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No. 13 Seton Hall Clashes with the Crimson Saturday Night
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No. 13 Seton Hall Clashes with the Crimson Saturday Night - Seton Hall University Athletics
South Orange, N.J. - The No. 13 ranked Seton Hall men's soccer team is seeking its first 6-0-0 start to a season since 1986 Saturday night when it hosts Harv...
South Orange, N.J. - The No. 13 ranked Seton Hall men's soccer team is seeking its first 6-0-0 start to a season since 1986 Saturday night when it hosts Harvard at Owen T. Carroll Field at 6:56 p.m.
The game is free for all to attend, and it will be broadcast on the Pirate Sports Network via FloSports, which requires a subscription. A discounted subscription is available through this link.
This is just the second all-time meeting between the two teams, who battled to a 1-1 tie last year in Boston.
MOVING UP IN THE RANKINGS
- Seton Hall took a huge leap in the Sept. 10 United Soccer Coaches top-25, going from No. 22 to No. 13. It is the largest in-season leap in the polls the Pirates have made since going from No. 24 to No. 13 in September 1998.
- In head coach Andreas Lindberg's tenure, Seton Hall appeared in the United Soccer Coaches top-25 seven times during the 2020 season, reaching as high as No. 6. Then Seton Hall spent four weeks in the national rankings during 2021.
- The Pirates are one of two BIG EAST teams in the current top-25, joining No. 25 Georgetown.
- On Monday, the Pirates went to Piscataway and gave Rutgers the blues in a 3-1 victory over the Scarlet Knights.
- Seton Hall capitalized on Rutgers drawing a red card in the 24th minute, scoring twice before halftime. Liam Guske scored his first career goal in the 32nd minute off passes from Axel Berglund and Sam Bjork. Tim Strobeck connected on a goal in the 41st minute, assisted by Jack Kossoudji and Til Kauschke.
- After Rutgers scored off a Pirates mistake in the 73rd minute, Jared Smith helped put the game away in the 89th minute with an empty net goal off a pass from Aidan Tisony.
- It was the first time Seton Hall and Rutgers had met since 2009, and it was The Hall's first win in the series since 2007.
- This was also Seton Hall's first road win at Rutgers since Sept. 15, 2006, and the eighth all-time win in Piscataway.
- Before beating Rutgers, Seton Hall's last true road win over a Big Ten team came Sept. 8, 1995, a 2-1 victory at No. 12 Penn State.
- Seton Hall has shown outstanding depth so far in its five matches:
- Eight different players have scored a goal
- Eight different players have assisted on a goal
- 14 different players have put a shot on goal
- Both goalkeepers who have played have recorded a clean sheet
- Five different players have earned a BIG EAST weekly honor
- Thomas Sellwood, who is a sophomore academically but a redshirt freshman athletically after sitting out 2023, was named BIG EAST Freshman of the Week after scoring the game-winning goal in Seton Hall's 2-0 win over Columbia. Sellwood delivered his first career goal in the 32nd minute in the 2-0 win over Columbia.
- Soren Jensen, a graduate transfer from Post University, was named BIG EAST Goalkeeper of the Week after making seven saves in the 2-0 win over Columbia. All seven of Jensen's stops came in the second half, and it gave him his first Div. I clean sheet.
SERIES HISTORY
- Seton Hall and Harvard competed on Sept. 9, 2023, and the Pirates led for just under 80 minutes of action. Andrea Borg scored in the 10th minute to put the Pirates up 1-0, but in the 90th minute, with just 29 seconds on the clock, Harvard equalized on a goal from Nik White, and the match ended in a 1-1 draw.
- It's the only match ever played between the two teams.
- Seton Hall is 39-26-11 (.599) all-time against members of the Ivy League.
OPENING SUCCESS
- With its win at FIU, Seton Hall has now won its season opener under head coach Andreas Lindberg for the fifth time in seven tries, and the Pirates are unbeaten in all seven (5-0-2).
- With their win over UAlbany, the Pirates are also now 5-0-2 in their home openers under Lindberg and have not lost a home opener since 2016.
Pirates Nearly Equalize Late In Loss At Lafayette
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Pirates Nearly Equalize Late In Loss At Lafayette - Seton Hall University Athletics
The Seton Hall women's soccer team searched for the equalizer and possessed the ball for most of the second half but the Pirates ultimately came up short as ...
Women's Soccer vs Lafayette on 9/12/2024 - Box Score - Seton Hall University Athletics
The official box score of Women's Soccer vs Lafayette on 9/12/2024
Easton, Pa. -- The Seton Hall women's soccer team searched for the equalizer and possessed the ball for most of the second half but the Pirates ultimately came up short as they fell to Lafayette, 1-0, on Thursday evening.
Natalie Tavana (Middletown, Conn.) had a game-high four shots and two shots on goal for the Pirates (3-4-1).
How It Happened
Lafayette scored in the 16th minute in what was a strong first half for the Leopards, where the finished with a 3-1 edge in shots. The lone shot of the half for The Hall was Camryn Williams (Doylestown, Pa.) in the 24th minute.
