Ailing Gamecocks aim for Auburn
By David Roberts | April 17, 2014After seeing its losing streak grow to a season-worst four games, South Carolina’s baseball team is in dire need of a series win.
After seeing its losing streak grow to a season-worst four games, South Carolina’s baseball team is in dire need of a series win.
A’ja Wilson, the nation’s top women’s basketball recruit, has picked South Carolina.
The South Carolina baseball team seemed to carry its struggles from the weekend over to Tuesday night’s matchup with Charleston Southern, as the Gamecocks fell 4-1 and picked up their first non-conference loss of the season.
The South Carolina softball team (29-15) notched a 4-2 victory over Winthrop Tuesday night, kicking off an 11-game home stand to end the regular season. Redshirt junior pitcher Julie Sarratt picked up her 14th win of the season, holding the Eagles (22-20) to one earned run on five hits over seven innings. Winthrop junior Kelsey Ritter scored the first run of the game when she took home on senior infielder Codee Yeske’s error. Yeske redeemed herself in the bottom frame, plating two Gamecock baserunners with a double to right field. Sarratt surrendered a solo shot to Brookland-Cayce graduate Alex White in the fourth inning, but South Carolina maintained separation in the bottom of the inning off senior outfielder Chelsea Hawkins’ RBI single. Junior Sarah Mooney gave the team an insurance run that they would not end up needing in the bottom of the sixth, launching a solo home run, her ninth of the season, which is the most on the team. The Gamecocks square off against LSU Friday at 7 p.m.
The debate over whether or not collegiate athletes should be paid took an interesting turn following the men’s basketball national championship.
South Carolina women’s tennis lost for the first time in six matches Sunday, dropping a match against Vanderbilt 4-2.
After a dominant start to the season, the South Carolina baseball team is reeling.
Sloppy play dictated what turned out to be a battle for first place in the SEC East in Sunday’s matchup game between the No. 4 South Carolina baseball team and No. 13 Florida.
Although South Carolina is more than four months away from its season-opening clash against Texas A&M, there are still several question marks surrounding the Gamecocks’ defensive unit.
Although South Carolina is more than four months away from its season-opening clash against Texas A&M, there are still several question marks surrounding the Gamecocks’ defensive unit.
Throughout spring practice, redshirt freshman Connor Mitch and redshirt sophomore Perry Orth have battled for the right to back up starter Dylan Thompson this fall.
46,412 fans turned out to Williams-Brice Stadium on a picturesque Saturday afternoon to catch the South Carolina football team’s annual Garnet and Black Spring game.
The South Carolina and Florida baseball teams have jockeyed back and forth for the top spot in the SEC East all season, and right now, they are dead even.
With last year’s top three cornerbacks gone, there is a lot of uncertainty at the position for the Gamecocks, with many young players stepping into larger roles.
The South Carolina softball team is anxious to get on the field for a crucial SEC series against Arkansas.
With just three matches left in the regular season, the goal is simple for the South Carolina men’s tennis team: win two of them.
Redshirt junior Julie Sarratt tossed a one-hitter over four innings Tuesday night as the Gamecocks softball squad picked up a 2-0 win against Campbell University. Sarratt combined with freshman Nickie Blue to tame the Fighting Camels’ offense, limiting them to only three hits on the day.