Men’s Cross-Country seals victory at Embry-Riddle Cross Country Classic
By Phoebe Hampson | Sep. 19The Pirates sealed their 2nd win of the season and have not finished below second place all season.
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Seton Hall cross country head coach inducted into USTFCCCA Hall of Fame
By John Makuch | Nov. 30, 2021Seton Hall cross country head coach John Moon was honored earlier this semester with a USTFCCCA Hall of Fame induction. Coach Moon spoke to the Setonian about receiving the honor, what coaching has meant to him, and the pride of his 50-year career at Seton Hall.
Limited number of fans allowed at New Jersey pro and college sports games
By Justin Sousa | Feb. 22, 2021Feb. 23, 2021 at 5:00 p.m.
Braccio looks to add consistency in sophomore year
By Staff Writer | Oct. 8, 2020In Arianna Braccio's freshman season with the Pirates women’s cross country team, she established herself as one of the Hall’s most gifted female runners, clocking an 18:30 race at the New Jersey Institute of Technology Invitational.
BIG EAST postpones all Fall 2020 sports contests
By Justin Sousa | Aug. 12, 2020Per Big East Conference press release, the conference has decided to postpone all sports contests for the upcoming Fall 2020 season. The decision to postpone the remaining in-conference games was made by the BIG EAST COVID-19 Task Force on Wednesday, August 12.
Cristina Fernandez receives 2020 Student Servant Leader Award
By Justin Sousa | July 10, 2020Three summers ago, Cristina Fernandez was preparing for her first year as a biology major and cross-country runner at Seton Hall. Her passion for medicine and helping others was the driving force behind her studies, and she wasted no time getting involved with clubs that shared similar passions. Fernandez joined the Seton Hall chapter of MEDLIFE her freshman year despite it only having about five members, but the chapter’s annual summer trip to South America would prove to be an eye-opener for what Fernandez planned to do after college.
Cross Country program continues to steer in the right direction
By Evando Thompson | Dec. 5, 2019Seton Hall’s men’s and Women’s cross country teams have a lot to hope for, regardless of how results played out at the Big East Championships.
Swimming and Diving eager to return to championship caliber levels
By Robert Fallo | Oct. 2, 2019In the Big East championships last year, respectively, the men’s and women’s swimming and diving teams are aiming to improve their performances after historical seasons.
Despite grueling summer schedule, Yocco emerges as star for Pirates
By Matthew Collins | Oct. 2, 2019Cross country is arguably the least publicized sport at Seton Hall but also among the most difficult because of its grueling schedule. While meets take place with little fanfare, long training runs and the need to stay in top physical condition in addition, to keeping up with homework and classes puts cross country’s difficulty on par with any other Seton Hall sport.
Cross country welcomes another freshman sensation
By Evando Thompson | Sep. 25, 2019The Seton Hall women’s cross country team was paced by its underclassmen for much of last year, primarily with one freshman who finished first among the Pirates in several meets.
Seton Hall’s longest-tenured coach remains motivated
By Evando Thompson | Sep. 4, 2019Before turning Seton Hall into a national force, cross country coach John Moon sat behind a desk and inspired others in another way.
Freshman sensation and senior star reflect on cross country season
By Evando Thompson | Apr. 24, 2019The Seton Hall men’s and women’s cross country teams have enjoyed quality seasons, as one has been paced by a well-versed senior peaking at the right time and the other has been led by a freshman who consistently reaches podium finishes.
