2025 Club World Cup ignites US soccer craze
By Jaden Highsmith | June 17With the FIFA Club World Cup underway and the FIFA World Cup next summer, American interest in soccer has increased in soccer according to the latest Seton Hall Sports Poll.
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Historic House v. NCAA settlement to benefit Seton Hall’s basketball programs
By Zachary Mawby | June 12Following the House v. NCAA settlement, Seton Hall's Director of Athletics, Bryan Felt, expressed how optimistic he was about the basketball programs' future in a press-release.
Seton Hall names alum new head coach of cross country programs
By Zachary Mawby | May 16With Coach John Moon retiring after 53 years of coaching cross country, Seton Hall recently named his successor for the upcoming season.
After coaching for 53 years, Coach John Moon reflects on his legendary career ahead of retirement
By Zachary Mawby | May 14Coach Moon shares some of his favorite memories since taking over as head coach in 1972.
Pirates Baseball defeats Hofstra in 13-2 run-rule win
By Christian Hui | May 7With the win, the Pirates extended their current win streak to five games in a row, and increased their record at home to 14-6.
Men’s baseball takes down Monmouth, 8-3
By John Misiewicz | May 2With two solo home runs, Ferri led the Pirates to victory, while Cestero allowed just two runs and one hit through seven innings of pitching.
Seton Hall baseball scores six runs in fifth-inning to win series opener against Creighton, 8-6
By John Misiewicz | April 17The Pirates rally against the Creighton Blue Jays after trailing by as much as six through the first four innings of play.
Seton Hall baseball defeat the Princeton Tigers 13-3 in a 7-inning mercy rule
By John Misiewicz | April 11Strong pitching from Ehly and solid batting from Brennan powered the Pirates to their 12th win of the season.
Duke continues dominance as they defeat Alabama, 85-65, to advance to the Final Four for the 18th time in program history
By Zachary Mawby | April 5After being upset by NC State in the NCAA Tournament last year, Duke dominates Alabama to make their first Final Four appearance since legendary Coach Mike Kryzewski retired in 2022.
Women's basketball heartbroken in second round of WBIT as their season ends with 61-55 loss to Portland
By Zachary Mawby | April 3Portland rallies late to steal the game from the Pirates, as they end their season with a 23-10 record.
Seton Hall men's basketball: How recent changes in NIL could reshape the future of the program
By Dominique Mercadante and Zachary Mawby | April 2After a difficult season for Seton Hall's men's basketball team, the upcoming changes in NIL should benefit the program next season.
Lady legends: Seton Hall women who changed the game
By Christian Hui | March 31In celebration of Women's History Month, The Setonian takes a moment to recognize the female student-athletes who have made an impact on the university.
Strong pitching from Byrne leads Pirates baseball to win over St. Peters, 4-3
By John Misiewicz | March 30The Pirates were led by Byrne, who pitched two innings without giving up any hits and striking out one.
Alabama’s record-breaking 3-point shooting and Duke’s Cooper Flagg lead teams to victory in the East Regional Sweet 16
By Zachary Mawby | March 29"March Madness" comes to New Jersey, as BYU, Alabama, Arizona, and Duke battle for spots in the Elite Eight at the Prudential Center.
Seton Hall Sports Poll reports women’s stars are most recognizable players in college basketball
By Christian Hui | March 27In a new era of college basketball where “one-and-done” is the norm, and players frequently change teams, female players are finding a newfound spotlight.
Seton Hall's flagman: the guardian of the court for three decades and counting
By Esmeralda Arias | March 26A look at the history of a beloved tradition and its current bearer.
Iona rallies late with a six-run seventh inning to defeat men's baseball, 12-7, in their series opener
By John Misiewicz | March 25With Iona recording a season-high 20 hits, Seton Hall suffer their 13th loss of the season.
Men's baseball dominate Dartmouth in eight inning mercy-rule win, 17-7
By John Misiewicz | March 25After a seven-run third inning, the Pirates defeat the Dartmouth Big Green at Mike Sheppard, Sr. Stadium.
Women’s basketball defeat Quinnipiac, 55-38, in first round of WBIT after being snubbed from NCAA tourney
By Zachary Mawby | March 22Catalon, Masonius lead Pirates to a dominant first-round victory in the WBIT, defeating the 28-4 Quinnipiac Bobcats, who were the MAAC championship runner-ups this season.
Allie Waggoner on becoming the first female swimmer in Seton Hall history to qualify for the NCAA championships
By Zachary Mawby | March 18Ahead of the NCAA Swim and Dive Championships on Thursday, March 20, Seton Hall swimming star Allie Waggoner reflects on the highs and lows of her journey in the sport.
