Boost Your Wellbeing and Pirate Pride With Seton Hall Athletics and Recreation

As the new academic year begins, Seton Hall offers a variety of ways to stay active, engaged and connected through recreation services and athletics. Whether you are looking to join a club sport, attend thrilling Pirate games, or simply stay fit, Athletics and Recreation has you covered.

Get in the Game with Intramurals and Club Sports

If you are looking for some friendly competition, Seton Hall’s intramural sports are the perfect way to stay active and have fun. Intramural flag football is now open for sign-ups, and you can register your team with 7-12 members for just $20. Teams will be divided into mini-divisions to ensure balanced competition, with Level 1 for the most competitive, Level 3 for co-rec or fun players, and Level 2 in between.

For those interested in volleyball, the intramural volleyball league is also accepting sign-ups, providing another fantastic opportunity to play. Gather your team and register here to be part of the excitement.

If you are interested in competing at a higher level, club sports are a fantastic way to stay engaged, meet fellow students and represent Seton Hall against other colleges. This semester's upcoming tryouts include:

• Club Rugby: September 10 and 12, 7-9:30 p.m. at Ivy Hill Park.
• Club Volleyball: September 19, 8-9:30 p.m. at the Regan Rec Center Fieldhouse.

These teams offer a great balance of competition and camaraderie, giving you the chance to stay active and make new friends.

Spirit Groups and Pirate Sports Network

Want to get even more involved in Pirate Athletics? Seton Hall has five branches of spirit groups: Cheerleading, Sapphires Dance team, Pep Band, Mascot, and Flagman! These groups play a key role in energizing the crowd at games and fostering a lively atmosphere that drives our teams to victory.

If you are interested in sports media, consider joining the Pirate Sports Network (PSN), which broadcasts and covers all Seton Hall sports. PSN members work behind the scenes operating cameras, running replays and creating features. It’s a fantastic way to get hands-on experience in sports media. Sign up by filling out the interest form.

Stay Fit and Informed

The Rec Center is the hub for fitness and wellness on campus. Whether you are looking to hit the gym or take a dip in the pool, the Rec Center has convenient hours for all students:

• Rec Center Hours: Monday-Thursday: 7 a.m. - 10 p.m., Friday: 7 a.m. - 8 p.m., Saturday-Sunday: 9 a.m. - 7 p.m.

Follow @setonhall_rec on Instagram for updates on all things recreation, including club sports, intramurals and fitness programs.

Attend Athletics Events and Join the Best Student Section in New Jersey

We are calling on all Seton Hall students to be part of the best student section in New Jersey. Support your Seton Hall Pirates at home games and become part of the electrifying atmosphere that fuels our teams’ success.

Season tickets for Men’s Basketball games at Prudential Center are now on sale. Come cheer on the 2024 NIT Champions as they aim for the BIG EAST Championship and an NCAA Tournament berth in 2025!

Your student season ticket gives you:

• Guaranteed access to the main student section for every game.
• Access to tickets for games at Walsh Gym.
• Entry into a lottery for BIG EAST Tournament tickets.
• A chance to receive a full refund if you attend every game at Prudential Center.

Plus, Seton Hall Athletics provides free round-trip bus transportation to all Prudential Center games, with full details coming in October. Don’t miss out on the action—secure your season tickets now and show your Pirate Pride!

For all other fall sports and Women’s Basketball, home games are free to attend! Be sure to follow @shuathletics on social media to stay up to date on the promotional schedule, which includes giveaways and special events for students throughout the season.

Cheer on our fall sports teams:

• Men’s and Women’s Soccer at Owen T. Carroll Field.
• Women’s Volleyball at Walsh Gym.
• Men’s and Women’s Swimming and Diving at Arthur E. Imperatore Natatorium.

Not only does attending athletic events build community, but studies show that students who actively participate in campus activities like sporting events report higher social connections, wellbeing and even grades. So, grab your friends and be part of the Pirate Pride!

Don’t miss the chance to enhance your wellbeing and Pirate Pride this year. Whether you are participating in intramurals, attending athletic events, or joining a spirit group, Seton Hall’s recreation and athletics programs offer countless opportunities for students to get involved and stay engaged. Go Pirates!

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