Former Gamecock Whit Merrifield was injured Sunday on a foul ball play.
Julio Teheran pitched six no-hit innings before being pulled from his first start since coming off the disabled list, and Atlanta relievers gave up six hits Sunday while the Braves finished off a 4-1 win over the San Diego Padres.
Yeizo Campos tasted success when he started on Mother’s Day on May 13. This time around, pitching on Father’s Day, the son of Enzo Campos was brilliant again. The righty tossed five effective innings, picked up his first win of the season and led Columbia to an 8-2 series finale win over Hagerstown on Sunday.
The only thing that spared Dustin Johnson from another U.S. Open implosion is that everyone around him suffered on a Shinnecock Hills course that even the USGA conceded got out of hand Saturday afternoon.
In the lowcountry today, more than 600 kids came out for the fifth annual Ellington Elite Football Camp.
The Beer was flowing Friday night in the Tri-City ValleyCats season-opener.
Former Gamecocks Kaela Davis (10 points) and Alisha Gray (2 points) faced off with old teammate A’ja Wilson (14 points) Friday night.
Zac Grotz returned to affiliated baseball on Friday and hurled 7.2 splendid innings of work. He and the Fireflies fell to Hagerstown, though, 3-2 in 10 innings.
Dustin Johnson used the long ball to show how much was going his way in the U.S. Open.
On Friday, Frank Martin spoke out for the first time about forward Brian Bowen, and the NCAA’s decision to make him ineligible for the 2018-2019 season.
