SDSU Womens Sports Soar in Early 2026: Basketball, Swimming, and Tennis Lead the Charge

The San Diego State womens sports teams have been making waves in early 2026, with basketball, swimming and diving, and tennis leading the way. The Aztecs womens hoops team set a new attendance record with 8,054 fans at Viejas Arena against New Mexico on January 14th. Swim and dive secured their fifth straight Mountain West title, while tennis shared the regular season crown and secured a spot in the NCAA Tournament.

The basketball teams success has been a long time coming, with 19 Mountain West wins and a conference record. Marketing efforts have helped attract local schools and younger crowds, building excitement for the team. Swim and dives streak continues, driven by strong teamwork and senior leadership. Their success has inspired other teams, like golf, to strive for similar achievements.

Tennis built on last years success with an 11-1 start, sweeping Grand Canyon 4-0 on April 17th, and winning the Mountain West Championship. The teams mental toughness and positive team dynamics have made them a national contender, attracting recruits and coaches alike.

These wins highlight the growing recognition of womens sports at SDSU, as they push for equal attention amidst discussions about Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) and revenue generation. The teams are not just accumulating trophies, but also paving the way for future generations to dominate in their respective sports.

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