Mikiah Herbert Harrigan scored 20 points, Alexis Jennings added 16 and fourth-seeded South Carolina beat No. 5 seed Florida State 72-64 on Sunday to advance to the women’s NCAA Tournament Sweet 16 for the sixth straight season.
Samajae Haynes-Jones tallied 10 points and 10 rebounds to carry Wichita State to a 63-55 win over Clemson in the second round of the NIT on Sunday.
Mason Pelio pitched 6.2 strong innings to lead Boston College to a 3-2 victory over No. 20 Clemson at Harrington Athletics Village on Sunday afternoon.
Kentucky ended Wofford’s season in the NCAA Tournament with a stifling defensive effort on Fletcher Magee in the second round.
Mfiondu Kabengele scored 22 points, Terrance Mann added 18 and Florida State slammed Murray State to advance to the West regional semifinal of the NCAA Tournament.
The last two times Dawn Staley’s Gamecocks have faced Florida State in the NCAA Tournament, it’s been in the Elite 8, and has led to Carolina earning bids to the only two Final Four appearances in program history.
No. 20 Clemson jumped out to a 5-0 lead behind six extra-base hits in the first three innings and held on for a 9-5 victory over Boston College at Harrington Athletics Village on Saturday afternoon.
Chris Cullen and Jordan Holladay had big hits in a three-run seventh inning and Brett Kerry struck out five in the final two innings to earn his third save as the University of South Carolina baseball team earned a come-from-behind, 3-2 win over Tennessee Saturday night at Lindsey Nelson Stadium to pick up its first win inside SEC play.
Zion Williamson has proudly represented his home state during his rise from high school highlight reels to becoming the overwhelming favorite to be selected first overall in the upcoming NBA Draft. On Sunday, the Spartanburg native will all but likely play his final organized game at a high level in the Palmetto State.
Zion Williamson’s NCAA tournament debut against North Dakota State University proved to be successful after pulling his team to a win during the second half.
