After missing a penalty shot in the first half and leaving the defense open in the second half, the Gamecock women's soccer team lost its second straight conference game to the Tennessee Volunteers 1-0.
SEC Network came to Columbia with a full slate of live shows to cover Gamecock football and family weekend in action.
In the team's 20th season, Gamecock club hockey head coach Allan Sirois says the team's success on the ice and its use of social media has made a huge impact of the growth of the team's fan base.
"Massive positives for me," head coach Tony Annan said post-game, focusing on his players' strength of character after a big loss to rival Clemson.
Offensive Coordinator Marcus Satterfield emphasized his main priority for the first game of the season is, “making sure that South Carolina offense is ready to roll when game one comes around."
Football head coach Shane Beamer said he felt this week of practice was the team's best this spring, praising his players' energy and performance.
Gamecocks women's soccer player Samantha Chang found success on the national level. "That's something that we're proud of," head coach Shelley Smith said.
The Gamecocks got their second consecutive 3-0 victory of the spring season and remain undefeated at home in the 2020-21 season.
South Carolina earned the fifth No. 1 seed in program history and the first since they cut down the nets after winning the NCAA Championship in 2017.
South Carolina women's soccer beat the College of Charleston 3-0 and recorded 26 shots, including 11 on goal, while only allowing the Cougars two shots on the day.