Kevin Willard to be next head coach of men's basketball team
By Staff Writer | March 28According to multiple reports, Kevin Willard will be the next head coach of Seton Hall's men's basketball team.
SPORTS
New coach at the Hall
By Staff Writer | March 26Seton Hall has a found a new coach – but for its brand new athletic program, not the basketball teams that also have job vacancies.
Softball sweeps doubleheader
By Staff Writer | March 25Zachary Cziryak can be reached at zachary.cziryak@student.shu.edu.
Softball set for conference play
By Staff Writer | March 25Coming off of a home doubleheader sweep to Central Connecticut State University on Tuesday, the Pirates will start their confernce season with a three game series against Notre Dame this weekend.
Pirates start in-conference season with losses to St. John's and NJIT
By Staff Writer | March 25The women's tennis team is set to play its second Big East match of the season against Villanova on Saturday, after losing two straight games this weekend.
Misfortunes lead to mediocrity
By Staff Writer | March 25In a year where both analysts and fans thought that the Seton Hall men's basketball team was on the rise and one thatcannot be overlooked, the Pirates ended the year on as bad of a foot as last year, if not worse.
Esposito, Hall rout Hawks
By Staff Writer | March 25In the final tune up game before their Big East schedule, the baseball team defeated in-state opponent Monmouth University, 9-1, on Wednesday at Owen T. Carroll Field.
Tennis extends winning streak to five
By Staff Writer | March 24The Seton Hall women's tennis team extended its winning streak to four and five games last week with victories in Florida over St. Thomas and division II #24 ranked Nova Southeastern, 9-0, 5-4 respectively.
All time wins leader steps down as coach
By Staff Writer | March 18The Seton Hall Athletic's Department announced that women's basketball head coach Phylis Mangina has stepped down from her position.
Hall falls short in spring season opener
By Staff Writer | March 18The golf team stumbled out of the gate at the Palmas Del Mar Intercollegiate competition, falling to a ninth place finish in their spring season opener last week in Puerto Rico.
Pope leaves after delivering low blow
By Staff Writer | March 18Seton Hall forward Herb Pope was ejected from the opening round of the Pirates' NIT opener against Texas Tech.
Women end season in last place
By Staff Writer | March 18With a last place finish in the Big East, the women's basketball team finished the season with an overall record of 9-21 and 1-15 in conference.
Fans unsatisfied as season ends
By Staff Writer | March 18As the final minutes expired on the Pirates 2009-2010 season on Tuesday night, emotions ran high at the Prudential Center.
Gonzo is gone
By Staff Writer | March 17Bobby Gonzalez has been removed as the head coach of the Seton Hall men's basketball team, as announced via Seton Hall Athletics and University President Msgr. Robert Sheeran via broadcast e-mail on Wednesday afternoon.
Pirates raided in NIT opener
By Staff Writer | March 17In a match up that pitted two of the top conferences in college basketball, the No. 4 Seton Hall men's basketball team was eliminated from the National Invitational Tournament when they lost to No. 5 Texas Tech of the Big 12, 87-69, at Prudential Center on Tuesday.
Pope ejected minutes into NIT opener
By Staff Writer | March 16Seton Hall forward Herb Pope has been ejected from the opening round of the Pirates NIT opener against Texas Tech.
Mangina steps aside as women's head coach
By Staff Writer | March 15Phyllis Mangina will step down as head coach of the women's basketball team, as announced by Athletics Director Joe Quinlan early Monday evening.
Robert Mitchell released from men's basketball team
By Staff Writer | March 14Junior forward Robert Mitchell has been removed from the men's basketball team effective immediately.
No. 4 Pirates ready for No. 5 Texas Tech in NIT opener
By Staff Writer | March 14Following a week full of questions for the Seton Hall Pirates, their post season fate has been released.
