Another late comeback attempt falls short as the men's basketball team loses their sixth straight, this time to rival Rutgers. The loss drops the Pirates to 2-10 in Big East play and also snaps their five game winning streak at the RAC.
The Seton Hall softball team opened up its 2013 campaign at the Campbell University Hampton Inn Campbell Stampede Tournament in Buies Creek, N.C. this past weekend. The tournament featured four games for the Pirates, two on Friday and the other two wrapping up Saturday.
Fans crammed into Walsh Gymnasium to watch the Pirates take on No. 2 Notre Dame. The Pirates gave the crowd of 2,600, including head men's head basketball coach Kevin Willard, a good show in the first half, keeping the score to within seven.
The men's basketball team was downed by the University of Connecticut, 78-67, on Sunday, despite 30-plus minutes of competitive basketball.
With losses piling up to eight out of nine games, the men's basketball team looks to score a win against the Connecticut Huskies this Saturday. The Huskies hold a 15-5 overall record with 5-3 record in the Big East and are seventh in the conference standings.
The women's basketball team got picked apart last night against the DePaul Blue Demons and left the Windy City with a disappointing 74-48 loss.
The Seton Hall women's basketball team gets ready to face the No. 2 ranked Notre Dame Fighting Irish on Saturday.
The softball team will kick off its 2013 season under new head coach Paige Smith in North Carolina this Friday at the Hampton Inn Campbell Stampede Tournament.
A record-setting crowd will be in attendance when Seton Hall hosts the Syracuse Orange on Feb. 16. For the first time in the six-year history of the building the upper levels will be opened up to fans. It will also be the last regular season meeting between these two founding members of the Big East Conference.
The men's basketball team dropped another game Saturday afternoon to the No. 24 ranked Cincinnati Bearcats 65-59, marking their third straight loss and seven of their last eight.
The women's basketball team lost to No. 24 Syracuse on Wednesday night by a score of 65-34, their sixth consecutive loss to the Orange.
School spirit is an idea that many college sports teams thrive on. Seeing fans cheering and screaming at the top of their lungs is the biggest morale boost any athlete can ask for. Seeing a group of men's swimmers wearing speedos as a distraction, well that's even better.
Her time with the women's basketball team may have been short, but head coach Anne Donovan has made a positive impact on a basketball program that has been known as a perennial basement dweller in the Big East.
The men's basketball team continued their inconsistent play Wednesday night, falling for the sixth time in seven games 74-52 to Georgetown.
Losers of six of their past seven games, the men's basketball returns home to the Prudential Center on Saturday to face the No. 24 Cincinnati Bearcats. The two teams enter the game at opposite ends of the Big East standings with the Hall in a tie for 12th with a 2-6 conference record and the Bearcats in a tie for fourth at 5-3.
The men's basketball team failed to comeback from a 16-point second half deficit, despite having several opportunities to take the lead or tie the game in the final minutes of the game against St. John's University. The Pirates fell 71-67.
The Seton Hall women's basketball team landed a marquee win against in-state rivals Rutgers, 45-42 Sunday in front of a packed Walsh Gymnasium.
Coming off two straight losses, the women's basketball team will look to bounce back against the Rutgers Scarlet Knights.
The men's basketball team won an important Big East Conference match-up at home Wednesday night against the University of South Florida Bulls, improving to 13-6 on the season and 2-4 in the Big East.
The Seton Hall men's and women's swimming and diving teams both claimed victory over winter break in Puerto Rico.
Solutions by The State News