Seton Hall volleyball fell to Marquette in three straight setsâ25-14, 25-17, 25-22âon Saturday night The Golden Eagles controlled the first two sets, but the Pirates put up a stronger fight in the third before Marquette closed out the match. The loss dropped SHU to 8-12 overall and 0-8 in BIG EAST conference play.
The Seton Hall Womenâs Tennis team delivered a strong performance against St. Josephâs on Friday, winning all three doubles matches and earning six singles victories. The Piratesâ skill and consistency secured wins across nearly every court.Â
The Seton Hall Pirates (4-0-2) played to a 0-0 draw against the Hofstra Pride (1-5-2), behind strong performances from senior Cassidy Brown and junior Tuva Norell. This was the final test before conference play begins next week. Both teams registered nine shots on goal, but only one of Hofstraâs was on target.Â
The Seton Hall womenâs golf team won The Charge, a nine-team tournament at Quail Valley Golf Club in Littlestown, Pennsylvania, on Tuesday.Â
The Seton Hall women's volleyball team continued their season at the Maryland Invitational this weekend, beating St. Peters, but losing to Princeton and Maryland. The Piratesâ record is now 6-3, with one more invitational before conference play begins. Â
Seton Hall womenâs soccer continued their undefeated season with a 0-0 draw against Wagner on Thursday.
The Seton Hall womenâs golf team opened the season this Monday in an 18-team invitational at the Penn State Golf Courses. The Pirates placed 15th and scored 52 over par, while Virginia Tech won the event at 20 below par.
Building an impressive list of accolades in her rookie season, freshman Kira Farrakhova was named BIG EAST Freshman of the Year in womenâs tennis, while also receiving first team all-conference honors on Thursday.
It has been a busy week for Seton Hall womenâs basketball, with the program announcing several returning players, navigating major transfer portal losses and celebrating postseason honors.Â
With the departure of one Seton Hall womenâs basketball guard came the addition of another.
Seton Hall womenâs 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.
Over 50 years ago, Title IX became law, preventing any educational program from discriminating based on sexâand thereby allowing female athletes to argue that schools should take womenâs athletics as seriously as they did menâs.
Seton Hall womenâs 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.
First, this Seton Hall womenâs basketball trio was recognized among the best in the conferenceâand now theyâre being honored among the best in the region.
Seton Hall womenâs basketball could potentially lose one of their top guards next season, as On3âs Talia Goodman reported that Jada Eads has entered the transfer portal on Tuesday.
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