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Clemson upsets Arizona, advances to second Elite Eight in program history

For the first time in 44 years, Clemson Men's Basketball is headed to the Elite Eight in the NCAA Tournament.The six-seed Tigers took down two-seed Arizona 77-7

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Tigers Reschedule Match Against Mercer

CLEMSON, S.C. – After postponing the match against Mercer (3-3) on Saturday, February 17, the Tigers (7-2) have rescheduled their match for Saturday, March 30. The match will begin 30 minutes after the Clemson Men’s match concludes. Mercer is coming off a 4-0 loss to Georgia Southern. In the series against Mercer, this will be the third matchup between the Tigers and the Bears, with Clemson leading 2-0. The Tigers are headed to New York to face Syracuse in their first ACC-Conference matchup of the 2024 season on Friday. After, the Tigers will head to Boston College for their second ACC match.For the most up-to-date information, please follow us @Clemsonwtennis on X, Instagram, and Facebook.

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Tigers Announce 2024 Spring Schedule

CLEMSON, S.C. – The four-time national championship team is back in action as they announce their spring schedule for 2024. There will be three home matches at Historic Riggs Field and two away. The opening match is set to take place on Saturday, February 24, at 2:00 p.m. against NC State. Following the initial match, the Tigers will take on Duke on Saturday, March 2, at 3:00 p.m. Just two days later, Clemson will face Charlotte on Tuesday, March 5, at 6:00 p.m. The next month, the Tigers will make their way to Blacksburg, Virginia, to take on Virginia Tech on Sunday, April 7 at 1:00 p.m. The last and final match will be the Spring Soccer Cup match on Sunday, April 14. The opponent and time will be announced at a later date. All matches at home will be free and open to the public to come out and enjoy. For the most up-to-date information, follow Clemson Men’s Soccer on X, Instagram, and Facebook @Clemsonmsoccer.

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MTEN: Clemson's Upset Bid Falls Just Short at No. 2 South Carolina – Clemson Tigers Official Athletics Site

COLUMBIA, S.C. - The Clemson Men’s Tennis team went toe-to-toe against the nation’s second-ranked team but ultimately fell in a narrow 4-2 decision in the ITA Kickoff Weekend opener against South Carolina (2-0) in the Palmetto Series Presented by SC Education Lottery. The Tigers (2-1) claimed the doubles point decisively and battled closely in singles, but ultimately could not hold on to pull the upset in the 115th all-time meeting between the programs. “I was glad to see our guys come out the right way in doubles today and it paid off,” said Head Coach Brandon Wagner, coaching in his first rivalry match. “We knew it was going to be a battle no matter what - and it was. Credit to South Carolina for playing well in some important moments at the end. It was great experience for some of our freshmen to fight til the end and learn from this moment. We didn’t play our best at some spots, but that happens and we will address that - I know our guys will be ready for the opportunity tomorrow to go after it again.” South Carolina was coming off a road win over then-No. 1 Virginia in their last match, and new Head Coach Brandon Wagner and the Tigers gave them all they could handle in Columbia on Saturday. The match came down to two three-set singles matches between a pair of freshmen, with the Gamecocks’ Jelani Sarr prevailing against Marko Mesarovic, 7-5, 4-6, 6-2, when a deep shot from the Tiger freshman was called out. Stewart Aronson also battled from down a set, and looked poised to claim his singles match when the Gamecocks clinched. He led 5-2, 30-0 in the third set. The Tigers await their next opponent for tomorrow, either LSU or Louisville, who match up at 1 p.m. Sunday’s match will start at 10 a.m. and is available to stream here. Clemson roared to start doubles, going up a break to take 3-1 leads on all three courts. Maxwell Smith and Spencer Whitaker put their foot on the gas on court one, taking down James Story and Casey Hoole, 6-2. Up 40-15, Smith’s serve down the middle was returned into the net to clinch the match. Marko Mesarovic and Stewart Aronson looked poised to claim a win on court two after taking a 5-1 lead, but a late charge from Samuel and Daryabeigi two games back. That gave Ryuhei Azuma and Wissam Abderrahman time to finish off their match on court three, 6-4, against Da Silva and Sarr. Azuma served up 5-4, and tallied four straight points to clinch the doubles point when Abderrhamen volleyed South Carolina’s return at a difficult angle, which Sarr played into the net. The Gamecocks claimed five first sets in singles, setting up a battle in the second sets. Azuma dropped his match on court one, 6-1, 6-1 to tie the match at 1-1. Da Silva then beat Pitts, 6-1, 6-1 and Whitaker fought back from a 5-1 deficit in the second set before ultimately falling, 6-3, 6-4, giving South Carolina a 3-1 advantage. Abderrahman continued his strong play into singles, claiming his first set 6-4 over No. 92 Casey Hoole on court two, and going up an early break in the second set. Hoole fought back, but Abderrahman had a huge break at 5-5, and would go on to win his match, 6-4, 7-5 to keep Clemson alive. In the remaining singles matches, freshmen Marko Mesarovic and Stewart Aronson each took early leads in their second sets. Aronson fought off match point with a key break to extend his second set on court five, and would hold to take a 6-5 lead and ultimately force a third set with a 7-4 win in the tiebreaker against fellow freshman Sean Daryabeigi. Mesarovic, who bounced back from a 7-5 loss in the first set to win the second 6-4, fell down two breaks against Sarr in the third set, falling down 5-0. Mesarovic would take the next two games, and had another break bid fall just short as the Gamecocks clinched. Aronson was out to a 5-2 lead in the third set when the match concluded. FINAL: #2 South Carolina 4, Clemson 2 Records: Clemson: 2-1; South Carolina: 2-0 SINGLES (1,4,6,2,3) Toby Samuel (SC) def. Ryuhei Azuma (Clemson), 6-3, 6-1 Wissam Adberrahman (Clemson) def. #92 Casey Hoole (SC), 6-4, 7-5 Jelani Sarr (SC) def. Marko Mesarovic (Clemson), 7-5, 4-6, 6-2 Lucas Da Silva (SC) def. Matt Pitts (Clemson), 6-1, 6-1 Stewart Aronson (Clemson) led Sean Daryabeigi (SC), 2-6, 7-6(4), 5-2 unfinished Carter Morgan (SC) def. Spencer Whitaker (Clemson), 6-3, 6-4 DOUBLES (1,3) Smith/Whitaker (Clemson) def. Story/Hoole (SC), 6-2 Mesarovic/Aronson (Clemson) led Samuel/Daryabeigi (SC), 5-3 unfinished Azuma/Adberrahman (Clemson) def. Da Silva/Sarr (SC), 6-4

