Aztecs Baseball Dominates in MW Conference Tournament, Basketball Faces Setback, Golf Season Concludes

The Aztecs baseball team kicked off the Mountain West Conference tournament as the top seed and secured a victory against the New Mexico Lobos, 11-6. Despite the Lobos early lead, the Aztecs offense surged with home runs, securing their spot in the winners bracket. Meanwhile, the Lobos face elimination against Air Force.

In basketball, the Aztecs suffered a blow as Rice transfer Nick Anderson suffered a season-ending ACL and meniscus tear. The team is exploring options to fill the scoring void, including appealing for an extra year of eligibility.

The mens golf team concluded their season in 13th place at the NCAA regionals, with sophomore Harry Takis finishing 13th individually. The womens team celebrated Ema Naritas All-Mountain West First Team honor, marking a successful season.

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San Diego State University has secured Luca Vincini, a 69 forward from Italy, for the 2026-2027 mens basketball season. The 22-year-old, who spent six years in Italys top league, brings experience and international flair to the Aztecs. Vincinis addition, along with other foreign-born players, marks a program record with 45.5% of scholarships going to international athletes. The team is building depth with six newcomers, including Vincini, and returning players, poised to make waves in the Mountain West with their global edge.

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San Diego State Aztecs basketball coach Brian Dutcher is rebuilding his roster after losing key players to the transfer portal. To fill the gaps fast, hes turned to European pro leagues, signing six-foot-nine Croatian wing Luka Skoric and six-foot-two Italian point guard David Torresani. Torresanis youth national team experience and pro polish are generating excitement. However, the team faces challenges from power schools poaching talent and NIL money luring players away. With the NCAA tournament expanding, the Aztecs have a chance to make a deeper run if these new pieces click.

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