Pirates defeat Villanova in makeup doubleheader
By David Heim | April 22The softball team (14-28) swept a doubleheader with Villanova Monday in part of a makeup of a rainout last month, winning game one 5-4 and game two 10-2.
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Pirates split with Johnnies, get one-hit in game one
By David Heim | April 22The softball team (12-27) split a doubleheader with St. John's Thursday, losing game one, 14-0, and winning the second game, 3-2, behind a complete game from junior Danielle DeStaso.
Pirates lose game, series to St. Johns
By David Heim | April 22The softball team (12-28) dropped the series finale with St. John's, 5-4, Saturday despite a three-run home run from junior Sara Haefeli.
30 for 30' allows fans chance to win prizes
By David Heim | April 10For the third straight year, Seton Hall Athletics and Pirate Blue are running their '30 for 30' program in April.
Pirates place 5th at first home event
By Staff Writer | April 10The women's golf team has had many firsts since its inception and added another one to its list last weekend.
Men's golf struggles at Redhawk Invitational
By Gary Phillips | April 10The Seton Hall men's golf team finished in 15th place at the Redhawk Invitational tournament on Monday and Tuesday.
Tennis overmatched in home loss, falls to Rutgers
By Staff Writer | April 10The women's tennis team fell for the first time in five home matches at the Mendham Racquet Club against Rutgers on Tuesday, 6-1.
Pirates fly past Seahawks
By John Fanta | April 10The 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.
Softball rally not enough to beat Knights
By Neal McHale | April 10The softball team fell to Rutgers 6-5 on Wednesday despite putting together a three-run rally in the final inning to pull within one run.
Pirate Pride Challenge boils down to final four clubs
By Neal McHale | April 3Student-athletes and alumni head into the "Final Four" of the Pirate Pride Challenge, as they look to continue to raise funds.
Diamond Dogs
By John Fanta | April 3Big East play begins for the Seton Hall baseball team as the Pirates hit the road to face new conference foe Butler this weekend.
Women's hoops WNIT run ends in Piscataway
By Staff Writer | April 3The 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.
Through the Pirate's eye
By Staff Writer | April 3For 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.
Alumni, athletes discuss life after the Hall
By Staff Writer | April 3The student-athletes of Seton Hall were given the opportunity to soak up some career advice from four of the school's more successful alums.
Rivalry revisited
By Staff Writer | March 27The Seton Hall women's basketball team will play its first third-round WNIT game in program history when it takes on in-state rival and former Big East foe, Rutgers University on Thursday at 7 p.m.
Pirates to pick up rain check, host Saint Peter's
By Staff Writer | March 27The baseball team has rescheduled a postponed game against Saint Peter's University and the teams will play Thursday at Owen T. Carroll Field.
Softball aims to stay perfect in conference play
By John Fanta | March 27Coming off a Big East opening series sweep over Providence, the Seton Hall softball team hits the road this weekend for a three- game set with Villanova.
Pep band seniors making noise for last time
By David Heim | March 27It is hard to think about Seton Hall pride without including the pep band that accompanies the Pirate faithful, even when the student presence is lacking, the band never fails to deliver school spirit.
Hero behind the scenes
By Staff Writer | March 27The director of player development for a Division I basketball program is a role with a plethora of responsibilities.
Poor relief pitching drowns Pirates
By Staff Writer | March 20Seton Hall (12-4) head coach Rob Sheppard was faced with a decision yesterday that the team had not yet needed to make all year.
