Freshman Ethan Petry ripped a bases-loaded single up the middle to score Will Tippett from third with the winning run and South Carolina rallied once again to defeat Missouri 5-4 in 12 innings Saturday night at Founders Park. It was the Gamecocks second walk-off win of the series, which they swept to improve to 6-0 in the SEC and 23-2

USC clubbed four more home runs while getting a strong performance on the mound from starter Noah Hall and two relievers in an 8-1 win over Missouri Saturday afternoon at Founders Park in the first game of a doubleheader. The win gives the Gamecocks their second straight SEC series victory and improves their league mark to 5-0. They are 22-2

BON SECOURS WELLNESS ARENA: The Gamecocks and the Bruins got drawn into an intense, physically draining, toe-to-toe slugfest in their Sweet 16 matchup. And South Carolina looked right at home, riding its rebounding, defense and depth to a 59-43 victory over UCLA in Greenville, Saturday. Neither team could find a rhythm early, but the Gamecocks took control with superior rebounding

USC was staring at their first SEC loss of the season as they went to the bottom of the ninth trailing Missouri 8-5 Friday night at Founders Park. But then the Tigers blinked. USC rallied for four, two-out runs, scoring the winning run on a wild throw past third by the shortstop, to take a thrilling 9-8 victory. Gavin Casas

Gamecocks head coach Dawn Staley, Zia Cooke and Aliyah Boston held a press conference, Friday, as South Carolina continues its preparations for a Sweet 16 matchup with 4th-seeded UCLA. It will be the second meeting between the two teams this season. UCLA held its own in the first game in Columbia, leading into the third quarter before falling to the

Freshman GG Jackson, the leading scorer for USC this past season, and guard Meechie Johnson announced Friday they are entering their names into the NBA Draft this summer. Jackson has been projected as a first round pick and would not be expected to return to USC. Johnson is more of a long shot and is leaving open the possibility of