Butler, Creighton and Xavier join Big East
By Staff Writer | March 20Butler, Creighton and Xavier were announced as the newest members of the Big East on Wednesday, giving the conference 10 teams when it starts operation this summer.
SPORTS
Cosby to transfer
By Staff Writer | March 18Sophomore guard Aaron Cosby has left the men's basketball team and will peruse transfer opportunities, head coach Kevin Willard announced on Monday.
Seton Hall finishes Strike Out Cancer Tournament with 11-5 win over Massachusetts
By David Heim | March 17The Pirates wrapped up their annual Strike Out Cancer Tournament on Sunday with an 11-5 victory over University of Massachusetts.
Seton Hall scores 17 runs in win over Manhattan
By Staff Writer | March 16The Seton Hall baseball team dropped 17 runs against Manhattan College for the victory on the second day of the 2013 Strike Out Cancer Tournament on Saturday.
Softball prepares for five-game tournament
By David Heim | March 15The softball team is heading to sunny San Diego this weekend to soak up some sun and continue their strong play at the San Diego State Tournament.
Women's golf spends break on Orlando courses
By Staff Writer | March 14The women's golf team spent their spring break in Orlando, Fla. practicing all week and eventually playing a Ryder Cup format scrimmage against Long Island University and Yale University on Saturday.
Tennis goes 2-1 in San Diego
By Staff Writer | March 14Even with the warm, southern California sun shining, the Seton Hall tennis team's spring break trip to San Diego was anything but a vacation.
New Big East to debut next year
By Staff Writer | March 14Starting next year, Seton Hall and the other members of the "Catholic 7" will leave the Big East and begin playing in their own athletic conference centered around basketball.
Injury-plagued season comes to an end
By Staff Writer | March 14The Pirates ended their second losing season in three years under head coach Kevin Willard after a 75-63 loss Wednesday to Syracuse.
Donovan, Morris reflect on season
By Staff Writer | March 14The women's basketball team's season has come to a close, but not before laying down another stepping stone in the rebuilding of the program.
Benefit tournament 'hits home' for Hall
By Staff Writer | March 14The baseball team comes home this weekend to participate in the fifth annual Strike Out Cancer Tournament after beginning the season on a 12-game road trip.
Men's soccer coach to be inducted into Athletics HOF
By Staff Writer | March 14Student athletes nationwide thrive to leave a legacy behind. They dream of the day that their name will be hung up for all eyes to see. Gerson Echeverry did that in his tenure at Seton Hall, culminating with his most recent accolade: an induction into the Seton Hall University Athletics Hall of Fame.
Seton Hall eliminated by Syracuse
By Staff Writer | March 13Playing their second game in less than 24 hours, fatigue became an issue as the Pirates fell to the Syracuse Orange 75-63 in the second round of the Big East Championship.
Basketball recruit to play professionally overseas
By Staff Writer | March 12According to several posts on his Twitter account on Tuesday morning, the men's basketball team's top recruit for next season, Aquille Carr, has apparently decided to play basketball professionally overseas instead of coming to South Orange.
Men's basketball team prepares for Big East Championship
By Staff Writer | March 12The men's basketball team will begin their Big East tournament bid Tuesday against USF, a team who gave the Hall one of their two conference victories during the regular season.
Seton Hall defeats South Florida in overtime in opening round of Big East Championship
By Staff Writer | March 12The men's basketball team completed a comeback in the opening round of the Big East Championship Tuesday night, defeating the University of South Florida Bulls in overtime, 46-42.
Women's basketball team defeats Cincinnati in first round of Big East Championship
By Staff Writer | March 8The women's basketball team won its first Big East Championship game since 2009, defeating Cincinnati 60-55 on Friday.
Seton Hall loses to Rutgers in season finale
By Staff Writer | March 8The woes continued for the Pirates (14-17, 3-15) as Rutgers (14-15, 5-13) completed the season sweep of the Hall for the first time since 2001 with their 56-51 victory at "The Rock" Friday night. The Pirates finished the regular season losers of 11 of their final 12 games.
Seton Hall falls to Providence 76-66
By Staff Writer | March 6Once again the Pirates (14-16, 3-14) struggles around halftime did them in as they fell to the Providence Friars 76-66 Tuesday night at the Dunkin' Donuts Center. The loss is the Pirates 10th in their last 11 games while Providence has now won seven of eight.
Softball tops Terrapins in Maryland
By Staff Writer | March 5The softball team brought home three runs in the top of the fifth inning against Tuesday en route to a 6-2 win over the University of Maryland.
