sports

Men score conference win at home

By Staff Writer | October 10

The Seton Hall men's soccer team opened up a four-game home stand with a 2-1 victory against Villanova on a chilly Wednesday night.

Women's soccer looks to get offensive

By Staff Writer | October 10

The women's soccer team will look for an offensive burst this weekend, as the team will travel to Cincinnati to take on new conference foe Xavier.

Sher approaching her match point

By David Heim | October 10

For senior tennis star Chloe Sher, the line between Division 1 athlete and successful Division 1 athlete has been crossed.

Pirates downed by Creighton

By Staff Writer | October 7

In a physical game in misty, overcast conditions, the women's soccer team fell 1-0 at home to Creighton, their second consecutive 1-0 loss.

Liljekvist leads team at West Point

By Staff Writer | October 3

Highlighted by a fantastic performance from sophomore Hannah Liljekvist, the Seton Hall University tennis team made great strides at the West Point Invitational tournament over the weekend.

Senior Eddings envisions sucessful life after Seton Hall

By Staff Writer | October 3

The term student-athlete is applied to every Pirate that is lucky enough to put on the blue and white during their time in South Orange.

Former Pirate shines on talk show

By Staff Writer | October 3

Since the beginning of the 2011 season, the MLB network has allowed two goofballs to run a program called "Intentional Talk" that mixes insightful analysis of major league headlines and the comedic antics that come with life in, "the show."

Welcome to the new Big East

By Staff Writer | October 3

The inclusion of three new schools, Creighton, Xavier and Butler into the Big East conference has not shaken up the strategy of Seton Hall's three team sports coaches of the fall.

There's more to the Hall than basketball

By Staff Writer | October 3

When it comes to Seton Hall Athletics, one sport's popularity reigns supreme: men's basketball. That being said, it shouldn't be the be all and end all of students' attention.

Doubling up

By Staff Writer | October 3

The women's volleyball team dropped its Big East opener this weekend at St. John's, falling to the Red Storm in five sets after rallying from a two-set deficit.

Women's soccer takes down new foe Butler

By Staff Writer | October 3

The Seton Hall women's soccer team defeated No. 25 Butler 3-1 on Sunday due to two late second-half goals by the Pirates.

Women's golf sets record with 2nd round score

By Staff Writer | September 26

The women's golf team used a record-setting second round to take fourth place at the 17-team Yale Intercollegiate Tournament last weekend.

Don't forget about this season

By David Heim | September 26

Last season, men's basketball head coach Kevin Willard faced a whirlwind of questions surrounding his ability to recruit. Many, including myself, even wondered if he was the right man for the job.

Rivera's retirement deserves respect from all fans

By Staff Writer | September 26

Adios and vaya con dios, Mariano.

Golf team finishes 9th in Hartford

By Staff Writer | September 26

The Seton Hall Pirates men's golf team took ninth place at the Hartford Hawks Invitational on Tuesday, finishing with a 17-over par, 305, in round three.

Soccer does Ritter justice

By Staff Writer | September 26

After women's soccer senior forward Katie Ritter takes off her uniform for the last time later this season, she will go down as one of the most accomplished scorers in program history.

Men take second, women fourth in Delaware Invitational

By Staff Writer | September 19

The Seton Hall men's and women's cross country teams continued their impressive start to the 2013 season over the weekend at the Delaware Invitational. The men's team took second place for the third week in a row, and the women took fourth place.