Seton Hall women’s basketball will continue its postseason play by earning a bid to the Women’s Basketball Invitation Tournament (WBIT).
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
The NFL offseason has been filled with nothing but front office dysfunction and scapegoat firings. While some teams may have punched their ticket to the postseason, others may have positioned themselves further from it.
After travelling to Washington, D.C., in chilling weather, Seton Hall women’s basketball came out with a 58-52 victory over the Georgetown Hoyas (12-9, 5-7 BIG EAST) in a valiant defensive effort. The win puts the Pirates back in the win column after their loss to No. 1 UConn on Jan. 24, improving their record to 15-6 on the season and 9-3 in BIG EAST conference play.
As the NBA’s investigation into illegal gambling continues to unfold, the NCAA was hit with a similar investigation of its own—and a BIG EAST team at the center of it all.
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