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South Carolina Women's Basketball

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2024 National Champions

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🏀 2024 Gamecocks

Kamilla Cardoso
10

Kamilla Cardoso

Center

6'7"  /  Senior

Bree Hall
23

Bree Hall

Guard

6'0"  /  Junior

Raven Johnson
25

Raven Johnson

Guard

5'9"  /  Sophomore

Chloe Kitts
21

Chloe Kitts

Forward

6'2"  /  Sophomore

Te-Hina Paopao
0

Te-Hina Paopao

Guard

5'9"  /  Senior

Ashlyn Watkins
2

Ashlyn Watkins

Forward

6'3"  /  Sophomore

Tessa Johnson
5

Tessa Johnson

Guard

6'0"  /  Freshman

MiLaysia Fulwiley
12

MiLaysia Fulwiley

Guard

5'10"  /  Freshman

Adhel Tac
15

Adhel Tac

Center

6'5"  /  Freshman

Sania Feagin
20

Sania Feagin

Forward

6'3"  /  Junior

Sakima Walker
35

Sakima Walker

Center

6'5"  /  Senior

2024 NCAA Tournament

Chloe Kitts tied her career high with 21 points on 9-of-9 shooting as No. 1 overall seed South Carolina easily overcame the absence of starters Kamilla Cardoso and Bree Hall to beat No. 16 seed Presbyterian 91-39 in the first round of the women’s NCAA Tournament on Friday.

The Gamecocks (33-0) moved five wins away from the 10th perfect championship season by overwhelming the Blue Hose (21-15) of the Big South Conference for a second time this season.

Freshman MiLaysia Fulwiley had 20 points including four 3-pointers, Kamilla Cardoso had a double-double in her return from a one-game suspension and unbeaten South Carolina powered into its 10th straight Sweet 16 with an 88-41 victory over eighth-seeded North Carolina in the women’s NCAA Tournament on Sunday.

 

 

With South Carolina’s perfect season on the line, coach Dawn Staley had total faith that Raven Johnson would make the necessary plays for her team.

Johnson did just that, hitting a huge 3-pointer in the final minute to help the top-seeded Gamecocks remain unbeaten with a 79-75 over Indiana on Friday that moved them into the Albany 1 Regional Final of the women’s NCAA Tournament.

Tessa Johnson scored 15 points, Kamilla Cardoso added 12 and undefeated South Carolina advanced to the Final Four of the women’s NCAA Tournament with a 70-58 win over Oregon State March 31.

South Carolina (36-0) led by four at the half and built a 14-point lead before No. 3 seed Oregon State (27-8) got within 62-58 with 3:55 left in the game. But the Beavers then missed their final seven shots.

Johnson answered after a timeout with a three-point play, scoring on a drive to restore a seven-point cushion. No one scored until Johnson made two free throws with 44.5 seconds left.

All-America center Kamilla Cardoso scored 22 points and unbeaten South Carolina emphatically kept its perfect season going, advancing to the championship game of the women’s NCAA Tournament with a 78-59 victory over North Carolina State on Friday night.

The talented and tenacious Gamecocks (37-0) led by one at halftime before putting their full arsenal on display in the third quarter. They outscored the Wolfpack 29-6 to turn what had been a tense matchup into another blowout.

South Carolina will meet Caitlin Clark and No. 1 Iowa for the national title on Sunday.

 


 

WBCA All-American Kamilla Cardoso, WBCA Coach of the Year Dawn Staley graphic, 2023-24

🏆 2024 SEC Tournament Champions

2024 SEC Tournament Rounds

Quarterfinals

Gamecocks outlast Aggies for win No. 30

SCAR 79 | TXAM 68

Semifinals

Cardoso 3-pointer at the buzzer wins it

SCAR 74 | Tenn. 73

Finals

Gamecocks win eighth SEC tourney crown

SCAR 79 | LSU 72

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Seasons 2 Remember

The men’s and women’s basketball teams combined to thrill a record number of fans inside Colonial Life Arena this season. Taking different routes to success — as the women went wire-to-wire unbeaten and ranked No. 1 in the nation and the men proved to be one of the surprise teams in the country  — the Gamecocks treated the Carolina faithful to special moments game after game.

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