Pirates host in-state rival Rutgers
By Staff Writer | January 24Coming off two straight losses, the women's basketball team will look to bounce back against the Rutgers Scarlet Knights.
SPORTS
Pirates beat USF, end losing streak
By Staff Writer | January 24The 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.
Swim team seeks warm weather
By David Heim | January 24The Seton Hall men's and women's swimming and diving teams both claimed victory over winter break in Puerto Rico.
Healthy Hall heads to MSG to take on St. John's
By Staff Writer | January 24A healthy men's basketball team will look to continue its momentum after beating the University of South Florida as it travels to play St. John's University at Madison Square Garden on Sunday.
University of South Florida blows out Seton Hall 74-52
By Staff Writer | January 23The Seton Hall women's basketball team fell to the University of South Florida by a score of 74-52 on Tuesday night at Walsh Gymnasium.
Fatigue an issue in Seton Hall's loss to No. 3 Louisville
By Staff Writer | January 9A short bench continues to hamper the Seton Hall men's basketball team as the Pirates lost to No. 3 Louisville 73-58, Wednesday night. The loss drops the Hall's record to 12-4 on the season and 1-2 in the Big East.
Seton Hall falls to Notre Dame in South Bend
By Staff Writer | January 5Coming off a win over DePaul in the final seconds of the game, the men's basketball team lost to No. 21 Notre Dame, 74-93, in South Bend, Ind. on Saturday.
Anne Donovan to leave team after season
By Staff Writer | January 4Head coach of the women's basketball team, Anne Donovan, will step down at the end of the season to take the helm of the Connecticut Sun of the WNBA.
Sophomore guard leaves team, looks to transfer
By Staff Writer | January 2The men's basketball team will begin its conference schedule on Wednesday night against DePaul Blue Demons, but will be without one of their sophomores.
Seton Hall uses big run in win over North Carolina A&T
By Staff Writer | December 16The men's basketball team used a 22-2 run to take control of North Carolina A&T on Sunday, eventually winning 77-66.
Seton Hall and other Catholic schools to leave Big East
By Staff Writer | December 13The seven Catholic schools that make up the Big East have made it official that they are leaving the conference in a statement released Saturday.
Seton Hall beats Wake Forest on road
By Staff Writer | December 9The Seton Hall men's basketball team defeated Wake Forest on the road 71-67 Saturday night thanks to a big second-half comeback.
Former Pirates playing overseas
By Staff Writer | December 6After not hearing their names called at the 2012 NBA draft, former men's basketball players Jordan Theodore and Herb Pope pursued professional careers overseas and are making an impact on their new teams.
Hall looking to 'rebound' against Wake
By Staff Writer | December 6On Saturday the Seton Hall women's basketball team will look to win on the road for the first time this year as they travel to Winston-Salem, N.C., to take on the Wake Forest Demon Deacons.
Freshman makes instant impact
By Staff Writer | December 6Freshman guard and small forward Tabatha Richardson-Smith, of the women's basketball team has quickly adjusted to being a Big East player as well as a student at Seton Hall.
Men travel for second road game
By Staff Writer | December 6The men's basketball team will travel to Winston-Salem, N.C., this Saturday for its second road game of the season, this time against the Wake Forest Demon-Deacons.
Seton Hall defeats NJIT at the Prudential Center
By Staff Writer | December 4The Pirates bounced back from a road loss to LSU with a home win over NJIT, 68-59, behind another double-double from the team's leading scorer junior forward Fuquan Edwin. The win improved the Pirates' record to 6-2.
Women's basketball suffers first loss at home
By Staff Writer | December 2The Seton Hall women's basketball team suffered their first home loss at the hands of No. 24 South Carolina, 55-42.
Injuries plague Pirates early in season
By Staff Writer | November 29Only three weeks into the season, the men's basketball team has already dealt with numerous injuries to their starting lineup. Despite this, the team has managed a 5-1 record.
