Pirates collapse, drop final sets in loss
By Staff Writer | October 20The Seton Hall volleyball team was just one set from victory, but ultimately fell to in-state rival Rutgers 3-2 (25-22, 25-11, 19-25, 20-25, 13-15) on Friday.
SPORTS
Big East, big hopes
By Staff Writer | October 20The common feeling among most players and coaches at the 2010 Big East Media Day echoed the sentiment that many college basketball fans already agree on: the Big East is the most competitive basketball conference in the nation.
Losing streak reaches five
By Staff Writer | October 20The men's soccer team lost their fifth straight game on Tuesday, falling at home against Notre Dame 3-1, dropping their Big East record to 1-5 and their overall record to 3-10-1.
Struggles continue on road
By Staff Writer | October 14The Seton Hall women's soccer team continued their losing ways this past weekend as they failed to defeat No. 5 Notre Dame and DePaul on the road. The pair of losses adds on to what is now a five game losing streak.
MSG basketball writer has high hopes for men's team
By Staff Writer | October 14Jon Rothstein, talk show host on 1050 ESPN Radio and College Basketball Insider on the MSG Network, has ranked Seton Hall University sixth in his Big East Preseason Power Rankings.
Streaky weekend for Pirates
By Staff Writer | October 14The women's volleyball team split their weekend games against Big East opponent Villanova and NJIT in the team's final nonconference match of the season. The weekend split put the team's record at 8-13 overall and 2-3 in the Big East.
Hoyas' offense blanks Hall
By Staff Writer | October 14The men's soccer team continued to struggle against the Georgetown Hoyas on Oct. 13, losing 6-0 in their worst loss since the 2007 season and extending their losing streak to three games.
Women's soccer extends Big East losing streak to three
By Staff Writer | October 7The women's soccer team lost their third straight Big East game with graduate Angelika Johansson scoring two goals for the Huskies defeating the Pirates 3-0 dropping their record to 6-6 overall and 2-3 in the Big East.
Tigers hold off late rally in OT
By Staff Writer | October 7The Seton Hall men's soccer team came back from a two goal deficit in the second half to force overtime at Princeton, but lost Tuesday night, 3-2.
Former track athlete turns to golf
By Staff Writer | October 7Coming to Seton Hall to be a part of the track and field team, senior Erica Fitzpatrick has found herself on the women's golf team.
Pirates fall in five sets to Panthers
By Staff Writer | October 7On Sunday, the Pirates were edged in a five set loss to Pittsburgh (23-25, 25-18, 25-20, 19-25, 17-19), including the Hall holding off five match points before the Panthers ended the match, dropping the Pirates record to 8-11 overall and 2-2 in the Big East.
Quinlan steps down as Athletic Director
By Staff Writer | September 30Athletic Director Joe Quinlan's five year career at Seton Hall has come to an end.
Women's basketball player injured in off-campus shooting
By Staff Writer | September 30Freshman women's basketball player Nicosia Henry sustained a bullet to the foot early Saturday morning when a gunman opened fire at a house party in East Orange after being denied admittance.
Former coach Gonzalez speaks at coaching clinic
By Staff Writer | September 29Just about seven months removed from his dismissal as head coach of the Seton Hall Men's Basketball program, Bobby Gonzalez is once again in the basketball world.
Hall snaps three game losing streak
By Staff Writer | September 29The men's soccer 1-0 victory over St. Peter's on Sept. 28 snapped a three-game losing streak for the Pirates and improved their record to 2-5-1 on the season.
Hoyas bring Pirates' win streak to an end
By Staff Writer | September 29The women's soccer team split their two games over the weekend, losing at No. 15 Georgetown 2-0 on Sunday afternoon after defeating Villanova 3-0 at Owen T. Carroll field on Friday night.
Volleyball notches historic win over Louisville
By Staff Writer | September 29The women's volleyball team defeated the Louisville Cardinals 3-2 (25-20, 25-21, 19-25, 17-25, 15-13) for the team's first Big East win of the season and first victory over Louisville in program history.
Athletic Director Joe Quinlan resigns
By Staff Writer | September 24Athletic Director Joe Quinlan's time at Seton Hall has come to an end.
Volleyball loses two in home tournament
By Staff Writer | September 22The Seton Hall volleyball team competed in its fourth tournament, the Seton Hall Invitational, of the season Sept. 17 and Sept. 18. The Pirates hosted the tournament and the games were played in Walsh Gymnasium.
From drugs and depression to hope and healing
By Staff Writer | September 22At the point in Luther Wright's life when he was no longer playing basketball, suffering from a drug addiction and living on the street, it seemed as though he hit rock bottom.
