Top half of lineup leads Gamecocks to big win over Harvard
(03/15/18 12:22am)
On a chilly night at Founders Park on Wednesday, the South Carolina bats found a way to warm up quickly and power past Harvard, 12-3.
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On a chilly night at Founders Park on Wednesday, the South Carolina bats found a way to warm up quickly and power past Harvard, 12-3.
The South Carolina baseball team used timely hitting and strong pitching to sweep the Princeton Tigers this weekend. This is the Gamecocks' first series sweep since March 17-19 of last year against Tennessee.
Game one of Saturday's doubleheader was controlled by the offense, as South Carolina found its swing to get the 7-3 win over Princeton.
It was another chilly Friday night at Founders Park, where starting pitcher Adam Hill threw a dominant performance to shutdown the Tigers and help the Gamecocks get the win. It was a similar situation from last week, just against different Tigers as South Carolina went on to get the 9-2 win over Princeton in game one.
The South Carolina baseball team can say goodbye to its two-game losing skid as the Gamecock offense once again came alive to defeat North Carolina A&T Wednesday night, 12-2.
When Adam Hill took the mound on Opening Night a few weeks ago, Gamecock fans expected a lot out of the junior who spent his first two years throwing the Sunday game. Hill didn't have his best stuff which resulted in a loss, but he was determined to not let that game get him down.
The Palmetto Series between the South Carolina and Clemson baseball teams has been nothing short of electric over the past few years, and this year was no different. The Tigers entered Friday's game undefeated and ready for another heated rivalry, but lost the first game at Founders Park. However, Clemson managed to take the series with back to back wins in Greenville and Clemson.
On a cold, windy night in Columbia, South Carolina, South Carolina and Clemson engaged in a low scoring, pitching battle type of game. Both starting pitchers for each team pitched outstanding ballgames with the game being decided by a walk off. In the bottom of the ninth, with runners on first and third, center fielder TJ Hopkins hit a fly ball to left field, deep enough to score the game winning run.
South Carolina's baseball team has found itself in a slump as of late. The Gamecocks have lost their past two games to the likes of Charleston Southern and Furman, both in-state schools that the Gamecocks normally handle with ease. However, if there's something you can learn from both playing and watching baseball, it's that any team can win on any given day, and head coach Mark Kingston and his team found this out first-hand over the past week.
The South Carolina baseball team played two complete games to get the series win over Charleston Southern on Friday and Saturday, but slowly fizzled out on Sunday to miss getting the series sweep.
In game two between Charleston Southern and South Carolina, the Bucs got on the board early in the first inning off a home run. That was all Charleston Southern could hold on to, as the Gamecock offense took off to lead them to the 14-2 win and clinch the weekend series.
Junior pitcher Adam Hill finally looked like the Friday night starter everyone hoped he would become, silencing Charleston Southern on Friday in a 7-0 win. After giving up seven runs over four innings last week, Hill was ready to rebound.
The Gamecock hitting game exploded Wednesday night as the team went on to win its fourth-straight game, beating Winthrop 15-2. During this win streak, South Carolina has outscored its opponents 36-6.
Freshman pitcher John Gilreath did not disappoint in his first career start Tuesday, helping the South Carolina baseball team get the 5-2 win over North Florida.
Junior pitcher Ridge Chapman lead the Gamecocks to a 9-0 victory on Sunday, clinching the series over the VMI Keydets.
After falling short on Opening Day, the South Carolina baseball team had two strong games to take the weekend series over VMI. The Gamecocks got a 7-2 win on Saturday and 9-0 shutout on Sunday. Head coach Mark Kingston was pleased with how his team rebounded from the 7-6 loss on Friday night.
The baseballs were flying out of Founders Park on Saturday as South Carolina hit three home runs en route to the 7-2 win over VMI. This gives Mark Kingston his first win as the Gamecocks head coach.
It was a warm and beautiful day at Founders Park for Opening Day, but the Gamecock bats went cold as the game went on and VMI got the 7-6 win.
Three Gamecocks entered a completely different territory this summer, leaving the heat and humidity of South Carolina for a much cooler environment in Cape Cod, Massachusetts, to play against some of the best college baseball players in the country.
One of the biggest issues during the preseason for new head coach Mark Kingston has been making all of the puzzle pieces fit for position players. The infield is stacked, but this poses the question of who's playing where. And with the outfield is a little scarce, Kingston has had to see who's going to fit best where overall.