With explosive offensive play early in the game and timely hitting late, Seton Hall baseball took down Lehigh, 10-5, after the Pirates (14-22, 2-10 BIG EAST) managed to hold off a late rally from the Mountain Hawks (14-29, 7-16).
After taking the series opener 9-3 on April 24, Seton Hall baseball (13-22, 2-10 BIG EAST) hosted Villanova (13-25, 1-11 BIG EAST) for a doubleheader at Mike Sheppard, Sr. Stadium at Owen T. Carroll Field on Sunday, winning the first game 2-3 but falling in the second, 11-6.
Seton Hall baseball left too many opportunities on the diamond Tuesday afternoon, falling to Rider, 3-2, at Mike Sheppard Sr., Field at Owen T. Carroll Field in South Orange.
A 10-run outburst across the first two innings put Seton Hall baseball in an early hole it could not climb out of, as Rutgers used a dominant start at the plate to secure a 12–7 win at Owen T. Carroll Field at Mike Sheppard St., Field on Tuesday.
For eight innings, it looked over.
After Seton Hall baseball played five solid innings, it was one inning that allowed St. John’s to pull away from an eventual 8-2 win at Mike Sheppard, Sr. Field at Owen T. Carroll Field.
With New Jersey set to host matches for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, including the final at MetLife Stadium, Seton Hall’s Joseph A. Unanue Latino Institute hosted a panel on Wednesday addressing safety, crowd management and community impact surrounding the global event.
Seton Hall baseball continued its strong play as of late on Wednesday, defeating Princeton 3-1 at Mike Sheppard, Sr. Field at Owen T Carroll Field in South Orange.
Seton Hall baseball defeated Wagner, 14-1, behind a dominant offensive performance at Mike Sheppard, Sr. Stadium on Tuesday afternoon. The Pirates’ bats came alive early and never slowed down, powering a commanding win in non-conference action.
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