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Ousmane Sylla: A Year to Remember

For senior Ousmane Sylla, the 2023 season was one to remember. Sylla earned numerous awards and recognitions this season, as well as finishing the season as the team leader in almost every offensive category, including goals, assists, shots on goal, penalty kicks and game-winners.

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Tigers Top Tar Heels in PK Shootout for Fifth ACC Tournament Championship

CARY, N.C. – Clemson and North Carolina played 110 minutes of even soccer before the Tigers outdueled the Tar Heels 5-3 in penalty kicks to take home the 2023 ACC Championship trophy. The 2023 championship gives the Tigers five ACC Tournament Championships in program history. First team all-conference selection Ousmane Sylla netted Clemson’s only goal in the match, before the Tigers were a perfect 5-for-5 on penalty kicks. Clemson is now 4-6-1 all-time in ACC Championship contests and gives the Tigers three ACC Tournament titles under head coach Mike Noonan. The teams battled in the game’s opening 45, getting back-to-back opportunities and saves in the 25’. The Tigers had another opportunity to draw first blood in the 42’, but UNC’s Cordes made his second save of the day to keep the halftime score even at 0. North Carolina broke the nil-nil tie just two minutes into the second half on a goal by Quenzi Huerman. The Tigers began to pressure the UNC defense, taking seven shots over the next 20 minutes, before Sylla finally broke through and netted the equalizer in the 83’. Joran Gerbet sent the ball to Sylla who stutter-stepped, hesitated, then launched a ball past the UNC defense and a diving keeper into the top corner of the net for his 10th goal on the season. The Tigers took four shots in the two overtime periods compared to North Carolina’s zero, but couldn’t net a game-winner. Then, in penalty kicks, the teams traded makes in their first two attempts before Gerbet netted his attempt and North Carolina missed. The teams traded makes in their fourth attempts and then Alex Meinhard buried his attempt to give the Tigers the 2023 trophy. Next up – the Tigers await their NCAA Tournament seed and opponent. The NCAA selection show will be aired on NCAA.com on Monday, November 13, at 1 p.m.

