Samuels’ patience pays off in development
By Robert Fallo | April 3Shadeen Samuels is a force. The forward has evolved from a productive role player in her first two years with the women’s basketball program to a can’t-miss supertsar.
SPORTS
Is Willard on his way out?
By Tyler Calvaruso | April 3Following arguably his most impressive coaching job in nine years at Seton Hall, Kevin Willard is finally garnering attention for Power 5 head coaching vacancies.
Pirates dominate Gaels to keep riding hot hand
By Staff Writer | April 2The Seton Hall baseball team dominated the Iona Gaels, 14-3, on Sunday afternoon to extend the team’s streak to winning seven out of eight. The win brings the Pirates’ overall record to 10-13.
Pirates staff combines to no-hit Iona
By Andrea Keppler | March 31The Seton Hall baseball team’s pitching staff combined to throw a no-hitter in Saturday’s 7-0 win over Iona. The no-hitter was the third for the Pirates in the last four seasons.
Multiple Pirates comebacks come up short against DePaul
By Brittany Tomore | March 31The Seton Hall softball team rallied twice but ultimately fell short in a 8-6 loss to DePaul Saturday afternoon, bringing the team’s record to 12-15, including 2-2 in conference play.
‘Savage Season’ shows off performance and personality of softball’s outfield
By Robert Fallo | March 27Head coach Paige Smith recognizes the outgoing personalities of her outfield. Although she says she feels like a “grandma” when listening to the jokes of her outfielders, she enjoys how they act as a goofy team outside the softball field. On the field, however, they know how to get in the zone. This year, for the outfielders, the 2019 campaign has been dubbed “Savage Season.”
Baseball rounding into form at the right time as Big East Play approaches
By Tyler Calvaruso | March 27It took nearly the entire first month of the season, but Seton Hall is finally rounding into the form that propelled the Pirates to the Big East Championship game a year ago.
By laying groundwork, Seton Hall primed for even greater success in 2020
By Tyler Calvaruso | March 27Myles Powell and Quincy McKnight walked off the court with a towel draped over their heads. Jared Rhoden followed with his hands on his head in a state of disbelief, while Sandro Mamukelashvili draped his arm around Director of Basketball Operations Kyle Smyth.
Remaining tournament teams show sport’s diversity
By Andrea Keppler | March 27With one week of March Madness finished, the nation is down to 16 teams vying for the National Championship. Out of the remaining colleges in the tournament, 12 hail from small markets or from towns that are more than 100 miles from a city with a professional sports team. However, these colleges are finding representation at the national level despite the small-markets in which they play, as their accomplishments are redefining the economic and social construction of their hometowns.
Huntzinger confidently overcoming challenges
By Staff Writer | March 27For a freshman to jump from backup to starter within a year is an impressive feat on its own, but to do so while also changing positions is even more applaudable.
For the Pirates, falling short is relative, but still hurts
By James Justice | March 27JACKSONVILLE – The Seton Hall men’s basketball team was fueled by naysayers this season, and a full tank of pent-up acrimony took the Pirates to VyStar Veterans Memorial Arena last Thursday.
Bittersweet end for a Seton Hall swimming success
By Evando Thompson | March 27Courtney McCardle has enjoyed a decorated four-year career at Seton Hall and finished her last races for the Pirates’ swimming and diving team with her named etched in the record books.
Rob Gronkowski’s retirement could serve as precedent
By Kevin Kopf | March 27On March 24, New England Patriots superstar Rob Gronkowski, who turns 30 in May, announced his retirement from the National Football League.
Baseball continues hot hand in dominant win over Fairleigh Dickinson
By Kevin Kopf | March 27The Seton Hall baseball team extended its winning streak to five games on Wednesday afternoon with an 8-1 win over Fairleigh Dickinson. The win puts the Pirates at 8-12 on the season, and they have outscored opponents 49-15 on the streak.
Baseball extends winning streak to four with win over NJIT
By Brittany Tomore | March 27The Seton Hall baseball team took down NJIT by a final score of 8-4 in an action-packed game on Tuesday evening, extending its win streak to four games and improving its record to 7-12 overall.
Comeback keeps softball in the winning column
By Andrea Keppler | March 27After a 9-4 comeback win at Fairfield on Tuesday, the Seton Hall softball team extended its winning streak to three games thanks to a season-high 16 hits.
Pirates continue winning ways with successful weekend
By Staff Writer | March 25The Seton Hall Pirates baseball team came away with two crucial victories over the weekend, defeating Wagner, 10-0, and Monmouth, 12-2. The two wins slowly climb the team back into contention after a lackluster start, as the Pirates now sit at 6-12.
Pirates have no answer for Villanova
By Staff Writer | March 24The Seton Hall Pirates softball team lost in blowout fashion to Villanova Saturday, as the Hall was defeated 16-0 in five innings.
Pirates take weekend series win over Villanova
By Staff Writer | March 24The Seton Hall softball team took two games on Sunday to take a three-game series over Big East rival Villanova at Mike Sheppard Sr. Field.
With the groundwork laid, Seton Hall primed for even greater success in 2020
By Tyler Calvaruso | March 22Myles Powell and Quincy McKnight walked off the court with a towel draped over their heads. Jared Rhoden followed suit with his hands on his head in a state of disbelief, while Sandro Mamukelashvili draped his arm around Director of Basketball Operations Kyle Smyth.
