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It has been a busy week for Seton Hall women’s basketball, with the program announcing several returning players, navigating major transfer portal losses and celebrating postseason honors.
Seton Hall men’s basketball has officially added their first frontcourt piece for the 2026-27 season, bringing in 6-foot-9 forward Nathan Mariano, a Brazilian prospect with professional experience, who committed to The Hall on Sunday
Seton Hall women’s basketball guard Jada Eads announced Saturday on Instagram that she is transferring to Tennessee, becoming the latest Pirate to move on as the program continues to reshape their roster this offseason.
After announcing his intent to enter the transfer portal on April 2, Seton Hall men’s basketball’s Tajuan Simpkins is heading to Mississippi State, marking another offseason departure for the Pirates as the program continues to reshape its roster.
On Tuesday in the University Center Event Room, Seton Hall’s athletics department celebrated another year with their annual SHUcademy Awards, where the top student athletes, coaches, staff and moments from this past academic year were recognized.
Seton Hall women’s basketball will move forward without one of its top young players next year, as Zahara Bishop has transferred to Auburn after an impressive freshman season.
Seton Hall women’s basketball could potentially lose one of their top guards next season, as On3’s Talia Goodman reported that Jada Eads has entered the transfer portal on Tuesday.
247Sports’ Dushawn London reported on Monday that Seton Hall men’s basketball forward Joshua Rivera has entered the transfer portal after spending one season with the program.
Seton Hall women’s basketball added a key piece to its roster, as guard Saniyah King announced on her Instagram that she has committed to the program out of the transfer portal.
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