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After not being selected in the 2021 MLB Draft, fifth-year outfielder Andrew Eyster decided to return to South Carolina for one more season. Before exercising his final year of eligibility, he said he didn't believe he'd be back in 2022.
Coming off a 34-23 (16-14 SEC) 2021 campaign, the South Carolina baseball team is aiming for a deep, postseason run in 2022. Entering his fifth season, head coach Mark Kingston said the team wants to prove that it can be "really good."
When it comes to baseball, players and coaches only make up a portion of what goes into the gameday experience. At Founders Park, the South Carolina groundskeeping crew works long hours to ensure the field remains in perfect condition.
With the 2022 season around the corner, the South Carolina baseball program will rely on newcomers to replace the talent that left during the off-season.
The South Carolina baseball team played two, six inning, scrimmage games against the University of North Carolina-Wilmington on Saturday. The Gamecocks walked away with a 7-7 tie in game one and a 8-4 win in game two.
After the departure of coach Stu Lake over the summer, a hole was left in the South Carolina baseball coaching staff. But on Aug. 5, that hole was filled by former South Carolina star baseball player Scott Wingo.
The South Carolina baseball team was in need of a new ace to lead the team on Friday nights after redshirt sophomore right-hander Carmen Mlodzinski was drafted 31st overall by the Pittsburgh Pirates last summer, and redshirt junior right-handed pitcher Thomas Farr has stepped up to the challenge.
The No. 11 South Carolina baseball team dropped two of three games at home to the No. 1 Arkansas Razorbacks after struggling offensively behind solid pitching in all three games.
This June will mark the 10-year anniversary of the 2011 South Carolina baseball team's NCAA Championship title.
Founders Park is increasing its capacity to 50% for the remainder of the 2021 baseball season due to changes in COVID-19 guidelines and increased vaccinations in South Carolina.
The No. 11 South Carolina baseball team took its fourth SEC series in a row after defeating LSU 2-1 on the road. This is South Carolina's first series win over the Tigers in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, since 2013. The team now holds a 24-10 overall record and a 10-5 record in SEC play.
The South Carolina baseball team picked up right where it left off on Tuesday night as the No. 11 Gamecocks dominated in a 9-0 rout of Charleston Southern at Founders Park.
After a subpar performance on Friday night for the Gamecocks, South Carolina bats came alive over the weekend, scoring 24 runs in two games as the No. 11 South Carolina baseball team came away with a series win over Missouri at Founders Park.
No. 11 South Carolina dropped its midweek game on Tuesday night against North Carolina 3-2 in 10 innings at Truist Field in Charlotte, North Carolina.
The South Carolina Gamecocks baseball team took the series win against the Georgia Bulldogs with stellar pitching and home runs on Saturday and Sunday. The Gamecocks improve to 19-7 on the season and 6-3 in SEC play, winning their second SEC series in a row.
Coming off a weekend in which the South Carolina offense scored 21 runs against a talented Florida pitching staff, the bats continued to roll in a 9-4 win over Gardner-Webb on Tuesday night.
Riding the momentum of back-to-back wins, the No. 25 South Carolina baseball team swept No. 5 Florida over the weekend.
Thanks to an outstanding performance from freshman pitcher Will Sanders, the South Carolina baseball team came away with an 8-3 victory over The Citadel on Tuesday night at Founders Park.
After being upset by unranked Davidson on Wednesday, the South Carolina baseball team traveled to Nashville, Tennessee for a three-game weekend series against the No. 2 Vanderbilt Commodores. Despite losing the first two games, the Gamecocks managed to end the series with a win on Sunday.
The South Carolina baseball team fell 9-4 to Davidson in its fourth loss of the season on a rainy Wednesday night in Columbia. This was South Carolina's first loss at home, and the team will enter conference play with an 11-4 record this weekend.