By Sofia Wright—Content Editor San Jose State women’s water polo hosted the Lou Tully Memorial and played back-to-back games against Sonoma State and No. 2 Stanford Saturday. Against the Sonoma State Seawolves (0-2) the Spartans (1-2) dominated and came out Read more
By Ernie Gonzalez — Editor San Jose State men’s basketball suffered its sixth consecutive loss Saturday night against the Stanford Cardinal, 78-58. At no surprise, Oscar da Silva led the Cardinal with 25 points on an efficient 11-for-17 shooting performance. Read more
By Sofia Wright — Staff Writer It’s not often that a 21.5-point underdog beats the spread, or wins the game. San Jose State (2-1) didn’t get the memo as it took down Arkansas (2-2) 31-24 in Fayetteville. The Saturday night Read more
By David Ngo — Staff Writer San Jose State men’s soccer team (0-6) was defeated 3-1 by the UC Davis Aggies (4-3-1) despite dominating much of the first half. SJSU looked like the better team, but things unraveled quickly following Read more
By Jessica Jimenez — Staff Writer San Jose State men’s water polo (1-1) headed up north for the Pacific Invitational at the University of the Pacific where it started out the morning playing an exhibition game against Cuesta College before Read more
By Joclyn Aguirre – Staff Writer San Jose State baseball (18-23,12-9 MW) fell to No. 3 Stanford 15-7 in a Cardinal slugfest Tuesday night . “I think offensively we did enough right,” said head coach Brad Sanfilippo. “We were able Read more
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 It is no secret that the San Jose State basketball program has been struggling — and this is nothing new. Let’s start with the SJSU women’s basketball program. The team has not won a Read more
By Joclyn Aguirre — Staff Writer San Jose State beach volleyball (5-5) fell twice in its back-to-back matches against Saint Mary’s and Stanford on Sunday at Stanford Beach Volleyball Complex. The Spartans first match against the Gaels (6-3) ended with Read more
By Austin Turner — Content Editor San Jose State (3-19, 0-10 MW) suffered its 13th-consecutive loss on Saturday when it fell 105-57 to Boise State (11-13, 6-5 MW). The 48-point margin is the largest defeat suffered by the Spartans since Read more
By CJ Peterson — Staff Writer Alex Guerra has a goal of solving one of the medical industry’s greatest problems. He has dedicated his studies to bio-printing — a process that could provide a remedy for over 100,000 Americans who Read more
By Madyson Montoya — Gymnastics Beat Writer San Jose State’s gymnastics team traveled up to the Capitol to compete in the NorCal Classic, where it finished in the lower half. Although the team took third out of four teams, SJSU Read more
By Madyson Montoya — Gymnastics Beat Writer The gymnastics team has a reputation of putting San Jose State on the map, but they are stepping into a new season with a new coach and a new team. New head coach Read more
By Austin Turner –– Content Editor After two near-upsets against a couple of Pac-12 teams, San Jose State (3-8) will finish up nonconference play and its tour of Bay Area neighbor schools when it takes on Saint Mary’s on Saturday Read more
By Madyson Montoya – Staff Writer San Jose State men’s and women’s cross country came out of the Stanford Invitational with two top-10 placings. The men’s team finished in fifth place out of 18 teams, and the women took sixth Read more