South Carolina played Georgia State on Friday night in the Eugene E. Stone Stadium. South Carolina had early attempts on goal but was unable to score until the 40th minute when sophomore midfielder Alejandro Velazquez-Lopez scored, giving South Carolina a 1-0 lead. One minute later, Georgia State scored on South Carolina, and the first half ended in a tie. In the 55th minute, South Carolina was able to take the lead again with junior forward Keanan Bader scoring a second goal, but Georgia State tied the game yet again, and the game ended in a 2-2 draw. The match was characterized by South Carolina's aggressive offense and the many fouls issued on both teams. South Carolina looks to play again at home on Sept. 23 against Queens University of Charlotte.