The San Diego State Aztecs represent Southern California with unparalleled pride at San Diego State University. Since 1921, the Aztecs have cultivated a tradition of excellence competing in the Mountain West Conference with scarlet and black colors. Their legacy shines with moments like the 1973 men's volleyball national championship and the thrilling 2023 NCAA basketball Championship game appearance. Seven NCAA Division II national titles and numerous individual champions showcase the breadth of Aztec determination. The program has produced legends such as Baseball Hall of Famer Tony Gwynn and NBA Finals MVP Kawhi Leonard, etching their mark on professional sports history. Snapdragon Stadium and Viejas Arena serve as fortresses of Aztec spirit, while Tony Gwynn Stadium celebrates baseball excellence. The Show student section amplifies their warrior culture with thunderous support. From early dynastic volleyball dominance to modern basketball and football excellence, San Diego State exemplifies California grit combined with Pacific-driven determination. The Aztecs’ championship spirit endures, proving their scarlet and black warriors continually rise highest in America’s Finest City.