No. 12 Women’s Soccer Drops Final Non-Conference Match of the Season
South Carolina now turns its attention to SEC play when the Gamecocks open their conference season Thursday, September 16 at Missouri.
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Debo Williams named SEC co-Freshman of the week
Playing in his first collegiate game, Williams was credited with two blocked punts in the Gamecocks’ 46-0 shutout win over Eastern Illinois on Saturday.
Early Goals Propel 12th Ranked Gamecocks to 4-1 Victory
Two goals in the first seven minutes gave the 12th ranked South Carolina women’s soccer team an early advantage they wouldn’t relinquish, as the Gamecocks moved to 5-0 on the season with a 4-1 victory over Charlotte.
Gamecock men’s soccer wins first game of Tony Annan era
The South Carolina men’s soccer team utilized four goals to defeat Winthrop, 4-1, on Sunday night inside of Stone Stadium.
Corinna Zullo Scores Game-Winner in Final Minute of Road Victory
The win improves the Gamecocks to 3-0 on the season.
Gamecocks Announce Williams-Brice Stadium COVID Protocols
While not mandatory, the Athletics Department encourages all fans to wear face coverings at Williams-Brice Stadium to provide as safe an environment as possible.
Gamecock women’s soccer opens season with 3-0 win over College of Charleston
Carolina improved to 7-1-2 in the all-time series with College of Charleston. Sunday’s win came on the Gamecocks’ first trip to Charleston since the 2002 campaign.
Gamecock Softball Coaching Staff Completed
South Carolina softball head coach Beverly Smith announced the completion of her coaching staff on Monday with the addition of assistant coach Katie Repole and volunteer assistant coach Kevin Maguire.
SEC Releases 2022 Men’s Basketball Conference Opponents
South Carolina will face its permanent opponents, Georgia, Mississippi State and Tennessee, along with Auburn and Vanderbilt in home-and-home series’ next season. Dates, times and television details will be released this fall.
Gray Brings Home Olympic Gold in 3×3 Basketball
South Carolina alumna Allisha Gray tied for team-high honors with five rebounds to help power the United States win a gold medal in 3×3 basketball, topping the Russian Olympic Committee team 18-15 on Wednesday.
