Arteaga driving softball’s offense with simplicity
By Kevin Kopf | February 28Through 13 games to start the softball season, a large part of the team’s offense is running through Hailey Arteaga.
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Men’s Soccer adds new assistant coach
By Tyler Calvaruso | February 28After only one season at the helm of the Seton Hall men’s soccer program, coach Andreas Lindberg has decided to shake up his original coaching staff.
Noah Thompson taking starting role in stride
By Robert Fallo | February 27Under coach Rob Sheppard, the Seton Hall baseball program has always held a pivotal principle to its players – earn your role. As a Pirate, opportunities have to be seized. When the chance is there, whoever wants it the most will end up with it.
Seton Hall’s tournament chances directly affect potential enrollment
By Andrea Keppler | February 27After Seton Hall’s 78-70 loss to St. John’s on Saturday at Madison Square Garden, the Pirates’ chances of securing an NCAA Tournament berth for the fourth consecutive season are looking slim.
Adams showing MLS development in the Bundesliga
By Staff Writer | February 27Former New York Red Bulls midfielder Tyler Adams joined RB Leipzig in January to further his career against some of the best soccer clubs in Europe. Young Americans do not have the best track record when it comes to moving from Major League Soccer to a European league, but the Wappinger Falls, N.Y., native is on course to help redirect that trend upwards.
Backlash toward CTE inspired law is abhorrent
By James Justice | February 27Earlier this week Massachusetts lawmakers announced that they were considering a bill to prevent children from playing tackle football before seventh grade. The reaction online was disorienting and alarming.
Too little, too late as Pirates’ comeback attempt falls short
By Evando Thompson | February 26The Seton Hall’s women’s basketball team reduced a 21-point deficit to five on Sunday against Villanova but ultimately could not complete the comeback, losing 73-68.
Sager propels women’s golf to second place finish over weekend
By Staff Writer | February 26The Seton Hall women’s golf team opened its spring season finishing in second at the 2019 Rio Verde Invitational on Feb. 24. They competed among a field of 18 teams that also featured Big East rivals Xavier.
Pirates unable to squeeze past NJIT in Jersey matchup
By Staff Writer | February 26Coming into its Friday meeting with Seton Hall, NJIT boasted an impressive 7-1 record. That trend would continue, undoubtedly for the Pirates, as they fell, 4-3.
Pirates lose fifth straight to open season
By Brittany Tomore | February 24Errors and weak pitching led to the Seton Hall baseball team’s fifth straight loss to open the season, as the squad fell, 2-1, to Dayton on Saturday afternoon.
Seton Hall’s NCAA Tournament hopes continue to slip away in loss to St. John’s
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Pirates rally comes up short against Farleigh Dickinson
By Staff Writer | February 23The Seton Hall baseball team overcame a five-run deficit but lost 6-5 to Fairleigh Dickinson in 10 innings on Friday afternoon.
Softball splits doubleheader with Leigh
By Andrea Keppler | February 23The Seton Hall softball team split its double-header at home Friday afternoon against Lehigh, falling 8-4 in the first match and then coming back with a 5-4 win thanks to a three-run walk-off homerun by Janae Barracato in the final game.
Pirates will relish pomp and pressure of primetime
By James Justice | February 23The stark contrast between a hard-earned road win and a wasteful, damaging home loss three days later was jarring.
Pirates blow double-digit lead at Georgetown
By Staff Writer | February 22Despite leading by upwards of 18 points, the Seton hall women’s basketball team fell, 51-43, to Georgetown on Friday afternoon. The tough loss puts the Pirates at 14-13, including 6-10 in conference play.
Women's Golf eager to start second half of season
By Staff Writer | February 20After a lengthy break, Seton Hall’s Women’s Golf team are hard at work preparing for the second half of their season. In the build up to the Big East Championship, Coach Natalie Desjardins and her team will compete in six tournaments across the east coast and midwest.
As Senior Day passes, WBB displays heart of departing class
By Robert Fallo | February 20Senior Day is the best and worst of times, the most bittersweet moment any athlete will encounter while playing a sport. For the women’s basketball team this season, four of its players have now experienced Senior Day, foreshadowing the entrance to a new stage of life beyond college athletics.
Pirates end-of-the-year schedule favors tournament bid
By Anthony Talarico | February 20The Seton Hall men’s basketball team is now 16-10 after falling to Xavier on Wednesday night. Despite its recent string of success, three wins in its last four games, the team sits at 7-7 in conference play and is squarely on the NCAA Tournament bubble.
A promise to her coach made Reganne Camp softball’s ace
By Robert Fallo | February 20Reganne Camp means business whenever she is on the mound. The jet black sunglasses mean more than a stern facial expression from the ace of the softball staff. She brings the impression of being “The Terminator” to any hitter that enters the batter’s box but not because of her frequently thrown change-up. It is because she made the promise that she will be back.
Star Samuels expected to return from injury scare
By James Justice | February 20Shadeen Samuels’ meteoric rise of a junior season looked cut-short when she crash-landed on the Walsh Gymnasium court last Friday night – but not so fast.
