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No. 25 Clemson outlasts Cincinnati 5-2

In his first career outing, Dutch Fork alum Tyler Olenchuk (1-0) allowed just two hits (both singles), no runs and no walks with three strikeouts to earn the win.

Gamecock softball splits opening day in Jacksonville

No. 19 South Carolina softball split its opening day doubleheader against Auburn and Jacksonville on Saturday at UNF. Carolina dropped a 5-4 game to the Tigers in the first game of the 2021 season before closing the day with a 10-0 win over the Dolphins.

Gamecocks open 2021 season with big win over Dayton

The trio of Brady Allen, Wes Clarke and Andrew Eyster combined to go 9-for-10 with eight RBI and Thomas Farr struck out eight in a six-inning start as the University of South Carolina baseball team opened 2021 with a 12-1 win over Dayton Friday night at Founders Park.

No. 25 Tigers blank Bearcats, 5-0 on Opening Day

Davis Sharpe and Mat Clark combined on a two-hit shutout with 15 strikeouts in No. 25 Clemson's 5-0 win over Cincinnati at Doug Kingsmore Stadium on Friday afternoon. The game was the season opener for both teams.

Fireflies name 2021 coaching staff

The Columbia Fireflies, in conjunction with the Kansas City Royals, today announced their 2021 field staff. The first Royals staff to come to South Carolina’s capital is headlined by Brooks Conrad, who led the Lexington Legends to the 2019 South Atlantic League Championship. 

Tigers topple No. 14 Virginia Tech, 8-1

Propelled by a five-run inning in the bottom of the third, the Clemson Softball team earned its second ranked win in as many attempts after knocking off 14th-ranked Virginia Tech in the Tigers’ 2021 home opener at McWhorter Stadium on Thursday.

Former Ridge View coach named assistant at Charlotte

Charlotte head football coach Will Healy has named former Ridge View High School (Columbia, S.C.) head coach Perry Parks as the 49ers wide receivers coach. The hiring of Parks completes Healy's full-time staff for the 2021 season.

ACC outlines basketball tournament admission policy

Based on current North Carolina state regulations, no public tickets will be available for the 2021 Atlantic Coast Conference men’s and women’s basketball tournaments, the ACC announced Thursday. Admission to each game of the event will be limited to family and guests of team personnel.

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