Men’s Soccer muzzle Butler Bulldogs 2-1 behind Cederberg, Pétursson
By Christian Hui | Oct. 14The Pirates bounce back from a tough loss. They now have two wins in BIG EAST play.
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Women's Volleyball fall to DePaul, 3-1
By John Misiewicz | Oct. 14The Pirates lose their third in a row.
Men’s Soccer victorious in first Big East game against Marquette, 1-0
By John Misiewicz | Oct. 13The Pirates are victorious in their first BIG EAST action of the season.
Women's Volleyball falls short in loss to Villanova, 3-1
By Victor Johnson | Oct. 13Villanova defeats Seton Hall in a tough BIG EAST matchup.
“What can you do to stand out?”: Peter King hosts masterclass at Seton Hall
By Matthew Soetebeer | Oct. 7Longtime NFL Writer gives words of wisdom to upstarts.
Women's Soccer Tied Against Villanova, 0-0
By Grace Tylee | Oct. 2The Pirates kickoff Big East action.
Walsh and Merk lead Women's Volleyball over NJIT, 3-0
By Matthew Soetebeer | Sep. 14Walsh and Merk have 9 kills each in a sweep.
Fricker's Dominant Outing Leads Pirates on Day One of Golfweek
By Christian Hui | Sep. 14Men’s Golf completed the first day of the 2024 Golfweek Fall Challenge at Pawleys Island, S.C. on Sunday, placing seventh among 15 schools at the end of the first round. Arkansas State, Austin Peay State, and Wright State hold the top three podium positions at first, second, and third respectively.
Women's Volleyball on a Roll After Beating Kent State, 3-1
By John Misiewicz | Sep. 14The Pirates win their third straight after a 1-3 start.
Last-Minute Goal Brings Women's Soccer to Victory
By Grace Tylee | Sep. 14The Seton Hall women’s soccer team secured a tough win in their match against New Jersey Institute of Technology (NJIT) on Sunday.
Men's Soccer Remain Undefeated with Third Consecutive Home Win
By Zachary Mawby | Sep. 14After climbing up the national rankings to No. 22 following their win against Manhattan (0-3-0), the Seton Hall Men’s soccer team hosted Columbia University (0-2-0) on Friday, Sept. 6. Looking to start the season 4-0-0 for the first time since 2008, the Pirates secured a 2-0 win against the Lions to extend their series lead against them to 14-4-3.
Pirates secure first victory of Women’s Volleyball season, 3-1
By John Misiewicz | Sep. 9The Seton Hall Pirates notch their first victory of the season, winning in four sets against the Sacred Heart Pioneers on Friday.
Late Drama in Men’s Soccer Home Opener
By Zachary Mawby | Aug. 31Following their road win against Florida International University, the Seton Hall Men’s soccer team entered the United Soccer Coaches Poll at No. 25 in the rankings released earlier this week.
Seton Hall Sports Poll reports popularity of sports memorabilia and collecting
By Thomas Donnelly | May 2The Seton Hall Sports Poll reported 28% of US households actively collect sports memorabilia. Of those respondents, the most popular types of collectibles were polled.
“Boys Deserve to Dance” – Anthony Azuike, the Seton Hall Sapphires’ First Male Dancer
By Thomas Donnelly | Apr. 30“I saw the Sapphires’ tabling event, and I was like, ‘I can do that,’” Anthony said.
Seton Hall continues skid in BIG EAST home opener to Villanova
By John Misiewicz | Apr. 15The Pirates currently sits at last in the BIG EAST with a 1-5 record in conference play and are now on a five-game losing skid.
MLBPA Blames Pitch Clock for Injuries; Contradicting League, Fan Wants
By Justin Lotito | Apr. 11This is just the second season that the pitch clock has been used in Major League Baseball, and MLB findings show that the clock shortened games by over twenty minutes, Statistica reports.
HALL IN! Pirates’ Late Run Helps Secure 2024 NIT Championship
By Thomas Donnelly | Apr. 5“I’ll be back to see [the banner],” graduate center Jaden Bediako said. “I’m a Pirate for life.”
Iowa's Cailtin Clark claims Women’s Basketball is more popular than Men’s, Polling Data agrees
By Justin Lotito | Mar. 28The most popular player in college basketball is Clark, according to data from the Seton Hall Sports Poll. Forty-four percent of the general population has heard of the Iowa star, while sixty percent of NCAA fans heard of Clark.
Polling Finds Fans Unphased by Court Storming Controversies
By Thomas Donnelly | Mar. 25Court storming has been a part of the college basketball realm for decades now. Coming in as an “underdog” in many of these matchups, fans are overjoyed with excitement to witness their teams beat, or upset, the top teams in the nation, though in lieu of recent events, court storming has been a controversy.
