The South Carolina baseball team held on to its undefeated record Tuesday afternoon, as they dominated Stetson, winning 7-1.
The Gamecocks grabbed the lead in the bottom of the first inning when Grayson Greiner knocked in two runs on a single to center.
Stetson was able to cut the lead in half in the next frame, scoring an unearned run after the Hatters’ Kyle Zech reached on a fielding error by pitcher Josh Reagan.
South Carolina broke the game open in the bottom of the second, scoring four runs, sparked by Joey Pankake’s two-run single.
Reagan would finish the day for the Gamecocks with five innings pitched, surrendering six hits, an unearned run and six strikeouts. He is now 2-0 on the season and hasn’t given up an earned run in 8.2 innings pitched.
Reagan gave way to Matthew Vogel in the sixth inning, who would stay to pitch a perfect seventh inning for the Gamecocks. Taylor Widener and John Parke came on in the eighth and ninth inning, respectively, en route to scoreless frames.