Seton Hall softball earned recognition from the BIG EAST after a dominant weekend at the Paladin Invitational in Greenville, South Carolina. The Pirates went a perfect 5-0, highlighted by two dominant performances that led to weekly honors from the conference.
The BIG EAST named Seton Hall men’s basketball’s AJ Staton-McCray to its weekly honor roll for the second time this season.
Seton Hall women’s basketball closed out their regular season with a 62-55 loss to Butler on Saturday afternoon at Hinkle Fieldhouse.
From South Orange to H-town, former Seton Hall men’s soccer standout defender Agustin Resch is the latest Pirate to make their professional debut.
Welp, at least Seton Hall men’s basketball can rest assured that they put up more of a fight at No. 6 UConn than No. 15 St. John’s…
Formerly colonized nations all celebrate the anniversaries of their independence differently: backyard barbecues, fireworks, elaborate civil-military parades, street festivals—you name it.
Seton Hall women’s basketball could not find an offensive rhythm Thursday night at Walsh Gymnasium, falling to the Villanova Wildcats (23-6, 16-4 BIG EAST), 82-52.
On Thursday afternoon, the BIG EAST named Seton Hall women’s golf’s Marta Aguilar its Female Co-Golfer of the Week, sharing the honor with Xavier’s Isabel Brozena.
On Monday afternoon, the BIG EAST named Seton Hall baseball’s Aiden Dill to its Weekly Honor Roll, the first Pirate to earn the honor this season, and the second to be recognized by the conference behind sophomore Mason Christopher, who earned Pitcher of the Week the week prior.
Seton Hall women’s basketball’s Zahara Bishop and Jordana Codio both earned BIG EAST weekly honors after strong performances last week, helping the Pirates split two late-season conference games.
“My legacy is not defined by how I do at Seton Hall,” said University of Connecticut (UConn) head coach Dan Hurley to truTV sideline reporter Andy Katz after earning his first win in five seasons at the venue of his alma mater on Jan. 14, 2026.
Black History Month is a time to recognize the achievements and impact of Black leaders in all fields. At Seton Hall, black athletes and coaches have played a major role in sports programs over the years.
Seton Hall men’s and women’s swimming and diving teams went down to Ocala, Florida, for the BIG EAST Swim and Dive Championships with some of the biggest expectations in program history.
Seton Hall women’s basketball celebrated senior day before hosting St. John’s (SJU) on Sunday afternoon, and, fittingly, it was a senior who had a chance to send the game into overtime with just 1.3 seconds left.
In one of the biggest days in college basketball history, Seton Hall men’s basketball rose to the occasion by producing one of worst three-point shooting performances in program history—and winning anyway.
As Seton Hall men’s basketball led 52-51 with just over five minutes to go, no one could have predicted the 13-point onslaught from DePaul that shattered the Pirates’ hopes of dancing in the NCAA Tournament.
Seton Hall women’s basketball clinched a bye week in next month’s BIG EAST Tournament—but at the cost of their sophomore X-factor.
Coming off a flawless win streak in both doubles and singles since Seton Hall women’s tennis faced off against Villanova on Feb. 7, the BIG EAST named Kira Farrakhova its BIG EAST Women’s Singles Player of the Week on the afternoon of Feb. 16.
On Monday afternoon, the BIG EAST named Seton Hall baseball’s Mason Christopher its Pitcher of the Week, the first player to earn the honor this season.
On Monday afternoon, the BIG EAST named Seton Hall women’s basketball’s Zahara Bishop its Freshman of the Week, her second time receiving the award this season.
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