Blowfish blast past Savannah on July 4th
A three-run first inning bolstered the Blowfish past first-place Savannah Thursday night, defeating the Bananas 6-3.
Sports
Clemson, USA Team Tops Finland in Pool Play Opener
Clemson University men’s basketball, representing USA Team during the 2019 World University Games, defeated Finland in its pool play opener, 69-65.
Columbia’s Brantley throws down big dunk on big night at Summer League
Former Ridge View star and College of Charleston alum Jarrell Brantley had the play of the night in Utah’s 84-81 win over San Antonio in the Salt Lake City Summer League finale.
Gamecocks’ Lawson shines for Canada in win over Senegal
Gamecocks guard AJ Lawson impressed on the international stage Wednesday, scoring a game-high 31 points for Canada in a 90-79 win over Senegal in the FIBA U19 World Cup.
Gamecock tennis assistant leaving USC for head coaching job
A South Carolina women’s tennis assistant is leaving the Gamecocks for a head coaching position.
Zion Williamson named ACC Male Athlete of Year
Consensus Men’s Basketball National Player of the Year Zion Williamson of Duke and Field Hockey National Player of the Year Ashley Hoffman of North Carolina are the top Atlantic Coast Conference male and female athletes for the 2018-19 academic year, as voted upon by a select media panel (82 voters).
Top-rated USC freshman class embracing high expectations
Zia Cooke isn’t shy about listing the expectations for herself or South Carolina’s top-rated women’s basketball recruiting class.
Morgan scores and Naeher saves in 2-1 victory over England
With Alex Morgan’s cheeky tea-sipping celebration and a postgame mobbing of goalkeeper Alyssa Naeher, the United States has moved a step closer to successfully defending its latest Women’s World Cup title.
Clemson football earns ESPY nomination for “Best Team”
ESPN announced today that the 2018 Clemson Tigers football team has been selected as one of seven nominees for “Best Team” at the network’s annual ESPY Awards.
USC’s Jubb makes Wimbledon debut, falls to Sousa
By: Mike Olson
After becoming the first British player to win the NCAA men’s singles national championship, Gamecock tennis star, Paul Jubb, returned to his home country to play in its most prestigious tennis tournament.
