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While he may have numerous responsibilities, USC's new President Michael Amiridis plans to be fully involved with South Carolina athletics.
Four South Carolina athletics coaches received raises and contract extensions after approval from the board of trustees on June 24.
When Landon Powell’s playing days ended in 2013, he knew exactly what he wanted to do next in his life.
It wasn’t long after South Carolina women’s basketball’s second national championship that six players left for different schools, graduation and professional basketball. Nevertheless, this didn't stop head coach Dawn Staley from finding her next batch of talent.
Once a program competing for championships, South Carolina baseball reached an unfamiliar low in 2022. The Gamecocks finished 27-28 (13-17 SEC), marking its first losing season since 1996.
While students have been enjoying the start of summer break, South Carolina athletics have remained busy during the homestretch of their spring seasons. Here's everything that happened in May.
A parade was held on Main street Wednesday night to celebrate the South Carolina women’s basketball team’s second national championship victory alongside thousands of fans.
The South Carolina softball team's five-game winning streak came to an end in a 3-1 loss to No. 15 Clemson on Tuesday night at Beckham Field.
Brice Laney gained a greater understanding of how important pharmacists have become over the last two years watching how hard they work in hospitals.
Title IX — the federal law that prevents discrimination based on sex by any education program receiving funds from the federal government — celebrates its 50th anniversary this year.
It's no secret the South Carolina baseball team has struggled to stay healthy this season, as six pitchers are out with injuries.
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After taking down No. 4 Vanderbilt, the South Carolina baseball team (12-12, 2-4 SEC) dropped its midweek contest against Presbyterian 9-6 on Tuesday night.
The South Carolina softball team's losing streak extended to five games after being swept by No. 4 Alabama this weekend. Despite having a winning record, the Gamecocks have struggled against SEC competition, moving to (2-7) this season.
As the South Carolina baseball team continues to deal with injuries to its pitching staff, freshman left-hander Matthew Becker has made a name for himself in the weekend rotation.
After playing well against No. 1 Texas, the South Carolina baseball team was swept by No. 7 Tennessee in its opening SEC series in Knoxville.
After dropping its opening SEC series against No. 15 Georgia, the South Carolina softball team responded with a 10-3 win over the Charleston Cougars on Thursday night at Beckham Field.
For the first time since 1999, the South Carolina baseball team dropped all three games this weekend and was swept by in-state rival Clemson.
Early in the season, freshman infielder/right-handed pitcher Michael Braswell has brought his energy to the field, quickly becoming a fan-favorite among Gamecock baseball fans.
After splitting the first two games of the season, the Gamecocks were in danger of dropping its first season opening series since 1970. Clutch hits from fifth-year outfielder Andrew Eyster and freshman infielder Michael Braswell helped South Carolina rally back on Sunday and clinch the season opening series victory.