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New head coach Stainton happy with homecoming

Rick Stainton thought that Fairleigh Dickinson would be a place where he could settle in and make his own. He transformed a program that put together just 11 wins in the previous three seasons into one that went 8-8-4 in 2013. The Knights went from being picked eighth in the preseason to securing a second seed in the Northeast Conference Tournament.


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Eddings sets record in final race

Seton Hall University's Women's cross country team wrapped up its spring season Saturday and Nyala Eddings set a record at the All-American meet hosted by East Stroudsburg University.


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Hard work pays dividends for Elia

Junior left-hander Anthony Elia is a pitcher for Seton Hall who just wanted an opportunity to prove himself as a capable starter who can win games for his team, and he was given that chance.


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Sher, Portela more than just a doubles pair

Roommates and teammates since their freshman year, senior tennis stars and doubles partners Chloe Sher and Rocio Portela will look to continue their four-year long friendship following an end to their tenure at Seton Hall after this season's Big East Conference Tournament.


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Pirates fly past Seahawks

The Seton Hall baseball team looks to build off an 8-4 win over Wagner on Wednesday as the Pirates welcome NYIT for a non-conference weekend set beginning Friday.


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Diamond Dogs

Big East play begins for the Seton Hall baseball team as the Pirates hit the road to face new conference foe Butler this weekend.


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Women's hoops WNIT run ends in Piscataway

The Seton Hall women's basketball team's historic season came to an end last Thursday after suffering a heartbreaking double-overtime loss to in-state rival Rutgers in the third round of the 2014 WNIT.


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Through the Pirate's eye

For the last four basketball seasons, senior Gabe DeTolla has donned the Seton Hall Pirate costume and helped the cheerleaders and fans root for the basketball teams.  If it weren't for his sense of humor, he may not have even stayed at the University.  


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