Doubling up
By Staff Writer | October 3The women's volleyball team dropped its Big East opener this weekend at St. John's, falling to the Red Storm in five sets after rallying from a two-set deficit.
SPORTS
Welcome to the new Big East
By Staff Writer | October 3The inclusion of three new schools, Creighton, Xavier and Butler into the Big East conference has not shaken up the strategy of Seton Hall's three team sports coaches of the fall.
Don't forget about this season
By David Heim | September 26Last season, men's basketball head coach Kevin Willard faced a whirlwind of questions surrounding his ability to recruit. Many, including myself, even wondered if he was the right man for the job.
Rivera's retirement deserves respect from all fans
By Staff Writer | September 26Adios and vaya con dios, Mariano.
Golf team finishes 9th in Hartford
By Staff Writer | September 26The Seton Hall Pirates men's golf team took ninth place at the Hartford Hawks Invitational on Tuesday, finishing with a 17-over par, 305, in round three.
Soccer does Ritter justice
By Staff Writer | September 26After women's soccer senior forward Katie Ritter takes off her uniform for the last time later this season, she will go down as one of the most accomplished scorers in program history.
Women's golf sets record with 2nd round score
By Staff Writer | September 26The women's golf team used a record-setting second round to take fourth place at the 17-team Yale Intercollegiate Tournament last weekend.
Get your priorities straight
By Staff Writer | September 19The Athletics Marketing department at Seton Hall University has now officially launched the new Seton Hall Interactive Points Sys- tem (S.H.I.P.S) for students.
Men take second, women fourth in Delaware Invitational
By Staff Writer | September 19The Seton Hall men's and women's cross country teams continued their impressive start to the 2013 season over the weekend at the Delaware Invitational. The men's team took second place for the third week in a row, and the women took fourth place.
Star recruit chooses Seton Hall
By Staff Writer | September 19"I would like to announce that I'll be taking my talents to Seton Hall."
Sophomore Swing
By Staff Writer | September 19Two sophomores have been making an impact on the course for the women's golf team so far this season.
Quinnipiac first step for tennis
By David Heim | September 19The women's tennis team opened its 2013 campaign at the Quinnipiac Invitational this weekend.
A message to Giants fans: don't worry just yet
By Staff Writer | September 19The NFL is through two full weeks of football and it seems as though New York fans are beginning to lose faith.
Awaiting recruit's decision, Pirates fans should see success
By Staff Writer | September 19The men's basketball team will be eagerly awaiting recruit Isaiah Whitehead to make his commitment at 2:30 p.m. on Thursday.
Two shots of youth for Tambi
By David Heim | September 12Two freshmen soccer players are wasting no time making an impact on the field for the Pirates.
Women's golf starts season with strong performance
By Staff Writer | September 12Two juniors paced the women's golf team in the season opener at the 2013 Lady Bison Invitational over the weekend, as the team used a strong third round to find themselves in a second place tie, ten strokes behind tournament winner William & Mary.
Dodge ball gets underway
By Staff Writer | September 11Seton Hall University intramurals kicked off Monday night with the start of intramural dodge ball.
Wunderkind Hero
By Staff Writer | September 11With just 10 seconds left on the clock in another double over-time game, the Seton Hall men's soccer team was headed for a third straight draw, barring some type of heroic intervention.
New 'Rock' Stars
By Staff Writer | September 5Five new faces will usher in the 2013-14 men's basketball season. Freshmen Jaren Sina and Rashed Anthony, junior college transfers Hakeem Harris and Stephane Manga, and red-shirt sophomore Sterling Gibbs will all don the blue and white.
Experience and growth for Pettigrew
By Staff Writer | September 5A grueling 90 minutes in net on a scorching hot day in August left fifth-year senior Jennifer Pettigrew exhausted, nearly panting while she searched for the perfect word to describe what will lead to a success- ful women's soccer season: growth.
