South Carolina softball took two of three games against the No. 10 Texas A&M Aggies over the weekend in low-scoring affairs. The weekend ended with a walk-off throwing error, allowing redshirt senior outfielder Quincee Lilio to score the game-winning run.
South Carolina suffers a series sweep to the Florida Gators, its second sweep of the season. The Gamecocks managed three total runs in the weekend set, despite a no-hit opening game.
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.
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.
The No. 23 South Carolina softball team drops its third consecutive series against a Southeastern Conference opponent to start its conference schedule.
South Carolina's softball team falls 8-0 to the Clemson Tigers during the first game of the Palmetto Series on Wednesday night. Strong hitting from the Tigers and a lack of hitting from the Gamecocks and struggles on the mound led to a Clemson victory after only six innings.
South Carolina ended its weekend series against LSU with early win and back-to-back losses.
South Carolina used an eight-run first inning and consistent offensive pressure to build a 13-3 lead over Georgia Southern. The Gamecocks combined disciplined plate appearances, aggressive baserunning and timely pitching changes to control the game early.
Sophomore infielder and Ole Miss transfer Tate Davis is quickly establishing herself as a key contributor in South Carolina’s lineup with disciplined at-bats, speed on the bases and timely hits. As the Gamecocks build early-season momentum, Davis’ steady approach reflects the team’s focus on competitive plate appearances and consistent offensive pressure.
South Carolina's softball team went 4-4 over spring break, starting conference play 0-3 after falling to Texas in a series sweep for the Longhorns. While the Gamecocks started out on a four-game losing streak, they redeemed themselves. They finished the week on a four-game win streak, and hope to continue their streak against Georgia Southern on March 18.
South Carolina softball opened the 2026 season with a 15–6 record across four non-conference tournaments: the Gamecock Invitational, Carolina Classic, Mary Nutter Collegiate Classic and Garnet & Black Invitational. The Gamecocks recorded multiple run-rule victories and double-digit scoring performances while receiving balanced production from the lineup and pitching staff.
South Carolina softball ended preseason play with major wins during the Garnet & Black Invitational. The Gamecocks head into SEC play at 15-6, winning seven of its last eight games.
South Carolina softball earned a pair of midweek wins to capture a double-digit lead on the season.
The South Carolina baseball and softball teams are entering their respective seasons with high expectations. After coming off one of the worst seasons in program history, the baseball team will strive to turn things around, while the softball team looks to maintain success after its trip to the NCAA Super Regional in 2025. With both coaches entering their second seasons at the helm, this year will showcase what the future may hold for these programs.
No. 13 South Carolina softball dropped three of its five games during the Mary Nutter Collegiate Classic this past weekend. All three of its losses were to ranked opponents, and its overall record settles in at 9-5 on the season.
No.16 South Carolina softball swept the Carolina Classic in dominant fashion, winning all four of its games while outscoring its opponents 33-4. The Gamecocks found success on both sides of the ball, leading to their four victories and two run-rule wins.
South Carolina went 3-2 over the weekend in the Gamecock Invitational to open the 2026 season. The Gamecocks dropped both games against No. 21 Virginia Tech but picked up wins against Winthrop, Syracuse and Binghamton.
