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Resch caps historic season with selection in 2026 MLS SuperDraft

By Zachary Mawby | December 19

It’s been a season full of honors and awards for Seton Hall men’s soccer senior defender Augustin Resch.

Bishop, women’s basketball hold off late Cougars comeback in last nonconference game

By Zachary Mawby | December 17

Seton Hall women’s basketball defeated the Washington State University (WSU) Cougars, 74-65, at Walsh Gymnasium on Tuesday.

Catalan, Codio end women’s basketball’s cold streak with win over Auburn just in time for South Orange’s first snowfall

By Zachary Mawby | December 15

After falling to the Columbia University Lions on Dec. 10, Seton Hall women’s basketball rebounded against another feline foe by defeating the Auburn University (AU) Tigers, 69-63, at Walsh Gymnasium on Sunday in the programs’ second-ever meeting.

Men’s basketball force turnovers, dominate Rutgers to reclaim Hardwood Classic trophy

By Zachary Mawby | December 14

Seton Hall men’s basketball defeated in-state rivals Rutgers University (RU), 81-59, at the Prudential Center on Saturday in the 11th installment of the Garden State Hardwood Classic (GSHC) and the teams’ 76th all-time matchup since 1916.

Resch named First Team All-American as men’s soccer receives more postseason honors

By Ace Crawford | December 13

After receiving All-BIG EAST honors last month, Seton Hall men’s soccer continued its list of postseason achievements this week with two players named to the United Soccer Coaches All-East Region Second Team and another named to both the All-East First Team and 2025 NCAA Division I Men’s All-America First Team.

Men’s basketball set to host Rutgers for latest edition of New Jersey’s most heated sports rivalry

By Zachary Mawby | December 11

On Feb. 4, 1916, two small New Jersey universities separated by less than 30 miles met for the first time ever on the hardwood.

Women’s basketball’s fourth quarter collapse leads to stunning last second defeat to Columbia

By Jaden Highsmith | December 10

Seton Hall women’s basketball suffered a heartbreaking 54-53 loss to the Columbia University Lions on Tuesday at Walsh Gymnasium. The Pirates held the lead for most of the night, but a late-game collapse and defensive mistake in the final seconds allowed the Lions to walk away with the win.

Men’s basketball shuts down nation’s leading scorer to earn road win over Kansas State

By Zachary Mawby | December 7

In their first true road test, Seton Hall men’s basketball defeated the Kansas State University (KSU) Wildcats, 78-67, at Bramlage Coliseum in Manhattan, Kansas, on Saturday. This game marked the start of a home-and-home series for the two programs, with them scheduled to play again next season at the Prudential Center.

Dominant 25-point double-double from Valenzuela tames Butler Bulldogs, 70-51

By Christian Hui | December 5

Coming off their first loss of the season to the Princeton University Tigers, Seton Hall women’s basketball defeated the Butler University Bulldogs, 70-51, in their first conference game at Walsh Gymnasium on Thursday.

Men’s basketball surpasses last season’s win total with strong defense, shooting against CCSU

By Zachary Mawby | December 4

In their third and final game of the season at Walsh Gymnasium, Seton Hall men’s basketball defeated the Central Connecticut State (CCSU) Blue Devils, 77-61, on Wednesday.

Integrity on the line: Ley and panelists challenge new era of sports

By Jayden Brackett | December 3

Confronting the audience about sports is way bigger than just headlines and controversy.

Staton-McCray earns BIG EAST Player of the Week after Maui Invitational performance

By Zachary Mawby | December 1

Earlier today, the BIG EAST named Seton Hall men’s basketball team’s AJ Staton-McCray its Player of the Week.

College, pro sports face betting crisis in wake of Rutgers scandal

By Jaden Highsmith | December 1

With odds displayed on broadcasts, non-stop commercials from betting companies, and millions of dollars wagered daily, sports betting has become a huge part of sports culture over the past few years.

Men’s basketball claims third place behind another big Staton-McCray performance

By Jaden Highsmith | November 27

Seton Hall men’s basketball ended its trip to Hawaii for the Maui Invitational on a high note, beating the Washington State University Cougars (WSU), 75-61, in the third-place game. The Pirates played with confidence from start to finish and showed that they are much better than what many expected coming into the season.

Lack of free throws, offensive rebounds leads to men’s basketball’s first loss of season

By Zachary Mawby | November 26

Even after Seton Hall men’s basketball’s statement win over the No. 23 North Carolina State University Wolfpack on Monday, ESPN’s matchup predictor gave the University of Southern California (USC) Trojans a 71.9% chance to win the following game—better odds than last game, yes, but the Pirates were still the underdogs.