Men’s basketball adds 6-foot-10 shot-blocker Devin WIlliams out of transfer portal
By Zachary Mawby | May 10Mother’s Day is always a special day—but this year was particularly memorable for Seton Hall men’s basketball.
Mother’s Day is always a special day—but this year was particularly memorable for Seton Hall men’s basketball.
Seton Hall men’s basketball added another piece to their frontcourt on Sunday, landing former Rutgers forward Chris Nwuli out of the transfer portal.
After entering the transfer portal on April 14, Seton Hall men’s basketball junior guard Mike Williams is headed to Tulsa for the 2026-2027 season.
Building an impressive list of accolades in her rookie season, freshman Kira Farrakhova was named BIG EAST Freshman of the Year in women’s tennis, while also receiving first team all-conference honors on Thursday.
It has been a busy week for Seton Hall women’s basketball, with the program announcing several returning players, navigating major transfer portal losses and celebrating postseason honors.
Seton Hall men’s basketball head coach Shaheen Holloway said he wanted shooters—and now he’s got several.
With explosive offensive play early in the game and timely hitting late, Seton Hall baseball took down Lehigh, 10-5, after the Pirates (14-22, 2-10 BIG EAST) managed to hold off a late rally from the Mountain Hawks (14-29, 7-16).
“If you can not only build a beautiful tray of content, but…create an experience, create a habit—that is golden in this day and age.”
Seton Hall men’s basketball has officially added their first frontcourt piece for the 2026-27 season, bringing in 6-foot-9 forward Nathan Mariano, a Brazilian prospect with professional experience, who committed to The Hall on Sunday
With the departure of one Seton Hall women’s basketball guard came the addition of another.
After taking the series opener 9-3 on April 24, Seton Hall baseball (13-22, 2-10 BIG EAST) hosted Villanova (13-25, 1-11 BIG EAST) for a doubleheader at Mike Sheppard, Sr. Stadium at Owen T. Carroll Field on Sunday, winning the first game 2-3 but falling in the second, 11-6.
Seton Hall women’s basketball guard Jada Eads announced Saturday on Instagram that she is transferring to Tennessee, becoming the latest Pirate to move on as the program continues to reshape their roster this offseason.
Sometimes it's best to stick with something new—but other times, it’s just as important to return to what feels familiar.
Over 50 years ago, Title IX became law, preventing any educational program from discriminating based on sex—and thereby allowing female athletes to argue that schools should take women’s athletics as seriously as they did men’s.
After announcing his intent to enter the transfer portal on April 2, Seton Hall men’s basketball’s Tajuan Simpkins is heading to Mississippi State, marking another offseason departure for the Pirates as the program continues to reshape its roster.
On Tuesday in the University Center Event Room, Seton Hall’s athletics department celebrated another year with their annual SHUcademy Awards, where the top student athletes, coaches, staff and moments from this past academic year were recognized.
Although not quite over yet, this year’s “portal season” for Seton Hall men’s and women’s basketball has been quite eventful, to say the least.
Make it five for Seton Hall men's basketball head coach Shaheen Holloway.
A hero's welcome should be in order for the lone survivor of Seton Hall men’s basketball’s transfer portal mass exodus.
Seton Hall women’s basketball will move forward without one of its top young players next year, as Zahara Bishop has transferred to Auburn after an impressive freshman season.