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South Carolina women's soccer team has battled against the top teams in the SEC for the past two games, first against Florida, then taking on LSU. The Gators pulled out on top of the Gamecocks with a 2-1 victory on Thursday. The Gamecocks managed to tie up a game on Sunday with the Tigers on Sunday 1-1.
The No. 22 South Carolina men’s soccer team fell to an unranked Charlotte team on Friday in a heated matchup at Transamerica field in Charlotte, North Carolina. This game was physical, especially for Charlotte, who committed a total of 15 fouls, while the Gamecocks committed nine of their own. It was a truly fierce matchup, even if the 2-0 Charlotte win made the game seem one-sided.
South Carolina's No. 17 men’s soccer faced off with No. 15 Kentucky to see who would remain unbeaten in Conference USA.
The women's soccer team may have outshot Vanderbilt 22-4, but the Commodores put the ball where it counted, winning 2-1 in overtime on a goal from Simone Charley.
The lights at Eugene E. Stone III Stadium have never been brighter for the Lady Gamecocks. In the past three seasons, the women’s soccer team has gone from 7-10-4 in 2012 to 17-4-2 in 2013 and finished last year with a 14-6-5 record, a trip to the NCAA tournament quarterfinals (the first in school history) and matched the program’s highest ever final ranking as the ninth-best team in the nation.
South Carolina women's soccer team defeated another top-10 team, No. 8 Auburn, in Stone Stadium on Thursday. In the comfort of their stadium, the Gamecocks gained another conference win with the support of their community after the devastation of the recent flooding in the city.
First, it was the conference opener versus University of Alabama-Birmingham. Then, it was eighth-ranked Elon. Four days later, it was No. 7 New Mexico. The Gamecock men's soccer team played arguably the toughest part of their schedule and not only survived, but emerged unbeaten. The team returns to action Friday when they travel to West Virginia in a conference matchup against a 4-5-0 Marshall team.
South Carolina’s men’s and women’s soccer teams went a combined 4-0 with three wins over top-eight opponents last week.
En route to its seventh straight victory, the South Carolina women’s soccer team defeated the SEC’s fourth-ranked team, Texas A&M, Thursday night.
Men’s soccer has had some highlights this season, and they have had some low points. Despite the hills and valleys of their short season so far, they still are leading in one important aspect of their game: the Conference USA standings.
South Carolina’s men’s soccer team broke a three-match winless streak last Friday with a 1-0 win over conference foe UAB.
Coming off a 1-0 win and a stout defensive performance against conference rival UAB, the Gamecocks will take on a hot Elon team. Standing at 7-0, the Phoenix jumped in NSCAA Coaches poll from the 20th spot to No. 11.
The South Carolina women’s soccer team advanced in conference play by beating Missouri in a tiring 1-0 game.
South Carolina’s women’s soccer team was back in action Monday, following a 3-1 win over rival Georgia on Friday.
South Carolina men’s soccer fell to UNC-Wilmington over the weekend 5-0 in the second away game of the season.
Returning home after defeating Georgia, the women’s soccer team will go up against Kennesaw State for the first time in history Monday.
South Carolina women’s soccer team defeated Georgia in a physical game, the first SEC game of the year, in Athens 3-1 on Friday.
South Carolina’s soccer team was in desperate need of a win Tuesday following a 3-0 shutout loss to Clemson. On a rainy night, the Gamecocks played host to the University of North Carolina Greensboro (UNCG) Spartans.
The South Carolina women's soccer team traveled up I-77 to take on the UNC Charlotte 49ers Monday night.
The Gamecocks add another win to their record, beating Colgate at home, 2-0.