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The South Carolina baseball team carried offensive momentum throughout the weekend to the series finale, but it wasn't enough to get the job done as No. 4 Ole Miss won in the tenth inning, 6-5. Despite falling on Sunday, the Gamecocks got the wins on Friday and Saturday to take the series.
The South Carolina bats continued to light up on Saturday afternoon as the Gamecocks defeated No. 4 Ole Miss 11-6 to clinch the series. With the win, South Carolinas has won its third straight SEC series since 2012.
The South Carolina baseball team continued to ride on the momentum it has built over the past two weeks, jumping out to an early lead and running away with it to get the 13-5 win over No. 4 Ole Miss in the series opener Friday night.
Logan Chapman has continued to step up and impress during his first season at South Carolina. The continued improvements earned him the Friday night starter spot last week, and that dominant performance led him to be named the SEC Co-Freshman of the Week, as he helped the Gamecocks sweep No. 19 LSU.
South Carolina (23-17, 9-9) completed a crucial sweep of No. 19 LSU (24-17, 9-9) at home this weekend.
South Carolina (22-17, 8-9) continued to assert its dominance over No. 19 LSU (24-16, 9-8) Saturday with an 11-4 win before a packed house of 7,982 at Founders Park to clinch the series win.
Avenging a frustrating midweek loss to Presbyterian, South Carolina got back on track with a commanding 11-0 victory over the No. 19 LSU Tigers Friday night at Founders Park.
This past Wednesday was a very notable night for former University of South Carolina baseball teammates Jackie Bradley Jr. and Whit Merrifield, as they each got to touch ‘em all after notching their first home runs of the 2018 season.
South Carolina baseball dropped another midweek game on Tuesday as its pitching struggled in a 7-4 loss to Presbyterian before hosting yet another strong SEC opponent this weekend.
South Carolina baseball could not hold on to an early lead as North Carolina fought back late and scored 10 unanswered runs to get the 11-3 win at BB&T Ballpark in Charlotte, NC on Tuesday night.
In a weekend full of injuries, the South Carolina baseball team was able to work through a shuffled lineup and find timely hits to complete the three-game sweep over Tennessee.
For the first time this season and in over a year, South Carolina clinched a SEC series. The Gamecocks defeated the Tennessee Volunteers by a score of 6-3 at Founders Park on Friday.
Despite being once again plagued with injuries, the South Carolina baseball team was able build off strong pitching from its starter and get timely hits to get the 6-1 win over Tennessee in the first game of the three-game series.
At least six, potentially seven, former Gamecock baseball players will get to continue living their dream of playing in the big leagues in 2018. There is a strong Gamecock presence across the American League, especially in the AL East. This will add some more excitement at the end of the season for Gamecock Major League Baseball fans.
The South Carolina baseball team entered Tuesday's contest against Davidson on a five-game losing streak and did not have Noah Campbell, TJ Hopkins and Madison Stokes because of injuries. Despite all of the challenges and a very different lineup, the Gamecocks were able to hold on to a late one-run lead and get the 5-4 win.
South Carolina was unable to find the rhythm that it needed Tuesday night against the Citadel. The Gamecocks managed to only have five hits in the 4-3 loss, which ultimately allowed the Bulldogs to secure their first win in Columbia since 2009.
SEC play brings a lot of intensity, rivalry and great competition to the baseball season. South Carolina fans saw all of these in this weekend's series against Florida — despite the Gamecocks dropping the series 2-1.
There were even more fireworks in the second game between South Carolina and Florida, but this time they were a little more positive as the Gamecock offense lit up early and often to get the 15-7 win and the team's first win of conference play. The 15 runs tied the season-high runs scored and the Gamecocks set a new season-high with 16 hits. This was the most runs South Carolina has scored in an SEC game since 2013.
South Carolina (12-6, 0-1) dropped the first game of its opening conference series to the No. 2 Florida Gators (17-3, 1-0) by a 7-3 score at home on Friday night.
The South Carolina baseball team seems to be clicking at this point in the season. The Gamecocks are getting timely hits, playing clean defense and throwing strong games. They're playing well and riding a five-game win streak into this weekend. And this is exactly the right time to click as a team.