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The South Carolina baseball team is preparing to face Clemson this weekend in the Palmetto Series, sponsored by the South Carolina Education Lottery. This three-game rivalry series will determine which team gains another point on the board to secure the Palmetto Series trophy.
The South Carolina baseball team kicks off its annual series against in-state rival, No. 13 Clemson Tigers, on Friday, Feb. 28, at Doug Kingsmore Stadium in Clemson, South Carolina. Game two of the series will be at Fluor Field in Greenville, South Carolina, on Saturday, March 1, while the series will close on Sunday at Ray Tanner Field at Founders Park.
The Gamecocks swept the Milwaukee Panthers 3-0 to earn its second straight series sweep and improve to 8-0 on the season.
The South Carolina baseball team continued its undefeated start to the season in a pair of midweek games Tuesday and Wednesday evenings.
South Carolina baseball went 3-0 against Sacred Heart in its opening weekend. This marked the first series of games for new head coach Paul Mainieri, whose team has still not cracked the top 25 in any major rankings.
The University of South Carolina has officially named Ray Tanner Field at Founders Park, the home of Gamecock baseball, after Ray Tanner on Feb. 15. This marks the first former South Carolina coach or athlete to be mentioned in the name of a sporting complex.
The South Carolina baseball team began the season with a 3-0 sweep of the Sacred Heart Pioneers at Ray Tanner Field at Founders Park to begin the 2025 campaign under new head coach Paul Mainieri.
A new era of South Carolina baseball is beginning in Columbia with the debut of first-year head coach Paul Mainieri to the program. The Gamecocks look to improve off of its 2024 campaign where South Carolina finished with a 37-25 record and was knocked out in the NCAA Regionals by James Madison University.
A new era of South Carolina baseball kicked off Saturday afternoon at the newly-named Ray Tanner Field at Founders Park, where the Gamecocks picked up an 18-3 win over the Air Force Falcons in a 14-inning fall scrimmage.
The South Carolina baseball team swung into action for the 2025 season on Sept. 30, with the first of many preseason scrimmages.
Gamecock Athletics got a taste of what the future of its baseball and softball programs might look like last week when both team's new head coaches were introduced to the media for the first time. Head softball coach Ashley Chastain spoke to the media on Wednesday, June 12, while head baseball coach Paul Mainieri spoke on Thursday, June 13.
The University of South Carolina board of trustees met on Tuesday afternoon to approve the contract of Paul Mainieri, who was hired as the head coach of South Carolina’s baseball team.
South Carolina Athletics Director Ray Tanner announced Monday morning that head baseball coach Mark Kingston has been relieved from his duties and will not return for the 2025 season.
An up-and-down season for South Carolina baseball ended this past weekend, as the team went 1-2 in the Raleigh Regional of the NCAA Tournament and were eliminated from postseason play. The Gamecocks' failure to advance marked the second time it made the tournament but did not reach the Super Regional round in head coach Mark Kingston's tenure.
The No. 20 South Carolina baseball team dropped its fourth series of the season against SEC opposition this weekend, winning just one of three contests against No. 2 Arkansas.
The No. 22 South Carolina baseball team dropped its home series to the No. 3 Texas A&M Aggies over the weekend at Founders Park.
South Carolina has seen great contributions from its starting catcher, Cole Messina. He has been one of the team's best offensive players since becoming a mainstay in the lineup last season.
The South Carolina baseball team was shut out in its midweek matchup against Georgia Southern on Wednesday, losing the game 8-0.
The No. 18 South Carolina baseball team extended its win streak to six games in a high-scoring 19-14 victory over Presbyterian.
The South Carolina baseball team has started its season with a 19-5 record and is heading into the heart of its SEC schedule. Throughout the team's winning record, fifth-year center fielder Dylan Brewer has been a beacon of consistency both offensively and defensively for the Gamecocks.