Today in 1917 the Blessed Mother made her final appearance to the three Shepherds and to prove the miracle, the sun dipped and spun in the sky, drying out soaked clothes and muddy roads

wondering the thoughts on people who have actually looked at the policies of each candidate. Both are deficient in this category but it does seem Harris at least gives us more meat on the bone with her 83 page policy deep dive


compared to trump aka "stop doing all the bad things and do all the good things" accordion web page that has very official language like "best economy in history" and "drain the swamp"

Newark, N.J. - Sophomore Joseph Butler (Mechanicsburg, Pa.) secured third place, his best finish of the season, with a 25:27.31 to help the Pirates to a second-place finish at the Metropolitan Championship Saturday morning.

Junior Stephen Beaman (Johnston, Iowa) came in less than half a second behind Butler with a 25:27.63 to finish fourth overall. This was Beaman's second top four finish in as many races.
Ninth place belonged to Junior Logan Brunozzi(Churchville, Pa.), rounding out the top ten finishers for The Hall with a 26:13.04.
Freshman Aakash Arumguam (Rockland, Calif) was the final top 20 finisher for the Pirates, completing the distance in a time of 26:33.71.

In the race for the team championship, the Pirates finished in second place with 53 points, five points shy of beating Manhattan for the team title this weekend.

The Pirates will return Friday to compete in the IC4A Championship in Bronx, N.Y.

Newark, N.J. – Senior Julia Smith (Pittsgrove, N.J.) and junior Honey Strosnider (Fairfield, Pa.) ran a 18:03.18 and 18:03.76 to cross the finish line in third and fourth to help the Seton Hall women's cross country team to their first team Metropolitan Championship Saturday morning.

Smith and Strosnider continued their streak of strong performances with Smith registering her fourth consecutive top five finish, while Strosnider registered her fifth consecutive.

While the pair were the only top ten finishers for the Pirates, sophomores Caitlin Fahy (Ringwood, N.J.) and Paige Quigley (Sacramento, Calif.) placed eleventh and twelfth overall with times of 18:32.74 and 18:35.47, respectfully.

Their placements made a major difference in securing the overall, the pair generated a twelve point difference Manhattan's third and fourth finishers. The Pirates secured win with 62 points, while Manhattan finished second with 83 points.

The Pirates will return Friday to compete in the ECAC Championship in Bronx, N.Y.

Pirates remain unbeaten at home, Secure second BIG EAST win

SOUTH ORANGE, N.J. – Goals from Rikard Cederberg and Jon Vignir Pétursson led No. 11 Seton Hall men's soccer to a 2-1 victory over Butler for the Pirates ninth win of the season.

The Pirates dominated the first half by outshooting the Bulldogs 8-1, but only one of the shots found the back of the net. The only Pirates goal from the first half came from Jon Vignir Pétursson planting the rebound from a penalty kick save in the goal from point blank range. The Pirates continued to dominate on the offensive end in the second half, outshooting the Bulldogs 6-2, and earned another goal off a strong Rikard Cederburg run. The Bulldogs pulled a goal back in the final 15 minutes, but the Pirates quashed any hope of an equalizer, securing a 2-1 victory.

With the win, The Hall moves to 9-2-1 on the season and 2-1-1 in-conference play.

HOW IT HAPPENED
The first half was a decidedly offensive affair in favor of the Pirates. In the 28th minute, the Pirates launched three shots from inside the box, two of which rattled off the crossbar. However, undeterred, the Pirates continued to push the ball into Bulldog territory.

In the 41st minute, Butler's Alejandro Moroso-Maza took down Tim Ströbeck in the box, handing the Pirates a penalty kick. Jon Vignir Pétursson stepped to the spot and scored off Butler goalkeeper Caleb Norris' penalty save, earning his third goal of the season. Entering halftime, the Pirates held a 8-1 advantage over the Bulldogs in shots.

The Hall continued pressuring the Bulldog's defensive stance, registering their first shot of the half after one minute. In the 66th minute, another Pirate offensive allowed Rikard Cederburg to finish a shot to the far post, extending the Pirates' lead to 2-0.

In the 78th minutes, the Bulldogs responded to the Seton Hall's goal with a goal off the foot of Josemir Gomez, cutting the score to a 2-1 Pirates lead.
The two teams exchanged red cards in the 83rd minute after a harsh slide tackle by Butler lead to a scuffle, forcing both teams to play with ten men until the game's completion.

Butler had an opportunity at the death to tie the game, but Soren Jensen ripped the ball out of the air and secured the 2-1 victory for the Pirates.

INSIDE THE BOX SCORE

• Jon Vignir Pétursson scored his third goal of the season, all of which have come from penalty kick conversions or off penalty kick saves.
• Rikard Cederberg scored his second goal of the season.
• Soren Jensen registered two saves, pushing his season total to 16.
• The Pirates outshot the Bulldogs 14-3, as well as 6-3 on shots-on-goal
• Seton Hall had seven corner kicks to Butler's two.

NEWS & NOTES

• Seton Hall moves to 9-2-1, while Butler moves to 3-7-3.
• The Hall now moves to 2-1-1 on BIG EAST play.
• This was the 10th matchup between the two programs, the first of which came in 2013.
• Seton Hall is now 3-5-2 all-time against Butler with a 3-1-1 record in their last five meetings.
  

UP NEXT
No. 11 Seton Hall will return to action next Saturday, October 19, when they travel to Washington, D.C., to face No. 19 Georgetown in a ranked BIG EAST matchup. Game time is scheduled for 1 p.m.

Is perhaps not quite the juggernaut that Politi predicted. And keep in mind no bigger booster for rehiring Schiano than Politi who advocated “give him whatever he wants” to Hobbs.