Lafayette put up the first shot of the second half but it would be the only attempt that the Seton Hall defense would allow the rest of the way. Tavana would take the Pirates' next three shots and two were on target but none of them could find the back of the net. The Hall finished with a 5-2 advantage in shots in the second stanza and their final shot on goal came from sophomore Gia Milano (Scotch Plains, N.J.), whose strike from outside the box hit the cross bar. Phoebe Hampson (Cheshire, England) followed the miss with a shot attempt of her own but she wasn't able to put enough behind it to score.
Tavana, senior Chiara Pucci (Munich, Germany) and freshman Kylie Ray (Ramsey, N.J.) played the full 90 minute for The Hall.
Up Next
The Pirates return to Owen T. Carroll FIeld on Sunday when they host Yale at 1 p.m.
Loiselle, Walsh Power Pirates to Four-Set Win
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Loiselle, Walsh Power Pirates to Four-Set Win - Seton Hall University Athletics
Sophomore Maddy Loiselle (Lutz, Fla.) had a career-high 17 kills and the Seton Hall women's volleyball team rallied from a set down to defeat Coppin State, 3...
Women's Volleyball vs Coppin State on 9/13/2024 - Box Score - Seton Hall University Athletics
The official box score of Women's Volleyball vs Coppin State on 9/13/2024
TOWSON, MD. – Sophomore Maddy Loiselle (Lutz, Fla.) had a career-high 17 kills and the Seton Hall women's volleyball team rallied from a set down to defeat Coppin State, 3-1 (22-25, 25-17, 25-21, 25-23), in the opening match of the Towson Invitational on Friday.
The Pirates' victory is their fourth straight and pushes them above .500 for the first time this season at 4-3.
Loiselle had a career-high in kills for her second straight match, finishing with a match-high 17 to go with only three attack errors and a .438 attack percentage.
Both Jenna Walsh (Foothill Ranch, Calif.) and Maddie Klungel (Napa, Calif.) collected double-doubles. Walsh matched her season-high with 14 kills to go with only three attack errors, 10 digs and two blocks. Klungel had a team-best 27 assists along with 12 digs and two aces.
SET 1:
Trailing 17-13 in the opening set, The Hall scored six of the next eight points, and a kill by Walsh tied the contest at 19 points apiece. Coppin State, however, bounced back with two straight points to jump back ahead, 21-19, and force a Seton Hall timeout. The Eagles never trailed again, going on to win the opening set, 25-22. The Hall lost the opening set despite hitting .429 as a team. In fact, the teams only committed four attack errors combined. Contributing to the Pirates' woes were five service errors.
SET 2:
Coppin State started fast again in set two, but The Hall came charging back. Down 7-6 early, the Pirates went on an 11-1 run, thanks largely to five Eagles attack errors, to grab a commanding 17-8 advantage in set two. The Hall went on to a 25-17 victory. The Pirates held Coppin State to only a .061 attack percentage in set two.
SET 3:
Seton Hall jumped out to an 11-6 lead in set three, but Coppin State responded with a 7-0 run to grab a 13-11 advantage. Trailing 18-17, the Pirates scored six of the next eight points to grab a 23-20 lead and force an Eagles timeout. Up 24-21, a kill by Senna Roberts-Navarro (Honolulu, Hawaii) slammed home a kill to give The Hall a 2-1 match lead.
SET 4:
Coppin State jumped out to a 10-5 lead in set four and forced an early Seton Hall timeout. Trailing 19-14, The Hall went on an 8-2 run to grab a 22-21 lead. With the score tied at 23, a Coppin State attack error put the Pirates in match point, and then an Eagles bad set provided the match-winning point.
INSIDE THE NUMBERS:
- Loiselle had a match-high 17 kills to go with only three attack errors, a .438 attack percentage and three blocks.
- Walsh notched 14 kills, only three attack errors, 10 digs and two blocks.
- Klungel had a season-high 27 assists, 12 digs and two aces.
- Sophomore Rylee Nelson (Mazeppa, Minn.) collected a team-best 16 digs to go with four assists.
- Senior Reagan Merk (Huntington Beach, Calif.) had a season-high 14 digs.
- Freshman Gwen Adler (Barrington, Ill.) matched her season-high with 19 assists to go with five digs and two kills.
- Seton Hall recorded a .274 attack percentage for the match, while Coppin State attacked at .168.
- The Pirates had 56 kills, while Coppin State had 54.
- The Hall recorded 72 digs, while the Eagles had 76.
- Seton Hall collected 7.0 blocks and Coppin State had 5.0.
- The Hall has won four in a row and improves to 4-3, while Coppin State falls to 3-5.
- Seton Hall is now 2-0 all-time against the Eagles.
- The Pirates have won four straight matches after starting the season 0-3.
- Seton Hall set season-highs in kills (56), assists (53), digs (72) and attack percentage (.274).
- The Hall has now won two matches despite dropping the first set.
- The Pirates are 4-0 when having a higher attack percentage.
- The Hall is a perfect 4-0 in the month of September.
- Klungel's double-double is her first of the season and the seventh of her career.
The Pirates will return to action tomorrow when they face Loyola (Md.) at 11 a.m. and host Towson at 4:00 p.m. as part of the Towson Invitational.
