Women's basketball suffers first lost
By John Fanta | November 20After trailing by only two at halftime, the Seton Hall women's basketball team suffered its first loss of the season to No. 21 South Carolina on Sunday, 88-67.
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Pirates 'not so lucky' pitted against Mercer Bears
By Gary Phillips | November 20Despite a dominant performance from senior Fuquan Edwin, the Seton Hall University men's basketball team was unable to pull away with a win from the Mercer Bears on Saturday.
Top team in the Big East defeats Pirates in 3-2 loss
By Staff Writer | November 20Seton Hall kicked off a three-game weekend on Friday afternoon with a 3-2 (25-20, 23-25, 21-25, 26-24, 11-15) loss to Marquette, the top team in the Big East.
Sophomore brings club baseball to campus
By Staff Writer | November 14For sophomores John Simeone and Nick Scannella, baseball was an important part of their childhood and high school years.
Free Throw Heroes
By Staff Writer | November 14When Kevin Willard first unveiled his new look Pirates, it was unclear who was going to get the ball in the final seconds of the game where a few free throws are going to be made.
Coach Tambi steps down
By Staff Writer | November 14After seven seasons at the controls of the Seton Hall women's soccer team, head coach Kazbek Tambi has stepped down from his position.
New NCAA hand-check rule leads to some 'foul' play
By David Heim | November 10There are refs that take the game into their own hands, and then there are the refs from Saturday night's Seton Hall-Niagara game.
Swimming and diving teams meet high expectations
By Gary Phillips | November 7The men's and women's swimming and diving team traveled to Providence, R.I., to take on the Friars, each winning their meet on Saturday.
Seniors ready to lead the charge in new era
By David Heim | November 7Despite the influence of youth that is becoming more and more prevalent on the men's basketball team, the return of four key seniors this season should play a major role in the team's potential success.
Cross country teams finish ninth
By John Fanta | November 7Underclassmen highlighted the Big East Championships in Wisconsin on Saturday for both Seton Hall men's and women's cross country as both teams garnered 9th-place finishes.
Women's soccer meets its bitter end
By Staff Writer | November 7The women's soccer team fell to No. 15 Georgetown on Saturday in a 2-0 loss that served as the final game of the 2013 season.
Simmons ready to lead
By Staff Writer | November 7Every team needs a leader, and for the women's basketball team, red-shirt junior Ka-Deirdre Simmons fills that role as the team's captain.
Meet first-year women's coach Anthony Bozzella
By David Heim | November 7Assistant Sports Editor David Heim sat down with the new head coach of the women's basketball team.
Pirates fall prey to Marquette Golden Eagles
By Staff Writer | November 7The Seton Hall men's soccer team lost a close match in Milwaukee as a late 80th minute goal sealed a 2-1 victory for the No. 18 Marquette Golden Eagles on Saturday night.
At full strength
By Staff Writer | November 7There were many times last sea- son where red-shirt senior Eugene Teague was called upon to shoulder the load for the Seton Hall frontcourt.
Volleyball's venture westward ends in defeat
By Gary Phillips | November 7The Seton Hall volleyball team traveled to Omaha, Neb. to take on the Creighton Bluejays this past Sunday, but lost 3-0 in the two team's first-ever meeting.
Pirates tame Cougars in exhibition game
By David Heim | November 3The men's basketball team defeated the Caldwell Cougars, 67-49, in an exhibition game on Saturday night at Walsh Gymnasium.
Sentimental ending coming for Clarke
By Staff Writer | October 31Senior forward Ashley Clarke may go down as one of the top women's soccer players in Seton Hall history.
The Big East party has arrived
By David Heim | October 31The men's and women's basketball teams kicked off their 2013-14 campaigns Friday with a loud tip-off party in front of the blue and white faithful in historic Walsh Gymnasium.
