Clemson women’s basketball is no longer a doormat for Atlantic Coast Conference teams to walk over, looking for what recently has been essentially an automatic victory.
Clemson University men’s basketball gritted out a two-point victory on the road at Notre Dame with a 64-62 triumph on Wednesday night.
Following one of the most remarkable turnarounds in ACC history, Clemson women’s basketball head coach Amanda Butler has been named the ACC Coach of the Year. Butler is the first Clemson women’s basketball coach to receive this honor since Jim Davis in 1994.
Jackson Lindley, Jacob Hennessy and Carson Spiers combined to limit Furman to one run in No. 20 Clemson’s 3-1 victory at Fluor Field on Tuesday night. The Tigers, who took a 1-0 lead in the home-and-home season series, improved to 9-3, while the Paladins dropped to 2-8. The two teams match up at Doug Kingsmore Stadium on April 10.
Following a historic regular season, three Clemson Tigers were honored with All-ACC recognition on Tuesday, as announced by the Atlantic Coast Conference. Junior Kobi Thornton was tabbed to the All-ACC Second Team, while guards Simone Westbrook and Danielle Edwards earned spots on the ACC All-Defensive Team.
Mark Kingston earned his first series win against rival Clemson Sunday, taking the best of three set two games to one, thanks to a 14-3 victory in the finale at Founders Park.
After winning his first three Palmetto Series against Carolina, Monte Lee’s Tigers dropped the 2019 edition of the rivalry to the Gamecocks two games to one, falling in Sunday’s finale 14-3.
With a 9-7 mark in Atlantic Coast Conference play during the regular season, the Clemson women’s basketball team will enter the ACC Tournament as the No. 7 seed.
Behind a season-high 17 hits and three home runs, the University of South Carolina baseball team jumped out with 11 runs in the first four innings and cruised to a 14-3 win over No. 23 Clemson Sunday afternoon at Founders Park, taking 2-of-3 games in the Palmetto Series.
No. 14 Clemson scored in six different innings and made Monte Lee’s 200th game as the Tiger head coach a memorable one in its 11-5 victory over South Carolina at Fluor Field on Saturday afternoon.
