Strong pitching from Byrne leads Pirates baseball to win over St. Peters, 4-3
By John Misiewicz | March 30The Pirates were led by Byrne, who pitched two innings without giving up any hits and striking out one.
SPORTS
Alabama’s record-breaking 3-point shooting and Duke’s Cooper Flagg lead teams to victory in the East Regional Sweet 16
By Zachary Mawby | March 29"March Madness" comes to New Jersey, as BYU, Alabama, Arizona, and Duke battle for spots in the Elite Eight at the Prudential Center.
Seton Hall Sports Poll reports women’s stars are most recognizable players in college basketball
By Christian Hui | March 27In a new era of college basketball where “one-and-done” is the norm, and players frequently change teams, female players are finding a newfound spotlight.
Seton Hall's flagman: the guardian of the court for three decades and counting
By Esmeralda Arias | March 26A look at the history of a beloved tradition and its current bearer.
Iona rallies late with a six-run seventh inning to defeat men's baseball, 12-7, in their series opener
By John Misiewicz | March 25With Iona recording a season-high 20 hits, Seton Hall suffer their 13th loss of the season.
Men's baseball dominate Dartmouth in eight inning mercy-rule win, 17-7
By John Misiewicz | March 25After a seven-run third inning, the Pirates defeat the Dartmouth Big Green at Mike Sheppard, Sr. Stadium.
Women’s basketball defeat Quinnipiac, 55-38, in first round of WBIT after being snubbed from NCAA tourney
By Zachary Mawby | March 22Catalon, Masonius lead Pirates to a dominant first-round victory in the WBIT, defeating the 28-4 Quinnipiac Bobcats, who were the MAAC championship runner-ups this season.
Allie Waggoner on becoming the first female swimmer in Seton Hall history to qualify for the NCAA championships
By Zachary Mawby | March 18Ahead of the NCAA Swim and Dive Championships on Thursday, March 20, Seton Hall swimming star Allie Waggoner reflects on the highs and lows of her journey in the sport.
With 67-55 loss to Villanova in first-round of the Big East Tournament, men's basketball ends worst season in school history
By Zachary Mawby | March 18Just a year after recording 25 total wins and clinching the NIT title, Seton Hall ends their 2024-2025 campaign with their 25th loss as they fall to Villanova in the opening round of the Big East Tournament.
Men’s baseball falls to NJIT, 9-6, after a four-run eighth inning by the Highlanders
By John Misiewicz | March 17Despite leading through the first four innings, the Pirates lose behind a strong second-half showing from the Highlanders.
Men’s Basketball falls to Creighton, 79-61, in their final home game of the season
By Zachary Mawby | March 8After honoring the team's seniors before the game, Seton Hall suffers a tough loss to Creighton, with Kareem Abdul-Jabbar Award Finalist Ryan Kalkbrenner leading the Blue Jays with 20 points.
Women’s basketball earns 20th win of the season against DePaul, 76-67
By John Misiewicz | March 8Seton Hall defeat DePaul in their final home game of the regular season before the Big East tournament.
Men’s basketball left stunned by Villanova’s second-half comeback, 59-54, in Big East classic
By Grace Tylee | March 7Seton Hall's poor shooting from the field and free-throw line helped Villanova mount a second-half comeback after trailing by 12 at halftime.
Men’s Baseball dominates Wagner, 14-6, in their home opener
By Zachary Mawby | March 7The Pirates totaled 14 hits compared to Wagner’s six, scoring in each of the first six innings to build an early lead that the Seahawks could not overcome.
Second-half surge not enough as men’s basketball drops close contest to Xavier, 73-66
By Jaden Highsmith | March 6The Pirates fall to Xavier at the Prudential Center despite a 24 point performance from sophomore guard Isaiah Coleman.
“We are people before we are athletes”: The Hidden Opponent at Seton Hall and its fight against mental health stigmas in college sports
By Rachel Suazo | March 2Highlighting "The Hidden Opponent," a student-led organization dedicated to raising awareness and reducing the stigma surrounding mental health in college sports and athletics.
Onward Setonia: Celebrating Black History in Seton Hall Sports
By Christian Hui | February 25For this year's Black History Month, The Setonian recognizes some of the most influential Black athletes in the history of Seton Hall Athletics.
Despite a strong start, women's basketball ultimately falls to No. 5 UConn, 91-49
By Jacqueline Litowinsky | February 24The Pirates struggle against Paige Bueckers and the No. 5 ranked UConn Huskies.
“What sports are Americans watching?” The most recent Seton Hall Sports Poll can tell you
By Christian Hui | February 23The Seton Hall's Sports Poll's most recent analysis shows the viewing habits of the general population of the United States
Late game heroics from Addae-Wusu and Middleton help men’s basketball upset UConn, 69-68
By Zachary Mawby | February 18With a finish reminiscent of their 2023 battle, Seton Hall beat the Huskies for the fourth year in a row at the Prudential Center.
