Pirates defeat VCU Rams in first round
By Staff Writer | November 17In the opening game of the Charleston Classic the Pirates defeated the Virginia Commonwealth Rams 69-54.
SPORTS
Men's basketball faces VCU in first round of tournament
By Staff Writer | November 16Following a nightmare season opener, where the Seton Hall Pirates were 4.9 seconds from losing to St. Francis (N.Y) before winning in overtime, the Hall heads to Charleston, S.C. for the 2011 DirecTV Charleston Classic.
Women's basketball ready for Big Ten matchup
By Staff Writer | November 16The Seton Hall women's basketball team looks to continue its undefeated streak against the Michigan Wolverines this weekend.
Volleyball set for third straight Big East tournament
By Staff Writer | November 16The Seton Hall volleyball team defeated both St. John's and Connecticut this weekend to clinch a spot in the Big East Championship for the third straight season.
Women's basketball defeats New Hampshire Wildcats on the road
By Staff Writer | November 16The women's basketball team relied on defense and 3-pointers as the team defeated the New Hampshire Wildcats 61-38 on Wednesday night in Durham, N.H for their third straight victory.
Swimming and diving teams suffer first setback of season
By Staff Writer | November 16The men's and women's swimming and diving teams suffered their first losses of the season this weekend during the two-day tri-meet at Rutgers University.
Volleyball clinches third straight tournment berth
By Staff Writer | November 13he Seton Hall volleyball team defeated Connecticut 3-2 on Senior Day to clinch a spot in the BIG EAST tournament for the third straight season.
Women's basketball defeats Army
By Staff Writer | November 13The women's basketball held off a late game comeback by the Army Black Knights to get their second win of the season, 53-50, on Sunday afternoon.
Pirates win season opener in overtime
By Staff Writer | November 12Needing a late comeback and overtime, the Pirates defeated the St. Francis Terriers 75-71 at home in the season opener.
Pirates trail 33-25 at the half to St. Francis
By Staff Writer | November 12In the season opener the Pirates find themselves down 33-25 at the half to the St. Francis (NY) Terriers.
Pirates win season opener
By Staff Writer | November 11The women's basketball team opened up their season with a 57-51 win over Florida Gulf Coast University on Friday night at Walsh Gymnasium.
Women's basketball adds four recruits for 2012-13
By Staff Writer | November 9The Seton Hall women's basketball team received national letters of intent from four players this week, ranking its 2012-2013 recruiting class 33rd in the nation.
Women's basketball confident going into 2011-12 season
By Staff Writer | November 9Following back-to-back seasons at the bottom of the Big East conference, with 1-15 records each year, the women's basketball team returns to the court Friday night against Florida Gulf Coast in Walsh Gymnasium.
Volleyball: Pirates split road weekend, sweeping Depaul after losing to Notre Dame
By Staff Writer | November 9The Seton Hall volleyball team split their final road trip of the season, falling 3-1 to the Notre Dame Fighting Irish on Saturday (25-19, 22-25, 25-22, 25-17), but rebounded to defeat the DePaul Blue Demons 3-0 (25-23, 25-9, 26-24) in Chicago on Sunday.
Playoff spot at stake for volleyball team
By Staff Writer | November 9With five positions for the Big East tournament locked up, the volleyball team looks to earn their spot in the tournament as they enter two must-win matches this weekend against St. John's and Connecticut at Walsh Gymnasium.
Men's basketball welcomes St. Francis to Newark for 59th matchup
By Staff Writer | November 9The Seton Hall men's basketball team will officially open their season this Saturday at home against the St. Francis (NY) Terriers for the second time in four years and the 59th time in program history, a series that dates back to 1909.
Swimming and Diving improve with dual meet victories
By Staff Writer | November 9The men's and women's swimming and diving teams extended their undefeated start on Nov. 5 against Providence, improving their records to 5-0.
Swimming teams remain undefeated
By Staff Writer | November 2Both the men's and women's swimming and diving teams remain undefeated this season after sweeping Lafayette and Loyola this weekend as well as Iona on Tuesday.
Herb Pope ready for final season at SHU
By Staff Writer | November 2As he climbed the dimly lit stairwell behind Walsh Gymnasium, nothing seemed out of the ordinary for Herb Pope.
Sophomore goalkeeper adjusts to new way of life on pitch
By Staff Writer | November 2Change. In today's world, many people fear that six letter word. But to men's soccer goalkeeper Anthony Reichwaldt change is the word that he lives by. Its those split-second decisions that make Reichwaldt who he is today.
