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The San Jose State Spartans are a Division I track and field program in the MWC. The program is identified by its mascot, Sammy the Spartan. The Spartans bring 28 athletes into the MWC competition this season. The Spartans host home meets on the San Jose State campus. "San Jose State Fight Song" stands as the San Jose State track and field fight song, played at home meets and post-meet celebrations across the MWC schedule. When fans fuel a Spartan athlete on RallyFuel, 90% lands directly with the athlete — funding training, recovery, and the realities of college sports.
The San Jose State Track and Field program competes at the NCAA Division I level as a member of the Mountain West Conference, placing it among the highest tiers of collegiate athletics. This positions the program in a competitive environment where athletes regularly face elite regional and national opponents, fostering a high-performance culture. Within the university’s Athletics Department, Track and Field is a key discipline that contributes significantly to San Jose State’s overall competitive profile, consistently aiming to qualify athletes for conference championships, NCAA meets, and national recognition. The program emphasizes both individual event excellence and team scoring potential, integrating sprints, jumps, throws, and distance events under one comprehensive developmental umbrella.
San Jose State’s Track and Field program benefits from modern, well-maintained infrastructure designed to support athletic development and competitive success. The home venue, Spartan Stadium, offers a synthetic track surface that meets NCAA specifications, providing athletes with an optimal environment for training and competition. The stadium’s seating capacity accommodates a vibrant fan atmosphere, enhancing the competitive experience during meets. In addition to the track, the program leverages adjacent training facilities focused on strength, conditioning, and sport-specific skill development.