South Carolina volleyball concluded the 2025 regular season with a 10-16 overall record, highlighted by strong non-conference performances and key wins over Arkansas, No. 25 Florida and Ole Miss. Despite challenges in SEC play, the Gamecocks showed growth through balanced offensive production, improvised defensive consistency and contributions from both veteran players and emerging talent.
The 2025-26 Palmetto Series tracks head-to-head athletic competitions and academic metrics between South Carolina and Clemson, with early results giving Clemson a head start. As major winter and spring matchups approach, the rivalry remains open and positioned for significant shifts in the standings.
South Carolina volleyball fell 3-0 to LSU on Senior Night, despite strong play at the net. The Gamecocks battled closely in each set but couldn't sustain momentum, struggling to capitalize on LSU's errors and maintain defensive consistency.
Senior forward Chloe Kitts will miss the 2025-26 season after suffering an ACL tear, leaving South Carolina to rework its frontcourt and test its depth.
The No. 2 South Carolina women's basketball team dominated the Anderson Trojans in an exhibition, winning 112-31 behind a balanced scoring attack and strong interior play.
South Carolina women's soccer retired former All-American Savannah McCaskill's No. 7 jersey on Sunday evening in a pre-match ceremony before South Carolina faced Texas A&M at Stone Stadium.
No. 8 South Carolina played to a 0-0 draw against Texas A&M on Sunday at Stone Stadium, following a pre-match ceremony retiring Savannah McCaskill's No. 7 jersey.
The South Carolina Gamecocks fell to the No. 14 Oklahoma Sooners 26-7 on Saturday at Williams-Brice Stadium, extending their losing streak. Despite stronger production from their wide receivers, South Carolina's offense struggled to convert on third downs and protect the quarterback, while Oklahoma's defensive pressure and late safety sealed the win.
The South Carolina football team hosts No. 14 Oklahoma at Williams-Brice Stadium, the second of five-consecutive ranked matchups for the Gamecocks. Redshirt junior quarterback John Mateer is back under center for the second consecutive game after injuring his right hand earlier in the season.
South Carolina volleyball head coach Sarah Rumely Noble comes from a storied career as both player and coach, beginning as a standout at the University of Kentucky, where she won SEC Player of the Year in 2008.