Women’s basketball postseason continues with WBIT bid
By Jayden Brackett | March 16Seton Hall women’s basketball will continue its postseason play by earning a bid to the Women’s Basketball Invitation Tournament (WBIT).
Seton Hall women’s basketball will continue its postseason play by earning a bid to the Women’s Basketball Invitation Tournament (WBIT).
The Seton Hall men’s basketball team declined non-NCAA post-season tournament invitations after not receiving an NCAA tournament bid on Sunday night.
With the conclusion of conference tournaments across the country Sunday night, CBS aired its annual “Selection Sunday Show,” where the NCAA Tournament’s 68-team bracket is revealed—with Seton Hall men’s basketball not being included.
Seton Hall baseball won their weekend series against Brown University, taking two of three games after strong pitching performances helped the Pirates (7-8) secure the series win ahead of non-conference action.
At the conclusion of the BIG EAST Tournament’s Championship Game on Saturday night, Seton Hall men’s basketball junior guard Adam “Budd” Clark was named one of five members of the BIG EAST All-Tournament Team.
Seton Hall men’s basketball hoped their third matchup against St. John’s (STJ) would be the charm—but instead, it was their third strike, and now, they're out.
No scenario can be counted out when it comes to Seton Hall men’s basketball or a team coached by Shaheen Holloway—so a “legacy game” from one of The Hall’s bench pieces was always in the cards.
The BIG EAST held its annual Men’s Basketball Awards Press Conference at Madison Square Garden (MSG) on Wednesday afternoon, where Seton Hall men’s basketball head coach Shaheen Holloway was presented with the award for being named the unanimous 2025-26 BIG EAST Coach of the Year.
“Last year was last year.”
After delivering one of the most memorable performances of the BIG EAST Women’s Basketball Tournament in recent history, Seton Hall senior guard / forward Jordana Codio was named to the All-Tournament Team, the Pirates’ Instagram announced on March 10.
On Tuesday morning, the Associated Press (AP) named Seton Hall men’s basketball head coach Shaheen Holloway its BIG EAST Coach of the Year, with Holloway expected to take home the actual conference honor when the BIG EAST announces the winner, along with its remaining individual awards, in a press conference held at Madison Square Garden (MSG) on Wednesday afternoon ahead of the conference tournament.
In the “NBA FINALS” or highest division of Seton Hall’s 2026 Spring intramural basketball season held in the university’s recreation center on March 9, Ogz took down the “Rim Reapers,” upsetting the senior-heavy squad’s last dance.
Seton Hall women’s basketball fell 62-48 to the Villanova Wildcats, ending their run in the BIG EAST Tournament Semifinal round at Mohegan Sun Arena in Uncasville, Connecticut. The Pirates struggled to find an offensive rhythm against the Wildcat’s smothering man-to-man defense for all 40 minutes of play.
Ahead of the BIG EAST Men’s Basketball Tournament on March 11, the conference announced its Men’s Basketball Annual Awards on Sunday, with Seton Hall men’s basketball junior guard Adam “Budd” Clark collecting two All-conference honors.
Seton Hall women’s basketball secured a 63-61 BIG EAST Tournament Quarterfinal victory over St. John’s (STJ) on Saturday night at Mohegan Sun Arena in Uncasville, Connecticut. Senior guard / forward Jordana Codio set a new career-high after just doing so in the Pirates' previous game against Butler.
Shaheen Holloway has proved himself to be a miracle-worker in the past—but his revival of Seton Hall men’s basketball’s program from last season to this one might be his finest work to date.
With the loss of last season’s top scorer as well as other experienced players, Seton Hall women’s basketball’s Anthony Bozzella took a rare gamble on untapped potential in his 13th year as head coach—and it paid off.
Seton Hall men’s basketball has gotten away with wins despite poor 3-point shooting already this season—but just 1-for-11 (9%) against a top-20 team in the nation just won’t cut it (no offense, Georgetown).
Ahead of the BIG EAST Women’s Basketball Tournament on March 7, the BIG EAST announced its Women’s Basketball Annual Awards on Thursday, with three members of Seton Hall women’s basketball recognized.
Regardless of what happens in Friday’s regular-season finale, or even in the postseason, Seton Hall men’s basketball just accomplished something hardly anyone expected of them when the season began.