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Vanderbilt Baseball Closes Regular Season with Sweep of South Carolina

Coach Tim Corbin nears 1,000 wins as Commodores gear up for Kentucky in the SEC Tournament

A Strong Finish to the Regular Season

Vanderbilt concluded its 2026 schedule with three consecutive victories over South Carolina, finishing the regular season at 32‑24 overall and 14‑16 in conference play.

Right‑hander Connor Fennell delivered a standout performance, tossing 6.1 innings and allowing just one run on four hits while striking out seven batters to earn his fourth win of the year.

Veteran coach Tim Corbin, who is on the cusp of reaching 1,000 career victories, has guided the Commodores to the NCAA Tournament in every season except one since 2003, underscoring the program’s sustained excellence.

The lineup has been equally potent, with five players batting above .300, a factor that has helped the team string together consistent offensive output.

Looking Ahead to the SEC Tournament

Vanderbilt’s next challenge arrives on May 19 in Hoover, Alabama, where the Commodores will open against Kentucky in the SEC Tournament. The team plans to lean on its deep pitching staff and hot hitting to advance.

Coach Corbin emphasized that the Commodores’ ability to unify around his leadership will be decisive as they chase a tournament run that could extend their postseason streak.

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