South Carolina completes weekend sweep over Alabama with 11-5 win
The Gamecocks tied their season-high with 14 hits, and Andre Eyster set a new career-high with six runs driven in on the day.
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Burgess’ hit lifts Gamecocks to a walk-off win over Alabama
Colin Burgess’ single to left scored Evan Stone, giving the University of South Carolina baseball team a 6-5 walk-off win over Alabama Thursday night (April 28) to open a three-game series at Founders Park.
Gamecock baseball shut out at No. 19 Auburn
Will Sanders allowed seven hits and two runs in five innings in the loss. Cade Austin came in and had four strikeouts, allowing just two hits with no runs in three innings.
South Carolina falls to Auburn after four-run seventh inning
Noah Hall went 6.1 innings, allowing nine hits and five earned runs with five strikeouts. The loss went to Matthew Becker, who allowed a pair of runs in an inning of work.
South Carolina falls to No. 19 Auburn in series opener
John Gilreath had an outstanding performance on the mound in relief, pitching five innings and allowing just two hits with five strikeouts, but the one mistake was in the seventh as Bobby Peirce hit a solo home run to left.
South Carolina scores late to take down Winthrop
Next up, the Gamecocks open a weekend series at No. 19 Auburn Friday night.
Gamecocks even series with Ole Miss, Saturday first pitch moved to 3:00 p.m.
The night belonged to Hall as he earned the win for the Gamecocks. He pitched a season high 7.2 innings and threw 96 pitches. Matthew Becker earned his third save of the season, striking out three in 1.1 innings.
Gamecock baseball evens series with 13-7 win over No. 14 Georgia
Will Sanders earned the win on the mound. He struck out nine in 6.1 innings, allowing five hits and three earned runs.
Gamecock baseball fall to No. 14 Georgia in 9th inning
Noah Hall pitched a gem, allowing just one run with 10 strikeouts in seven innings of work. The loss went to Cade Austin, who struck out two and gave up three hits and two runs in two innings.
Paris Adds First Two Coaches with Bronson and Shannon
Both join Paris after working previously for him at Chattanooga. Bronson was an assistant for the Mocs the past five seasons (2017-22) and Shannon for the last three (2019-22).
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