Raven Johnson's four seasons with South Carolina included three national championship appearances and the only undefeated, national-championship-winning season in program history. The all-time Gamecock leaves behind an unforgettable legacy of success from her time in Columbia.
Defensive line coach Travian Robertson is back coaching for the Gamecocks after his accident in late August 2025. He is navigating his recovery with help from his doctors, his faith, his family and his loved ones in baby steps.
University of South Carolina’s club gymnastics team offers students a way to continue the sport they love in a supportive, low-pressure environment that prioritizes fun, friendships and personal growth over intense competition. Through practices, travel meets and shared experiences, members say the club creates a tight-knit community that helps students stay active while building lasting connections in college.
South Carolina's starting senior center Madina Okot won't return for the 2026-27 season after being denied an additional year of eligibility. The Gamecocks will be without Okot's 10.6 rebounds per game in next season's campaign.
South Carolina baseball drops its midweek matchup 6-4 against the College of Charleston after being shut out the first four innings and giving up the two go-ahead runs in the top of the ninth inning to secure the loss.
Senior pitcher Jori Heard has emerged as a dominant force for South Carolina softball. Her consistent performances in key conference matchups have made her a major contributor to South Carolina's defensive success.
Redshirt senior transfer Dayne Arnett joins a stacked offensive line roster that includes eight transfers, eight returners and two rookies. Despite only one year of eligibility left, Arnett's skill set and strong mindset will only add to the depth of the offensive line as he transitions from Division II to Division I.
South Carolina women's basketball lost by 28 points to UCLA in the national championship on Sunday. The Gamecocks struggled to slow down the Bruins in the paint, a trend that dominated the game and resulted in the lopsided outcome.
As spring football kicks off, South Carolina starts to preface its new faces, coaches and staff. As spring practice continues, the rebuild that the program went through becomes more apparent. This year, it isn't just new faces but also new spring practice layout, new priorities and a refresh on the playbook.
South Carolina women's basketball falls 79-51 to UCLA in the national championship game in Phoenix, Arizona. The team finishes the 2025-26 campaign with an overall record of 36-4 following its second consecutive national championship game loss.
South Carolina's softball team fell to the Tennessee Volunteers 2-1, marking its fourth conference series loss, after big hitting and pitching from the Volunteers. The Gamecocks will now head back to Beckham Field to take on the Florida Gators from April 10-12.
South Carolina and UCLA face off in the national championship on Sunday, and The Daily Gamecock sat down with The Daily Bruin to discuss the upcoming bout between the two programs.
South Carolina baseball falls 2-1 over the weekend to No. 2 Texas at Founders Park. The Gamecocks dominate in game one of the series 9-1 Thursday, but drop the next two matchups to drop their fourth straight series of the season.
The Gamecocks are back in the national championship, but they will have to get through UCLA to earn their third title in the last five years. The Bruins have never played in the big game, but a win streak of 30 games helps the team enter with the confidence necessary to win it all.
South Carolina defeated UConn Friday to advance to the national championship game, but not without vital performances by the team's best players. The Daily Gamecock women's basketball beat writer and SGTV's on-scene reporters pick their players of the game from the Final Four win.
South Carolina women's basketball locked up top-ranked UConn Friday to earn a trip to the national championship game, the third straight appearance for the program. Defensive poise helped close the win out late.
South Carolina women's basketball defeated top-seeded UConn on Friday to advance to the national championship game for the third consecutive season. The 14-point victory ended the Huskies' win streak of 54 games.
