A six-run second inning from Auburn made the difference on Sunday afternoon (March 31) as the Tigers won game three against the University of South Carolina baseball team, 7-5, at Founders Park.
Reid Morgan and Brett Kerry pitched nine solid innings and the University of South Carolina used a solo home run from Ian Jenkins and manufactured three runs in the sixth to shut out Auburn, 4-0, Saturday afternoon at Founders Park.
Fourth-seeded South Carolina women’s basketball ended its season with a loss to the No. 1 overall seed Baylor, 93-68, at Greensboro Coliseum on Saturday afternoon in the third round of the 2019 NCAA Tournament.
The Gamecocks lost for the sixth time in seven SEC games Friday night, dropping their series opener to Auburn 4-2.
A big second inning from Auburn proved to be the difference maker on Friday as the Tigers (21-5, 5-2 SEC) took game one of the series from the University of South Carolina baseball team (16-10, 1-6 SEC ), 4-2, Friday night at Founders Park.
No. 16 South Carolina softball dropped a hard-fought 8-5 game in the series opener at No. 8 LSU on Friday night at Tiger Park.
ABC Columbia has learned one member of the Gamecock basketball team is transferring from the program.
Two runs in the top of the third inning was the difference as North Carolina A&T shut out the University of South Carolina baseball team, 2-0, Tuesday night at Founders Park.
South Carolina women’s golf associate head coach and director of golf development and facilities Puggy Blackmon has announced that he will retire at the conclusion of the 2018-19 season. Blackmon has served the sport of golf for more than 35 years, coaching and mentoring many of the best male and female players in the game.
For the sixth-straight season, the Gamecocks are one of the last 16 teams pursuing a championship in March.
