The awards keep coming for South Carolina women’s basketball. Having already received several honors from the SEC’s coaches and the Associated Press, the program was recognized by the Women’s Basketball Coaches Association (WBCA) on Wednesday.
Junior Will Starke and No. 8 South Carolina enjoyed another solid finish against some of the nation’s top teams Tuesday.
South Carolina track and field senior Jeannelle Scheper garnered national recognition thanks to her performance this past weekend at the Shamrock Invitational winning SEC and USTFCCCA National Athlete of the Week.
Playing in its last game at Colonial Life Arena this season, South Carolina moved one step closer to its goal of winning a national championship Sunday night.
No. 6 South Carolina (18-6) crawled into Sunday’s series finale against Missouri (18-6) on a three game losing streak and following a stretch of three extra inning games in its last four.
South Carolina fell to Texas A&M in all three series games after traveling for their first SEC road weekend series of the series.
The Track and Field outdoor season kicked off for the South Carolina Gamecocks on Thursday, March 19 at the Alan Connie Shamrock Invitational in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina.
Perhaps no player better represents the absurd amount of depth the third-ranked South Carolina women’s basketball team possesses than senior guard Olivia Gaines.
In the days leading up to Friday’s first round NCAA tournament game, South Carolina head coach Dawn Staley preached the importance of not overlooking 16-seed Savannah State to her players.
In the semifinals of the SEC tournament earlier this season, the South Carolina women’s basketball team faced an upset-minded LSU squad.
Evident by its 30-2 record and the one-seed it earned for the second consecutive season, the South Carolina women’s basketball team has proven itself to be one of the most talented teams in the country.
One year following a loss in the Sweet 16 despite its one-seed, South Carolina once again enters this season’s NCAA tournament as one of the nation’s top seeds and the Gamecocks are trying to get over the hump, so to speak.
The sport of sand volleyball has seen its popularity in America spike within the past few years and South Carolina joined the outbreak when making it its 21st varsity sports back in 2013.
For the South Carolina women’s tennis team, SEC play is flying by, but the Gamecocks feel that they have much more to prove. Head coach Kevin Epley’s team is determined to close out the regular-season on a positive note and that starts with having strong performances at home this weekend against Mississippi State and Ole Miss.
Hopefully you’ve filled out your brackets, because March Madness is finally here. The NCAA men’s tournament began Tuesday night with two of the First Four games, but the real action begins on Thursday and Friday. The women’s tournament starts up on Friday as well.
Today is March 18, which means we are one month away from the beginning of the NBA playoffs. The grueling regular season is dwindling down, award season is within arms reach and most importantly teams are frantically fighting for playoff seeding.
Coming off an SEC tournament championship, the South Carolina women’s basketball team (30-2) gathered Monday night at Colonial Life Arena to watch the NCAA tournament selection show along with some of its most dedicated fans.