By Ryan Barnhart As the SJSU women’s basketball team prepares over the summer to continue on the success from last season, the Spartans will be looking to find the players who will be able to adequately fill in the holes Read more
By Sandeep Chandok San Jose State men’s basketball head coach Dave Wojcik has resigned from his position, according to SJSU Athletics. Wojcik had one year left on his deal but is stepping down for personal reasons. “This past year has Read more
By Benjamin Siepak Student Union theater seats were filled this afternoon for a press conference announcing San Jose State’s new athletic director — Marie Tuite. SJSU athletes, coaches, faculty and family members welcomed Tuite with an enthusiastic standing ovation following Read more
By Sandeep Chandok San Jose State beat CSU Fullerton in dominating fashion, 3-0, to win its opening game of the postseason. “This is a huge win for our program and it kind of puts us on the map,” said head Read more
By Ryan Vermont The Shane Timmons show made its latest stop in Las Vegas Thursday evening. San Jose State’s first baseman was responsible for driving in 4 of the Spartans 7 runs en route to a 7-4 win over UNLV. Read more
By Daniel Reedy: San Jose State is set to face CSU Fullerton in the Spartans’ first NCAA Tournament game since 2013. The Titans (33-21, 16-5) enter the contest following consecutive Big West conference championships. In last year’s tournament, the Titans Read more
By Daniel Reedy: It’s been over 20 years since San Jose State competed in the Big West Conference, but the Spartans will take on a former in-conference foe to begin the NCAA Tournament. SJSU prepares this week for Thursday’s battle Read more
By Ryan Barnhart San Jose State (16-33-1, 8-17-1 MW) was pummeled 7-2 by the University of San Francisco (27-26) Sunday night in what was the Dons’ third victory in as many days against the Spartans. USF struck first for the Read more
By Lindsey Boyd Yesterday was a game to forget as nothing went SJSU’s way losing 15-0 to the University of San Francisco. USF poured in 15 runs including nine in the sixth inning alone and its fielders handled almost every Read more
By Benjamin Siepak For the first time since joining the Mountain West Conference, the San Jose State softball team clinched a conference title. Despite a 9-1 loss to the UNLV Rebels yesterday, San Diego State’s fall-apart loss to Nevada secured Read more
By Darby Brown-Kuhn: South Bay Pulse San Jose State failed to qualify for the NCAA championships after finishing in tenth place with a score of 56 over par in the Columbus Invitational in Ohio. The tournament was played on Ohio Read more
By Ryan Vermont: It’s the one or two games circled on the calendar at the beginning of the season. A crosstown battle for bragging rights between universities locked in an eternal war to draw attention and attract the best student-athletes Read more
By Jessica Stopper Athlete’s never want to be in comparison to another team, so when they go face-to-face against each other, the competition is at an all time high for the win, what we all know as rivalry. San Jose Read more
By Taylor Lupetti Rivalries are typically thought of between two teams, but that’s not always the case. While the women’s water polo team may have a small sense of rivalry with some, the players don’t focus on specific teams, rather Read more
By: Sergio Valencia San Jose State’s comeback fell short after a resurgence from the Grand Canyon University Lopes in the final three innings, losing 8-5. SJSU’s record drops to (16-32-1) on the season. It was all Lopes to start the Read more