Seton Hall sophomore Marta Aguilar continues to shine, earning BIG EAST Female Golfer of the Week honors for the third time this season on Thursday.
9 a.m. was never too early for a Seton Hall women’s tennis conference postseason win—or for a moment of deja-vu.
This portal season has left Pirate Nation nothing but scarred—but the latest news only rubbed further salt in those wounds.
Seton Hall baseball left too many opportunities on the diamond Tuesday afternoon, falling to Rider, 3-2, at Mike Sheppard Sr., Field at Owen T. Carroll Field in South Orange.
And then there was one.
And just like that, only two Seton Hall men’s basketball players remain.
Seton Hall men’s basketball will see yet another potential roster change, as a third Pirate entered the transfer portal on Monday alone.
Seton Hall men’s basketball will see another potential roster change this offseason, as On3’s Joe Tipton reported that sophomore guard Jahseem Felton has entered the transfer portal on Monday evening.
On Monday, Seton Hall softball junior outfielder Katey Brennan was named the BIG EAST Player of the Week after a strong stretch at the plate for the Pirates (15-23, 5-13 BIG EAST).
With the potential loss of one Plainfield, New Jersey native, incomes another.
It’s been less than a week since the transfer portal opened, and Seton Hall men’s basketball officially has as many players in the portal as on the team.
Spring represents renewal, a fresh start, new beginnings—and a chance for Seton Hall men’s soccer to bring home a brand-new trophy.
The news all of Pirate Nation feared would be true has finally arrived.
A 10-run outburst across the first two innings put Seton Hall baseball in an early hole it could not climb out of, as Rutgers used a dominant start at the plate to secure a 12–7 win at Owen T. Carroll Field at Mike Sheppard St., Field on Tuesday.
This year’s National Championship between UConn and Michigan on Monday must have been tough to watch for Seton Hall men’s basketball fans of old.
Just in time for “portal season,” Seton Hall men’s basketball’s first offseason addition was to its front office.
Judging by how foundational it is today, one might assume that “In the beginning was ESPN.”
For eight innings, it looked over.
Fans of Seton Hall men’s basketball received bad news on Good Friday.
After Seton Hall baseball played five solid innings, it was one inning that allowed St. John’s to pull away from an eventual 8-2 win at Mike Sheppard, Sr. Field at Owen T. Carroll Field.
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