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Aztec Hoops' Signee Jasmine Porter Earns Spot In SI's Faces In The Crowd
W. Basketball | 2/8/2010Aztec women's basketball signee Jasmine Porter, a senior at Layton Christian Academy in Utah, earned a spot in Sports Illustrated's Faces In The Crowd in the magazine's Feb. 1, edition. MORE 
W. Basketball | 2/6/2010Aztec Women's Basketball's Home Win Streak Comes To An End Against New Mexico, 65-58The San Diego State women's basketball team saw its conference home win streak come to an end at 14 games, as the visiting New Mexico Lobos earned a 65-58 victory Saturday in front of 2,069 fans at Viejas Arena. The loss was the Aztecs' first at home in league play since the 2008 campaign and also ended a seven-game home win streak overall. SDSU, which split the regular-season series with UNM, fell to 14-7 and dropped into a three-way tie in the Mountain West Conference standings at 6-3 with BYU and the Lobos. MORE 
W. Basketball | 2/5/2010First Place Aztec Women's Hoops Starts Second Round Of MWC Play SaturdayThe San Diego State women's basketball team (14-6), which is currently tied for first place in the Mountain West Conference standings, begins the second round of league action Saturday, when it plays host to New Mexico (13-7, 5-3) for an early tip-off at 12:30 p.m. PST. The game is being televised live on The Mtn. MORE |
02/04/2010Aztec Basketball to Celebrate Girls and Women In Sports Day Saturday Vs. UNMGame is also Kids Free Day MORE 02/03/2010Aztec Women's Basketball Remains In First Place Following 68-48 Victory At Air ForceSDSU's Paris Johnson scores 17, Coco Davis records 10 assists MORE 02/03/2010Aztec Basketball's Jené Morris Featured In March Issue Of SLAM MagazineMorris only women's player in publication's under-the-radar column MORE 02/03/2010Aztec Women's Hoops Completes First Round Of MWC Play Wednesday At Air ForceSDSU looks to stay atop the conference standings MORE 01/30/2010Aztec Women's Basketball Pulls Away From Colorado State, 59-38SDSU forces 35 turnovers, holds Rams to 27.3 percent shooting MORE 
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