Two former Gamecocks to face China with U.S. National Team
Two former members of the Gamecock women’s basketball team will suit up for the U.S. National Team when the Americans face China in April.
After play was halted overnight due to severe weather, No. 27 South Carolina men’s tennis (17-7, 7-5 SEC) prevailed 4-3 over Alabama (16-11, 2-10 SEC) on Monday morning at Carolina Tennis Center.
The Gamecocks will look to bounce back at home versus Presbyterian after being blanked by Arkansas in both games of Sunday’s doubleheader.
Two former members of the Gamecock women’s basketball team will suit up for the U.S. National Team when the Americans face China in April.
South Carolina women’s tennis (19-5, 11-2 SEC) was named the third seed in the 2018 SEC Tournament, the league announced Sunday.
South Carolina head men’s basketball coach Frank Martin announced on Monday that freshman guard David Beatty has asked for and been granted a full release from the Gamecock program.
Carlos Cortes’ 2-run home run in the top of the fifth proved to be the difference for South Carolina baseball in a 3-2 win over No. 3 Arkansas Thursday night (April 12) in the opener of a three-game SEC set at Baum Stadium.
Columbia outlasted Asheville in extras on Thursday night. The Fireflies scored twice in the top of the tenth and defeated the Tourists, 7-5, at McCormick Field. It was the first extra-inning game – and win – for Columbia in 2018.
The Las Vegas Aces selected South Carolina forward, and unanimous national player of the year, A’ja Wilson, Thursday, with the number one overall pick of the 2018 WNBA Draft.
Former Gamecock standout A’ja Wilson has been drafted number one overall by the Las Vegas Aces in this years WNBA Draft. It is the first time that a woman from the state of South Carolina has been the number one pick.
ABC Columbia sat down with three-time SEC Player of the Year and National Champion A’ja Wilson before Thursday night’s WNBA Draft. Here’s part II of our interview.