Bristol Carter Commits to South Carolina Gamecocks
Bristol Carter’s recent commitment adds speed and contact hitting to South Carolina’s baseball squad, joining several new faces in a busy transfer day.
Latest Slidescroller coverage mentioning Brandon Stone across Baseball.
Bristol Carter’s recent commitment adds speed and contact hitting to South Carolina’s baseball squad, joining several new faces in a busy transfer day.

The latest all-league selections across the CBBN, CWAC, SCAC and other circuits highlight a season of exceptional talent, with Colby Graham of West Valley earning Player of the Year and a host of first‑team recognitions across the region.

A record number of players have entered the NCAA transfer portal, leaving the program with a thin roster and a daunting reconstruction project.

An 11-6 loss in Hoover sees Patrick Evans' multi-hit night fall short as Tennessee erupts for six runs in the third.

The Gamecocks were outscored 11-6 by the Tennessee Volunteers in the opening round of the SEC Tournament, with Patrick Evans delivering a standout performance despite the defeat.

Tennessee’s offense exploded in the third inning, and strong pitching from Cam Appenzeller and Will Haas secured an 11-6 win over South Carolina in the SEC Tournament opener.
The Tennessee Volunteers begin their SEC Tournament run on May 19 at 6:35 p.m. ET, facing South Carolina at the Hoover Met. Both teams will rely on key pitchers, but the Vols will be without starting outfielder Reese Chapman, and the Gamecocks will be missing several regular contributors.

The SEC baseball tournament opened in Hoover, Alabama, with the bottom eight teams competing for NCAA Tournament bids, featuring key matchups that could see the Razorbacks face Texas and Georgia riding a record home‑run surge.