Gamecocks swing toward rival play against Coastal Carolina
By Connor Hazelton | April 13, 2015The Gamecocks travel to Conway, South Carolina to compete against instate rival, the Chanticleers from Coastal Carolina.
The Gamecocks travel to Conway, South Carolina to compete against instate rival, the Chanticleers from Coastal Carolina.
After getting swept by the Florida Gators in the series over the weekend and ending their five-game winning streak, the Gamecocks’ tough competition continues as they face defending Atlantic Sun champions USC Upstate.
South Carolina had a rough time in Florida, getting swept by the Gators in all three weekend series games.
After taking both games of a double-header against North Florida last Thursday at home, the South Carolina softball team is looking to extend its winning streak when traveling up north to face UNC Wilmington on Tuesday.
The Player Through the early stages of its 2015 season, the South Carolina softball team has depended on stellar pitching and solid hitting to succeed.
Two weeks into the season, the South Carolina softball team is preparing to travel to Cathedral City, California for the Mary Nutter Collegiate Classic.
South Carolina went into the game with a 4-1 overall home record added a fourth victory and a weekend sweep on Saturday with a 5-4 win over College of Charleston Cougars.
It was a rough home opener for the South Carolina Gamecocks, as they fell to the Golden Knights from UCF, 4-1, putting their record at 4-2 on the season.
South Carolina’s softball team will host Central Florida in its home opener Wednesday afternoon.
With spring right around the corner, so is the 2015 softball season.
Redshirt senior pitcher Julie Sarratt could strike you out and then do your taxes.
The Gamecock softball team took care of business Wednesday night, making quick work of the Bulldogs from South Carolina State University in a 5-1 result, highlighted by home runs from sophomore Ansley Ard and junior Olivia Lawrence.
Coming towards the season’s final stretch, the South Carolina softball team will host a pair of non-conference games at Carolina Softball Stadium this week, with a Tuesday matchup against Georgia Southern followed by a Wednesday contest versus South Carolina State.
The South Carolina softball team (29-15) notched a 4-2 victory over Winthrop Tuesday night, kicking off an 11-game home stand to end the regular season. Redshirt junior pitcher Julie Sarratt picked up her 14th win of the season, holding the Eagles (22-20) to one earned run on five hits over seven innings. Winthrop junior Kelsey Ritter scored the first run of the game when she took home on senior infielder Codee Yeske’s error. Yeske redeemed herself in the bottom frame, plating two Gamecock baserunners with a double to right field. Sarratt surrendered a solo shot to Brookland-Cayce graduate Alex White in the fourth inning, but South Carolina maintained separation in the bottom of the inning off senior outfielder Chelsea Hawkins’ RBI single. Junior Sarah Mooney gave the team an insurance run that they would not end up needing in the bottom of the sixth, launching a solo home run, her ninth of the season, which is the most on the team. The Gamecocks square off against LSU Friday at 7 p.m.
The South Carolina softball team is anxious to get on the field for a crucial SEC series against Arkansas.
Redshirt junior Julie Sarratt tossed a one-hitter over four innings Tuesday night as the Gamecocks softball squad picked up a 2-0 win against Campbell University. Sarratt combined with freshman Nickie Blue to tame the Fighting Camels’ offense, limiting them to only three hits on the day.
After seeing its hot streak cooled off, the South Carolina softball team looks to heat back up under the famously hot Columbia sun as they take on the Campbell University Fighting Camels.
