Three Gamecocks went north for the summer to play amongst the best players in college baseball to help them improve their skills before the upcoming season.
The South Carolina women's basketball team lost a veteran player in senior guard Lindsey Spann, who will be out for the rest of the season due to ankle injuries.
Braden Storner's rising wrist shot beat Gamecocks goaltender Jared Ward with 7.5 seconds remaining to lift Ole Miss over the Gamecocks in Saturday's 5th place game at the Southeastern Collegiate Hockey Conference tournament in Antioch, Tennessee.
The Gamecocks couldn't get anything going Saturday afternoon as they lost to Florida, handing them their fifth straight loss.
Six unanswered Kentucky goals sunk South Carolina as the Gamecocks fell 9-4 in the first round of the Southeastern Collegiate Hockey Conference tournament Friday afternoon.
The Gamecocks have struggled to close out games recently, especially at home, as they look to find their rhythm again against Florida on Saturday.
The 2018 softball season opens this week , and the Gamecocks are poised for a record season.
The new early signing day period has given the players the platform to prove themselves and develop into South Carolina's style in a more effective way.
The 2018 National Signing Day brought the South Carolina football program 22 recruits, but due to the new early signing period, they inked just two players on Wednesday.
Both South Carolina's men's and women's tennis teams were able to defeat top opponents last Thursday and Friday, which have given them momentum going forward early in their seasons.
The national championship rematch went to Mississippi State as the South Carolina women's basketball team picked up its second straight loss.
Former Gamecocks Alshon Jeffery and Duce Staley help the Philadelphia Eagles get past the New England Patriots to win Super Bowl LII.
The 2018 Winter Olympics kick off this week and even though no Gamecocks will be competing, many have represented their countries and will use this Olympics to remind themselves of their future goals.
The South Carolina women's basketball team needs to rebound quickly from its loss to No. 1 UConn Thursday night, as the Gamecocks have yet another tough test in No. 2 Mississippi State on Monday.
South Carolina's winning ways continued Friday night with a 5-3 victory over UNC Charlotte at Indian Trail, North Carolina.
Six first-period goals sealed the deal for South Carolina as they defeated College of Charleston 9-2 Thursday night in Irmo.
No. 1 UConn was once again too much for South Carolina to handle as the Huskies beat the Gamecocks for the fourth consecutive season.
