The No. 20 South Carolina baseball team dropped its fourth SEC series of the season against No. 2 Arkansas. South Carolina picked up a win in the first game of a Saturday doubleheader, but it was unable to carry that momentum into its third contest of the weekend.
The South Carolina baseball team was completely shut out for the first time all season in its midweek matchup against Georgia Southern, losing 8-0. Sophomore outfielder Ethan Petry and freshman pitcher Eddie Copper both exited the game early due to injuries.
The Gamecocks are one win away from reaching another Final Four after a narrow 79-75 victory over No. 4 seed Indiana. Senior center Kamilla Cardoso led the team with 22 points, and sophomore guard Raven Johnson hit multiple big shots late in the game to help South Carolina earn the win.
Heading into the 2024 season, the South Carolina baseball team expected its batting lineup to be dominant and its pitching staff to be uncertain. But by the end of March, the team's batters have struggled to score runners, while its pitchers have served as the backbone of the team's success.
South Carolina defeated USC Upstate 14-8 at Fluor Field in Greenville, South Carolina Tuesday night. The Gamecocks, while struggling with pitching at first, were able to utilize the rest of the bullpen to stop the Spartans. The Gamecocks will now look to host No. 3 Vanderbilt at home this weekend.
Freshman pitcher Eddie Copper's debut for the South Carolina baseball team was not the first impression he was hoping for. But since then, he has emerged as the team's midweek starter and amassed 19 strikeouts over 18 innings this season.
The South Carolina baseball team lost its first SEC series of the season to Ole Miss this weekend. The Gamecocks struggled to find its footing on offense in the first two games but came alive in the third to capture one win.
The South Carolina baseball team defeated Georgia State 4-3 in a matchup that saw the Gamecocks rely on its pitching. Next, the team will travel to Oxford, Mississippi, for its first SEC series of the season.
The No. 19 South Carolina baseball team improved to 8-1 on the season in its midweek matchup against Gardner-Webb on Tuesday. The Gamecocks were patient at the plate, scoring more runs than hits and using its pitching to shut the door on the Runnin' Bulldogs. The Gamecocks will now look to the weekend, where it will play in-state rival Clemson in its first ranked matchup of the season.
The South Carolina women's basketball team defeated Alabama 72-44 on Thursday to earn its 26th victory of the season. With the win, head coach Dawn Staley picked up her 600th career win as a head coach.