Freshman Park named top of his class
By Staff Writer | May 5For the first time in school history, a Pirate has been named Big East men's golf freshman of the year.
For the first time in school history, a Pirate has been named Big East men's golf freshman of the year.
The Seton Hall golf team concluded their spring season with a second place finish at the Cavalier Classic this past weekend in Charlottesville, Va.
Men's basketball head coach Kevin Willard can now breathe a sigh of relief.
With a chance to get in position for a Big East Tournament berth, the baseball team goes on the road to face the University of South Florida Bulls.
One week after being swept by Notre Dame, the Seton Hall baseball team lost two out of three on the road to No. 11 Louisville. The Pirates lost the first two games of the series before scratching out a victory in the series finale.
With the regular season winding down, the softball team swings into sixth place in the Big East with their series win against Pittsburgh.
While Sunday marks Senior Day for the softball team, for Danielle Zanzalari it's a day that may never have had the chance to take place. The valedictorian of her class, Zanzalari chose to attend Seton Hall for the name and academics rather than accepting scholarship offers from lesser known Division II and III schools. Her decision to try-out came at the end of summer after her father ran into Assistant Coach Bob Guerriero and alerted the coaching staff that his daughter would be attending the school.
The Seton Hall men's golf team placed fourth out of 12 teams after making up three strokes in the final round of the Big East Championship at Innsbrook Golf and Country Club in Palm Harbor, Fla.
With the weekend's sweep against Georgetown, the softball team looks to extend their win streak against Iona and Pittsburgh.
With a seven run comeback against NYIT resulting in a tie, the Pirates baseball team heads to Louisville, Ky. to face the No. 13 team in the nation.
Prior to Tuesday afternoon's game in Old Westbury, N.Y. against NYIT, five out of the Pirates' last six games were decided by no more than a run. They continued this trend at President's Field, this time by way of a 12-12 draw.
After the Seton Hall softball team suffered a 12-inning loss to Villanova one week ago, head coach Ray Vander May knew just what his team needed to do to get back on track.
After 12 innings, and three hours, Seton Hall softball fell to Villanova on Wednesday night, 4-3.
Following a failed attempt at a ninth inning comeback against Wagner College, the Seton Hall baseball team will look at Notre Dame this weekend as a chance to move forward.
As of April 9. the Seton Hall men's and women's soccer teams have gained depth as the Athletic Department announced that the men's program signed two recruits while the women's squad inked five players to National Letters of Intent.
The Pirates' rally fell short when they left the tying run on third base with two outs in the bottom of the ninth inning in a 7-6 loss to Wagner on Wednesday at Owen T. Carroll Field.