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Men’s Soccer looking to start strong in conference play

By Staff Writer | September 26

The men’s soccer team will take on DePaul this weekend in what will be the Pirates’ first taste of Big East Conference play.

Tip time at The Hall

By David Heim | September 24

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New coach, new league for club hockey

By Neal McHale | September 24

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Women’s golf looks to continue early season success at Yale Intercollegiate

By Sean Saint Jacques | September 24

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Fresh' off win, Pirates begin conference play

By Staff Writer | September 24

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Seton Hall cross country prepares for Asics-Embry Riddle Classic

By Staff Writer | September 24

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Women's tennis focusing on 'make or break' Classic

By Staff Writer | September 24

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Men’s golf finishes fifth at the Hartford Hawks Invitational

By Staff Writer | September 24

Seton Hall Men’s golf team finished fifth at the Hartford Hawks Invitational. The Pirates were led by junior Ryan Snouffer, who finished second overall with a 4-under-par, 69-72-71-212. Snouffer started strong in the tournament with a 69 in the first round. In the second round, he shot a 72, but bounced back to finish with a 71 in the third round. He finished two strokes behind the individual title winner, Hartford’s Evan Russell, who shot 6-under-par.

Volleyball looks to continue success against Providence

By Staff Writer | September 23

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Manosalvas nets fifth to send pirates past the hawks

By Staff Writer | September 23

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Defense aims to build off strong performance as MSOC hosts tough Monmouth

By John Fanta | September 23

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Pirates find magic late in SHU Volleyball Classic

By John Fanta | September 22

The Seton Hall volleyball team had not completely swept a weekend entering its fourth and final regular season tournament, the SHU Volleyball Classic. On Saturday night, the Pirates looked like they were heading into the same direction that their first three weekends went by. Senior Shelbey Manthorpe woke the blue and white up, though, and changed all that very quickly.