Talmadge LeCroy drove in five runs, Braylen Wimmer had four hits, and South Carolina defeated Campbell 16-7 on Sunday to win the Columbia Regional and advance to the super regionals.

South Carolina Gamecocks RF Ethan Petry (20) celebrates after scoring against the Campbell Camels during their 2023 NCAA Columbia Regional game at Founders Park in Columbia, SC, . Jeff Blake Jeff Blake Photo With a roaring “Gamecocks” chant reverberating through Founders Park,

South Carolina baseball is headed to its first NCAA Tournament Super Regional since 2018 after a 16-7 rout of Campbell in the Columbia region final.

The Gamecocks blasted Campbell in a complete effort, 16-7, to advance to the Super Regional round of the 2023 NCAA Tournament. South Carolina swept the Columbia regional in the process. This will be South Carolina’s first Super Regional appearance since 2018 and its 14th in program history.

South Carolina's road to Omaha is all the way back on track after an outstanding run through their regional wrapped up Sunday night by torching Campbell 16-7 in the region final. The No. 15 seeded Gamecocks (42-19) region championship is their 19th in program history,

Mark Kingston and the South Carolina Gamecocks have looked good through 18 innings of play in the NCAA Regionals. Following up a blowout win against Central Connecticut State on Friday with a gusty performance against NC State yesterday evening,