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Seton Hall looked to end the season on a high note following a 3-game skid, as the men’s basketball team traveled north to Rhode Island to take on the No. 20 ranked Providence Friars in their regular season finale.
The men’s basketball team hosted the Villanova Wildcats in its home finale as Seton Hall celebrated their seniors, both the athletes and the managers, who are vital to the performance of the team.
Women’s basketball had their Senior Day celebration where they hosted Xavier at Walsh Gymnasium for a Saturday matinee matchup following a 1-1 back-to-back against DePaul.
The Pirates looked to stay in the win column against No. 20 UConn as they fight for a spot in the NCAA Tournament later this season.
Following a close loss on the road to Villanova on Saturday, Seton Hall showed their love for the game with a Valentine’s Day showdown against the Georgetown Hoyas at The Rock.
Following their 20-23 campaign last season, the Seton Hall softball team opened the season with a competitive two-day double-header at the Black & Gold Invitational at Southern Mississippi on Friday, sustaining two losses against the Samford Bulldogs and the host Golden Eagles.
Coming off a tough loss to #23 Creighton on Wednesday, the Pirates traveled to the Wells Fargo center in Philadelphia to take on the Villanova Wildcats.
After dropping the season series against Creighton at home on Tuesday, Seton Hall traveled to the City of Brotherly Love to face the #15 Villanova Wildcats.
Following an undefeated two-game road trip against Butler and St. John’s, the Pirates returned to the Prudential Center to host the DePaul Blue Demons for a Sunday matinee.
Senior Lauren Park-Lane, who was unanimously selected to the preseason All-Big East Team, is one of the final ten candidates for the Nancy Lieberman Award.
Seton Hall began a short 2-game road trip in Indianapolis after a 1-1 homestand as they took on the Butler Bulldogs in a successful return for the Davis brothers. They re-entered the win column with a 70-49 victory in Hinkle Fieldhouse.
The Pirates continued their 3-game road trip with a stop in the Bronx to face Fordham. Seton Hall walked away with a 78-72 win over the Rams.
Seton Hall opened Big East play on Saturday, as they hosted Providence in what became a down-to-the-wire loss to the Friars, 71-67.
Seton Hall kept the Garden State Hardwood Classic trophy in South Orange after defeating Rutgers at Jersey Mike’s Arena on Sunday.
The Pirates traveled south for a matchup against the University of Central Florida on Sunday in what became another statement victory for a red-hot Seton Hall squad.
Seton Hall women’s basketball extended their winning streak to five with a victory against Rider University at home on Friday before heading on the road.
Following three straight losses, the men’s basketball team looked to get back on track with a win at Walsh Gymnasium, where it hosted the Lincoln Lions on Wednesday.
Seton Hall women’s basketball returned to South Orange after a four game road stint, beating no. 24 Marquette in a Big East matchup on Sunday.
The Pirates traveled to Cincinnati for a matchup against Xavier University at the Cintas Center to open Big East conference play.
Seton Hall traveled to Kansas after going 1-2 at the ESPN Events Invitational in Orlando to take on defending national champions Kansas Jayhawks on Thursday.
Solutions by The State News