Men’s baseball falls to NJIT, 9-6, after a four-run eighth inning by the Highlanders
By John Misiewicz | March 17Despite leading through the first four innings, the Pirates lose behind a strong second-half showing from the Highlanders.
SPORTS
Men’s Basketball falls to Creighton, 79-61, in their final home game of the season
By Zachary Mawby | March 8After honoring the team's seniors before the game, Seton Hall suffers a tough loss to Creighton, with Kareem Abdul-Jabbar Award Finalist Ryan Kalkbrenner leading the Blue Jays with 20 points.
Women’s basketball earns 20th win of the season against DePaul, 76-67
By John Misiewicz | March 8Seton Hall defeat DePaul in their final home game of the regular season before the Big East tournament.
Men’s basketball left stunned by Villanova’s second-half comeback, 59-54, in Big East classic
By Grace Tylee | March 7Seton Hall's poor shooting from the field and free-throw line helped Villanova mount a second-half comeback after trailing by 12 at halftime.
Men’s Baseball dominates Wagner, 14-6, in their home opener
By Zachary Mawby | March 7The Pirates totaled 14 hits compared to Wagner’s six, scoring in each of the first six innings to build an early lead that the Seahawks could not overcome.
Second-half surge not enough as men’s basketball drops close contest to Xavier, 73-66
By Jaden Highsmith | March 6The Pirates fall to Xavier at the Prudential Center despite a 24 point performance from sophomore guard Isaiah Coleman.
“We are people before we are athletes”: The Hidden Opponent at Seton Hall and its fight against mental health stigmas in college sports
By Rachel Suazo | March 2Highlighting "The Hidden Opponent," a student-led organization dedicated to raising awareness and reducing the stigma surrounding mental health in college sports and athletics.
Onward Setonia: Celebrating Black History in Seton Hall Sports
By Christian Hui | February 25For this year's Black History Month, The Setonian recognizes some of the most influential Black athletes in the history of Seton Hall Athletics.
Despite a strong start, women's basketball ultimately falls to No. 5 UConn, 91-49
By Jacqueline Litowinsky | February 24The Pirates struggle against Paige Bueckers and the No. 5 ranked UConn Huskies.
“What sports are Americans watching?” The most recent Seton Hall Sports Poll can tell you
By Christian Hui | February 23The Seton Hall's Sports Poll's most recent analysis shows the viewing habits of the general population of the United States
Late game heroics from Addae-Wusu and Middleton help men’s basketball upset UConn, 69-68
By Zachary Mawby | February 18With a finish reminiscent of their 2023 battle, Seton Hall beat the Huskies for the fourth year in a row at the Prudential Center.
Seton Hall community reacts to this year’s Super Bowl
By Thaddius Gamueda | February 16Seton Hall students share their thoughts on this year's Super Bowl and halftime show performance.
Women's basketball loses to Marquette, 68-61, despite Eads' stellar 26-point performance
By John Misiewicz | February 14Without sophomore guard Savannah Catalon, the Pirates struggled against the Marquette Golden Eagles despite a strong performance from freshman guard Jada Eads.
Catalon makes history in women's basketball's huge win over Xavier, 72-47
By Christian Hui | February 11Sophomore guard Savannah Catalon set a Seton Hall women's basketball single-game record for steals with 11 as the Pirates dominate the Xavier Musketeers.
Pirates extend losing streak to eight after loss to Butler, 84-54
By John Misiewicz | February 8With several players sidelined due to injuries, the Pirates struggled against the Butler Bulldogs.
Women’s Basketball earn 15th win after a dominant defensive performance against Butler, 71-48
By Zachary Mawby | February 8The Pirates sweep the season series against the Bulldogs with a dominant win.
Seton Hall heartbroken in thriller against Providence, 69-67
By Christian Hui | February 4Without their second-leading scorer, Chaunce Jenkins, the Pirates fall short to the Providence Friars
Women’s Basketball came back to beat St. John’s, 57-48
By Ace Crawford | February 3The Seton Hall Pirates defeated BIG EAST rivals, the St. John’s Red Storm, 57-48, in a competitive game on Saturday, Jan. 25 at Walsh Gymnasium.
Men's Baskeball starters injured, lose to Marquette, 76-59
By John Misiewicz | January 28With key players on the sideline, the Pirates can't overcome the Golden Eagles.
Men's Basketball falls to St. John's, 79-51
By Matthew Soetebeer | January 25Kadary Richmond returns to the Prudential Center to battle his former team.
