GCA’s season ends on penalty kicks
Despite numerous looks on goal and shot attempts, Gray Collegiate was unable to find the back of the net through 110 minutes of scoreless soccer in the SCHSL 2A Upper State Championship.
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Wando ends River Bluff’s season
Defending SCHSL state champion Wando defeated River Bluff for the 5A Lower State Championship Tuesday night 2-1.
Ben Lippen moves on to play for SCISA Title
Ben Lippen trailed Laurence Manning twice in the second game of their SCISA 3A Semifinal Tuesday, but came back to score twice in the seventh, winning 5-4, and advancing to the State Championship series.
Holbrook making return to Columbia, facing USC
After five seasons of leading the Gamecocks, former Carolina head coach Chad Holbrook will face his old team for the first time Wednesday when his College of Charleston Cougars take on Mark Kingston and USC.
Gamecocks get to enjoy bye in SEC Tournament
Carolina softball traveled to the SEC Tournament Tuesday, able to enjoy their first-round bye as the three seed and skip Wednesday’s opening round.
Former Gamecocks guard Felder going to Junior College
Former Gamecocks guard Rakym Felder is transferring to continue his basketball career on the JUCO level.
Gamecocks in 12th at San Francisco regional
Sophomores Anita Uwadia and Ana Pelaez both posted rounds of par or better to pace No. 9 South Carolina women’s golf on day two of the NCAA San Francisco Regional Tuesday at TPC Harding Park.
Carolina adds grad transfer Campbell from Georgetown
South Carolina has landed some needed help at point guard with the addition of graduate transfer Tre Campbell of Georgetown.
Clemson picks up pair of transfers
Clemson University men’s basketball has added a pair of transfers in Jonathan Baehre and Javan White, announced by head coach Brad Brownell on Tuesday.
Gamecocks earn All-SEC recognition
No. 12 South Carolina softball had five different players named to All-SEC Teams for their efforts in conference play during the 2018 season, the league office announced Tuesday.
