by Carlos Reyes (@CarlosReyesSJ) – Spear Reporter In the final game of its East Coast roadtrip, SJSU women’s soccer faced a relentless attack from Boston College that saw them finishing the match with a 2-0 loss. With only six minutes Read more
By Sarah Mosteller (@sarahmoste1ler) – Spear Reporter // Photo via SJSU Athletics SJSU men’s soccer created positive momentum with a 2-1 victory in their second game of the season against the Tritons. SJSU (1-0-1, 0-0-0) took control of the match Read more
By Matt Weiner (@mattweiner20) – Spear Reporter // Photo via Aikman Fang No. 6 USC quarterback Caleb Williams has an NIL value of $2.6 million. And in USC’s 56-28 victory over San Jose State on Saturday at the L.A. Coliseum, he showed Read more
By Andrew Hartley(andrewhart1ey) – Spear Reporter From left to right: Joshua, Marcia, Joseph and Jeremiah Scott. | Family photo via Scott family. When San Jose State announced its first football game of the season came against USC April 28, some Read more
By Matt Weiner (@mattweiner20) – Spear Reporter // Photo via Titus Wilkinson It was around Christmas time in 2018. San Jose State football head coach Brent Brennan said he was stressed and “probably miserable to be around for my family.” The Read more
By Andrew Hartley (andrewhart1ey) – Spear Reporter Beau Leroux awaits an incoming pass from the right side | Photo Courtesy SJSU Athletics In San Jose State men’s soccer’s 2023 season opener under sherbet skies, SJSU men’s soccer tied CSU Bakersfield Read more
By Christian Vieyra (@thecvieyra) – Spear Reporter SJSU women’s soccer notched its first win of the season, defeating Northeastern University 1-0 at Parsons Field in Brookline, Massachusetts. Junior forward Bella Flocchini scored the Spartans’ lone goal of the match after Read more
By Matt Weiner (@mattweiner20) – Spear Reporter // Photo via SJSU Athletics San Jose State survived this round of conference realignment. The Mountain West might even benefit from it. ESPN’s Pete Thamel reported, the ACC is “seriously considering” adding Stanford and Read more
Titus Wilkinson (@TitusWisme) – Spear Reporter Photo courtesy of the Spartan Daily, Mathew Bejarano San Jose State women’s soccer played UCSB yesterday and tied 1-1 in its first home match of the season. The Spartan’s first match of the season Read more
Will SJSU football survive the “realignment rodeo?” Who’s poised for a breakout season? Find out on this week’s mailbag column.
By Matt Weiner (@mattweiner20) – Spear Reporter // Photo via SJSU Athletics From 2020-22, San Jose State football defensive end Junior Fehoko mentored nose guard Soane Toia. He offered pointers at practice and welcomed Toia to his church and his house Read more
Will SJSU football survive the “realignment rodeo?” Who’s poised for a breakout season? Find out in Matt Weiner’s mailbag column.
The Spear extends our heartfelt condolences for the loss of Kathryn “Katie” Hoedt, who spent nearly two years as part of The Spear team. Her time with us, from joining Spear in fall 2018 to her impactful role during the Read more
By Matt Weiner (@mattweiner20) – Spear Reporter // Photo via Titus Wilkinson While watching SJSU football practice this year, it’s easy to think that there’s no been no personnel changes. Head coach Brent Brennan is returning along with both coordinators and Read more
By Matt Weiner (@mattweiner20) – Spear Reporter // Photo via SJSU Athletics Before San Jose State unveiled the Spartans Athletic Center [SAC] – a state of the art $70 million facility – a few wisecracks were made. Back in 2018, senior Read more