Clark (via SJSU Athletics) By Matt Weiner (@MattWeiner20) – BSB Beat Reporter The Spartans did something on May 26 that they only did six times a season ago: win a baseball game. Thursday’s 2-1 win over No. 2 seed Read more
Omar Gastellum (46) and Hunter Dorraugh (Photo by Kavin Mistry) By Matt Weiner (@MattWeiner20) – BSB Beat Reporter The Spartans were able to right the ship from their six-win season last year, but the sailing isn’t done just yet. This Read more
(Photo by Max Bechtoldt) By Max Bechtoldt (@CavsMax13) – Executive Editor The San Jose State women’s golf season came to an end in the quarterfinals of the Division I Women’s Golf National Championship to Oregon. It was a special season Read more
Kajsa Arwefjäll (Photo by Max Bechtoldt) By Max Bechtoldt (@CavsMax13) – Executive Editor A roller coaster of a week came to an end Tuesday morning, as the No. 5 San Jose State University women’s golf team fell to Oregon in Read more
Rio (Photo by Devin Ingco) By Matt Weiner (@MattWeiner20) – MBB Beat Reporter Ibrahima Diallo has easily identifiable strengths on the court due to his size. His redwood-tree-like frame allows him to set bone-rattling screens at the top of the Read more
By John Culbertson (@johnculb3) – Reporter Now that a full year of college sports has passed since the NCAA made some big changes. The “one-time transfer” rule has had time to affect every Division I campus across the nation. For Read more
By Navin Krishnan (@NavinKthespear) – Reporter At San Jose State, flexibility has different attributions in sports. Maybe you recall a gymnast or swimmer with incredible elasticity in their limbs or perhaps a team’s versatility on defense or players adjusting against Read more
By Spear staff Our staff tells you who they believe the best athlete at San Jose State is right now. Courtney Kreitner (@courtney_sjsu) – Reporter When I think of the best athlete in a sport, I think of someone who Read more
By Matt Weiner (@MattWeiner20) – BSB Beat Reporter The Oakley shades shielding Hunter Dorraugh’s eyes puts a necessary distance between us as we sit across from each other on a wooden bench. This was not a typical interview where I Read more