Seton Hall's NCAA Tournament drought continues
By Staff Writer | March 10The wait for a return to the NCAA Tournament continues for Seton Hall as the Pirates missed out on the tournament for the sixth consecutive year.
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Seton Hall makes NCAA Tournament for first time since 2006
By Staff Writer | March 10Seton Hall is dancing for the first time in five years.
Temple announced as newest member of the Big East
By Staff Writer | March 7Temple University is the newest addition to the Big East Conference, increasing all-sport member schools to 18, announced by Big East Commissioner John Marinatto on Wednesday afternoon.
Late comeback falls short as Pirates lose to Louisville
By Staff Writer | March 7Down 15 points with 11:26 remaining in the game, the Pirates late comeback effort fell just short as the Hall lost to Louisville 61-55 in the second round of the Big East Championship.
Seton Hall's NCAA Tournament fate in committee's hands
By Staff Writer | March 7Following a loss to Louisville in the second round of the Big East Championship, the Pirates' NCAA Tournament fate lies in the hands of the NCAA Tournament selection committee.
Seton Hall trails Louisville 23-22 at halftime in Big East Tournament
By Staff Writer | March 7Seton Hall trails Louisville 23-22 at halftime in the second round of the Big East Championships.
Seton hall leads Providence at halftime in Tournament opener
By Staff Writer | March 6At halftime in the Pirates' opening game of the Big East Championship against Providence, the Hall holds a 36-23 lead.
Seton Hall defeats Providence in first round
By Staff Writer | March 6Using a 23-3 run midway through the first half Seton Hall made easy work of the No. 15 seed Providence Friars in the first round of the Big East Championship, winning 79-47, Tuesday night.
Pirates ready for second round matchup with Louisville
By Staff Writer | March 6The Seton Hall men's basketball team entered Tuesday night's matchup with the Providence Friars in desperate need of a win. And that's exactly what they got.
Seton Hall to face Providence in Big East Tournament opener
By Staff Writer | March 5Two consecutive losses to Rutgers and DePaul to end the regular season has dropped the Pirates to a No. 10 seed in the Big East Tournament with a matchup against No. 15 seed Providence Friars, Tuesday at 7 p.m.
Seton Hall dominated by DePaul in season finale
By Staff Writer | March 3The Seton Hall men's basketball team fell at DePaul 86-58 on Saturday.
Two Pirates recieve All-Big East honors
By Staff Writer | March 3The Big East Conference announced Sunday it annual All-Conference teams.
Late comeback not enough as Pirates fall to Villanova
By Staff Writer | March 2Despite posting a 13-point lead on the Villanova Wildcats in the first half, the women's basketball team lost in the first round of the Big East Women's Championship, 61-60, Friday at the XL Center in Hartford, Conn.
Baseball team to play in University of Virginia Tournament
By Staff Writer | March 1Entering the weekend with a 2-5 record, the Seton Hall baseball team will play in the University of Virginia Tournament in Charlottesville, Va.
Craig Biggio's number to be retired by Seton Hall
By Staff Writer | March 1Seton Hall has announced that they will be retiring Craig Biggio's No. 44 in a ceremony April 7.
Women set for Big East tourney
By Staff Writer | February 29The women's basketball team will play the No. 10 seeded Villanova Wildcats in the opening round of the women's Big East Championship on Friday.
Hall hopes to keep tourney chances alive against DePaul on Saturday
By Staff Writer | February 29The Seton Hall men's basketball team will hit the road for its final regular season game with a matchup against the DePaul Blue Demons at Allstate Arena on Saturday night.
Softball continues road trip with Las Vegas tournament
By Staff Writer | February 29The softball team travels to Las Vegas for the six-game, three-day Eller Media Tournament hosted by the University of Las Vegas.
Men's basketball team inspired by Hall graduate
By Staff Writer | February 29Scott Chesney was just 15 years old in 1985 when he woke up in his Verona, N.J. home, unable to move his toes.
Lyons leads development of athletic program
By Staff Writer | February 29When athletic director Patrick Lyons accepted the position with Seton Hall last February, he told the University community that there would be a new foundation and vision for the athletic department.
