Women’s soccer players Aliyah Utush and Kate Hart join the Daily Aztec Sports staff for a gingerbread house building contest for this week’s segment of Cross Training.
Producer: Mary York
Reporters: Zach Engberg and Kyle Saunders
News This Week
- September 25SDSU’s first ever K-pop class, SDSU Ignite perform at the Padres’ Korean Heritage night pre-show
- September 25‘Get Stuff Done’: An Intro to Leo Peña Reyes, ‘23-24 A.S. Vice President of Financial Affairs
- September 24SDSU introduces revamped Red & Black shuttle program
- September 24Women’s volleyball wins first home match of the year against San José State
- September 23Miscues prove costly in Aztecs 34-31 home defeat against Boise State
- September 22Kevin McCarthy’s partisan impeachment trial is further dividing America
- September 22No. 21 men’s soccer remains unbeaten with a 3-0 win over Utah Tech
- September 22Conociendo la literatura Colombiana por medio de la aclamada novela ‘Cien años de Soledad’, el mundo de Gabriel García Márquez
- September 22Tibet through the Lens: Qinzhe 'Lawrence' Cai's Exhibit at SDSU
- September 21Friday night lights for the Aztecs in conference opener against Boise State
Cross Training with Aliyah Utush
About the Contributors
Mary York, Digital Sports Editor
Zach Engberg, Sports Editor
Zach is a senior at San Diego State University majoring in journalism. Zach was the Sports Editor at The Daily Aztec, where he has been working since 2015. Zach has covered the SDSU football, baseball and women's lacrosse team, while reporting other breaking news stories. Born in San Francisco, Calif., Zach is an avid fan of the SF 49ers, Oakland Athletics and Golden State Warriors, and is still mourning the 2016 Finals loss and Super Bowl XLVII. Zach will someday work as a television sports commentator, joining the likes of Joe Buck, Mike Tirico and Marv Albert.
Kyle Saunders, Staff writer
Kyle is a third-year journalism major with an emphasis in media studies and a minor in communication. He is from Woodland, CA and loves the San Francisco Giants and 49ers. Kyle plans to eventually work for ESPN as a SportsCenter anchor while also covering professional football and basketball.
