Fouratt, Sager off to dominant starts
By Kevin Kopf | October 2The Seton Hall women’s golf is off to a torrid start to the fall season, receiving third and first place results in their first two tournaments.
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Fair Pay to Play Act potential game changer in college sports
By Evando Thompson | October 2On Monday, California Governor Gavin Newsom signed the “Fair Pay To Play Act”, a bill that would allow college athletes to be paid from endorsement deals. The law was many of years in the works and one of the most polarizing debates in sports.
Sammie Staudt leading the charge for women’s golf
By Kyle Beck | October 2Two personal-best results, two top-five finishes and one new Seton Hall record to start the season –Pirate golfer Sammie Staudt is locked in.
Seton Hall adds video games to list of Intramural sports
By Tyler Calvaruso | October 2Seton Hall is bringing intramurals from the turf of Owen T. Carroll Field and the hardwood of the Richie Regan Recreation & Athletics Center to the video screens.
Women’s tennis struggles at West Point
By Staff Writer | September 30This past weekend, the Seton Hall women’s tennis team competed in the West Point Invitational, a tournament featuring schools from all over the map and offering a wide range of competitors. For the Pirates, the tournament did not go as planned, as many players were eliminated in the first or second round of their respective brackets.
Pirates shine again at Princeton Invitational
By Staff Writer | September 29The Seton Hall women’s golf team shined at the Princeton Invitational over the weekend, finishing first place among a field of 13, including two Big East opponents, St. John’s and Georgetown.
Pirates fight but drop four-set battle to DePaul
By Staff Writer | September 29The Seton Hall volleyball team fell short to DePaul University in Chicago, Illinois on Saturday night in a four-set match.
Pirates snatch crucial three points in home opener
By Evando Thompson | September 29The Seton Hall men’s soccer team defeated the DePaul Blue Demons on Saturday night, 2-1, in a nail biter that Stephen Elias’ 85th minute goal ended.
Seton Hall defeats NJIT on road to curb slump
By Kyle Beck | September 25The struggling Seton Hall men’s soccer team knocked off the NJIT Highlanders, 4-1, on Tuesday night in Newark. The team hopes the win serves as a catalyst for Andreas Lindberg’s side. With the victory, the Pirates improve to 2-4-0 on the season.
Four burning questions surrounding Seton Hall as practice begins
By Tyler Calvaruso | September 25The beginning of the most anticipated Seton Hall men’s basketball season since the 1990’s is almost here.
Freshman comes from family of Seton Hall golf champions
By Robert Fallo | September 25James Bosworth is Seton Hall royalty.
Cross country welcomes another freshman sensation
By Evando Thompson | September 25The Seton Hall women’s cross country team was paced by its underclassmen for much of last year, primarily with one freshman who finished first among the Pirates in several meets.
Women’s soccer excited to return to Owen T. Carroll Field
By Justin Sousa | September 25Stretching back to last season, the Seton Hall women’s soccer team has gone nine straight games without playing a match at Owen T. Carroll Field. Last season’s final two matches were both away games against Providence and Marquette, while this summer’s field renovations prevented the Pirates from hosting any non-conference games. Despite these early season obstacles, head coach Ciara Crinion feels the time spent on the road has allowed to bond and cultivate the proper locker room culture she wanted coming into the position.
Volleyball freshmen starting off on right foot
By Kevin Kopf | September 25Seton Hall volleyball coach Allison Yaeger lost plenty of firepower at the end of last season.
Ranking the NFL’s remaining undefeated teams
By Mat Mlodzinski | September 25The 2019 edition of the National Football League is underway, and after three weeks, there are still seven teams who remain unbeaten. This list includes the obvious in the New England Patriots and Kansas City Chiefs, but also some surprises in the San Francisco 49ers and Buffalo Bills. Mathematically, these franchises have the best chances to make the playoffs, and with wins in week four, albeit aren’t locks, but make great cases to play in January. Regardless, there needs to be some type of hierarchy.
Restricted free agent problems may be a blessing for NHL
By Kevin Kopf | September 25Although NHL free agency is not nearly as bombastic and league-altering as it is in the NBA and MLB, there is still plenty of drama to go around to appease the fans.
Cvelbar Shines in Volleyball Win vs. William & Mary
By Brendan Balsamo | September 25Coming into Sept. 20, the Seton Hall women’s volleyball team had lost eight of its first 11 games, which can potentially be attributed to how young and fairly inexperienced the team is. However, had a fantastic opportunity to get off on the right foot at the George Mason Invitational when facing a .500 squad in William and Mary. At 4-4 overall and in a weaker conference, the Tribe’s weak start gave hope to a Seton Hall squad that desperately needed a win to start off its three-game invitational.
Volleyball takes down George Mason in four sets
By Jenna Powell | September 25The Seton Hall women’s volleyball team defeated the George Mason Patriots on the road in Fairfax, Virginia on Saturday afternoon in a four-set match for its second win in a row.
Women’s Golf Finishes Third at Nittany Lion Invitational
By Jacob Ford | September 25The Seton Hall women’s golf team kicked off its fall season at the Nittany Lion Invitational hosted by Penn State over the weekend, finishing third out of 12 teams. The field included Seton Hall and the hosts, Penn State, as well as multiple other teams, two of which were New Jersey rival, Rutgers and Big East opposition Georgetown.
Women’s Golf Finishes Third at Nittany Lion Invitational
By Staff Writer | September 24The Seton Hall women’s golf team kicked off its fall season at the Nittany Lion Invitational hosted by Penn State over the weekend, finishing third out of 12 teams. The field included Seton Hall and the hosts, Penn State, as well as multiple other teams, two of which were New Jersey rival, Rutgers and Big East opposition Georgetown.
