By Austin Turner — Staff Writer San Jose State volleyball (13-11, 8-7 MWC) managed to go over .500 in conference play for the first time this season as it came out of Reno with a victory over Nevada (8-18,1-14 MWC) in Read more
By Austin Turner — Staff Writer They say that patience is a virtue, and San Jose State basketball fans are likely going to need a lot of it in head coach Jean Prioleau’s second season. Coming off of a dreadful 4-26 Read more
By Nate Person — Staff Writer San Jose State (7-9-2) men’s soccer will once again matchup with Seattle University (12-6-0) this Wednesday. This time is poised to be much more intense as the teams will be competing in the Western Athletic Read more
By Jose Trujillo – Editor There is really no other way to put it. For the San Jose State women’s basketball team, 2017 was a rebuild year. The second youngest team in Division I experienced plenty growing pains en route to Read more
By Austin Turner – Staff Writer Still clinging to the No. 20 rank in men’s water polo, San Jose State (6-16, 0-4 GCC) fell in a pair of Gold Coast Conference matches over the weekend. The team is still winless in Read more
By Sara Biela – Content Editor A goal from defender Haleigh Wynne proved to be enough as San Jose State women’s soccer clinched its third Mountain West conference title in four seasons in a 1-0 shutout over New Mexico. The freshman Read more
By Madyson Montoya – Staff Writer San Jose State football was a long way from home in the cold city of Laramie, Wyo. as it fell to the Cowboys 24-9. The Cowboys (4-6, 2-4 MW) were ready to make moves right Read more
By Madyson Montoya – Staff Writer A million things run through an athlete’s mind before competition. No matter how much experience one has at their sport, fear constantly lingers. Cross country is all about running as fast as possible at an Read more
By Austin Turner – Staff Writer Over the course of a football game, coaches and players adapt. Strategies and game plans change. A common adjustment made by opposing coaches and kickers in games against San Jose State, is to stop kicking Read more
By Ernie Gonzalez – Executive Editor Before she was Mermaid Man from Spongebob Squarepants, she was Dorothy from The Wizard of Oz four times. And before she was Dorothy four times, she was a sheep twice. But Ryann Thomison doesn’t live Read more
By Chris Estrada – Staff Writer Playing on the road can be daunting. Whether they play outside on grass, on a court or in the water of a pool, the feeling for student athletes remain the same. Every team has to Read more
By Sara Biela – Staff Writer For most, No. 13 has been labeled as unlucky. Superstitious people purposely avoid using it as much as possible — but for San Jose State’s Eduardo Buenfil, he found luck in the “cursed” number. The Read more
By Madyson Montoya — Staff Writer San Jose State volleyball hosts UNLV Saturday as it aims for its fourth straight win. The Rebels (16-8, 7-5 MW) are currently tied for third place whereas the Spartans (12-10, 7-6 MW) are tied Read more
By Austin Turner — Staff Writer A week after earning its first victory of 2018, San Jose State (1-7, 1-3 MWC) is hungry for more. This week the Spartans travel to Laramie to take on Wyoming (3-6, 1-4 MWC, the Read more
By Hugo Vera — Staff Writer The San Jose State University women’s soccer team took down the No.1 seed Boise State in the Mountain West Conference semifinals in penalty kick (4-3) to advance to Saturday’s championship game. The Spartans will Read more