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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San Diego State University has secured a new point guard, David Torresani, from Italy. Torresani, standing at six-foot-two, has experience playing in Italys top league for four years and has represented Italys under-eighteen and under-twenty teams. He averaged seven points, one point four rebounds, and one point seven assists in his latest season. This is the second international commit in two weeks for the Aztecs, along with Croatias Luka Skoric. The team is building a strong lineup with Division One transfers and freshmen, including Torresani, set to join next year.

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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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San Diego State Aztecs Basketball Signs Croatian Guard Luka Skoric for 2026-27 Season

The San Diego State Aztecs mens basketball team has secured a new addition to their roster for the 2026-27 season. Luka Skoric, a six-foot-nine guard forward from Zagreb, Croatia, will join the team after playing for KK Cibona. Skoric, who averaged 6.1 points and 3 rebounds per game this season, will bring his impressive field goal and three-point shooting skills to the Aztecs. He will be the first Croatian Aztec since Karlo Kovacic in the early 2000s. Skoric joins a growing list of newcomers, including Chance Gladden, Nick Anderson, Jeremiah Bear Cherry, and Zach White, as the Aztecs build depth for the upcoming season.

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San Diego State University secures a significant addition to their basketball team with Chance Gladden, a talented sophomore point guard from Boston University. Gladden, known for his impressive stats and accolades, is expected to bring a strong playmaking presence to the Aztecs, contributing to their rebuild.

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