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According to ESPN’s HoopGurlz 2019 recruiting rankings, Aliyah Boston and Zia Cooke were ranked the No. 3 and No. 4 best high school players in the country, respectively. Like any freshmen in college, it took time to get acclimated to being somewhere completely different. Both players said coming to South Carolina has been “fun and exciting.”
In a highly anticipated SEC showdown, the No. 1 South Carolina women’s basketball team played host to No. 9 Mississippi State (16-3) at Colonial Life Arena on Monday night.
Over the last couple of years, the South Carolina men’s and women’s basketball programs have played in some of the biggest games in college basketball. The same can be said about the 2019-20 season as they will be playing against some of the best teams in the country. Here are the top five games to watch as the season progresses.
The No. 5 South Carolina women’s basketball team took on its in-state rival Clemson (2-4) at Clemson Sunday.
The South Carolina men’s basketball team continued its seven-game homestand with a matchup against Cleveland State at Colonial Life Arena. With a win, the team remains undefeated this season.
The No. 8 South Carolina women’s basketball team traveled to College Park, Maryland for its first road trip of the season to take on No. 4 Maryland (1-1) at the Xfinity Center in one of the most anticipated matchups of the year.
The South Carolina men’s basketball team defeated the Columbia International University Rams 87-50 to begin the 2019-20 season in an exhibition game Wednesday night at Colonial Life Arena.
It was a tough night on both sides of the ball for the Gamecocks and they lost to the Jacksonville Dolphins at home 3-2. For the first 80 minutes of the matchup, the team was unable to score.
The Gamecocks defeated the Florida Atlantic Owls 2-1 at Stone Satdium Sunday night.
Coming off a road trip in which they did not win a single game, the South Carolina men’s soccer team came home and collect a much-needed win, 4-2, against Presbyterian College (2-8-0).
After winning its SEC home opener against Georgia, the South Carolina women’s soccer team hit the road for a matchup with the Alabama Crimson Tide and scored five unanswered goals. The Gamecocks won 5-2 on Thursday night at Alabama Soccer Stadium.