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Clemson United Signs Four on Signing Day

Clemson, S.C. – Clemson head coach Mike Noonan has announced four new additions to the Clemson Family in Charlie Reed, Duncan Wilson, Ransford Gyan, and Vítor Geromel. “I am very excited for Clemson Men’s Soccer and our signees today,” said Noonan. Although Ransford Gyan will get most of the attention as the Gatorade National High School Player of the Year, all four players are unique positionally and in style.” “I believe that Vitor, Duncan and Ransford will compete for significant playing time early in their careers and Charlie will challenge Joseph Andema and our other goalkeepers every day. I want to credit my coaching staff for their diligence in securing this year's class and in particular, I’d like to acknowledge Associate Head Coach Phil Jones for his tremendous work as our recruiting coordinator.” Duncan Wilson Duncan Wilson is set to join the Tigers in January. The Columbia, S.C., native is the 2023 South Carolina Gatorade Player of the Year, a 2023 High School All-American and a member of the 2023 State Championship team with Cardinal Newman High School. He played with South Carolina United and was honored this summer as a First Team U18/19 ECNL Southeast All-Conference player. Wilson was a member of his high school’s honor roll and is the son of Kemp and Kaley Wilson. On choosing Clemson: “Playing soccer at Clemson has been a dream since I was little and being around the players and the coaches and seeing the culture first hand made it an easy decision.” Mike Noonan on Duncan Wilson: “Duncan falls in lockstep with our recruiting philosophy of getting the very best South Carolinians to stay home and play for Clemson. He is the type of player I love to coach, hungry, willing to grow and driven to win. Duncan is a prototypical striker with an eye for the goal and an edge in his game. I love Duncan’s personality as he is a fun loving happy young man who balances his passion and discipline for soccer with great family values and a free spirit to enjoy life with his friends outside the game. We are looking forward to welcoming Duncan in January 2024.” Charlie Reed Charlie Reed will join the Tigers in the fall of 2024. Reed is a goalkeeper from Austin, Texas who has played with Austin FC. Reed is a member of Austin FC Academy (2019-2023), the Lonestar U19 ECNL (2023-24) and attended YNT Regional ID Camp (2021/2022). Reed is the son of Eric, who was a goalkeeper at Miami (OH) and Jeanna Reed. His brother, Ian, is an offensive lineman for the Clemson football team, while his brother, Peyton, plays football and rugby at Vandegrift HS. On choosing Clemson: “Clemson is a special place. Everything from the town to the people, you just can’t find it anywhere else. It’s home away from home.” Mike Noonan on Charlie Reed: “Charlie is another huge character catch for our program as well as a prodigious developing talent as a goalkeeper. Charlie has great size, athleticism and presence in the goal which were all qualities Coach (Camilo) Rodriguez wanted to bring to Clemson. I also want to shout out to our Football coaching staff for alerting us to Charlie a couple years back as he is the younger brother of Clemson OL Ian Reed. Happy to be uniting the Reed family together in Tigertown.” Ransford Gyan Ransford Gyan joins the Tigers from St. Benedict’s Preparatory School in Newark, N.J. The Sunyani, Ghana, native is the reigning Gatorade National Player of the year and has twice been named the New Jersey Gatorade Player of the Year. The midfielder led the Gray Bees to a 17-0 record and the Non-Public Prep A Tournament state championship in 2022-23. Gyan scored 20 goals and passed for 14 assists, recording at least one point in 16 of St. Benedict’s Preparatory School 17 games to lead the Gray Bees to the country’s No. 1 ranking United Soccer Coaches Super 25 poll. Gyan won the Golden Boot at the United States Youth Soccer Association’s 2022 Under-18 National Championships as his club team, Cedar Stars Academy, captured the national title. A two-time First Team All-New Jersey Prep honoree, he’s ranked as the nation’s No. 12 recruit in the Class of 2024 by PrepSoccer.com. Off the field, Gyan is an honor roll student. He’s the son of Theresa Muah and Peter Gyan. On choosing Clemson: “I chose Clemson because I wanted to go to a place that values education as much as soccer and Clemson is the right place for that. Also, I loved it when I visited and I felt Clemson is the perfect place for me.” Mike Noonan on Ransford Gyan: “Ransford is an attacking personality with the soccer savvy to play multiple positions. He plays with joy in his heart and a smile that will delight the Riggs faithful. Ransford’s story is incredible and I would like to credit Ransford’s Mom back in Ghana, St Benedict’s Prep (Newark, NJ) and Coach Jim Wandling for developing such a beautiful human being. There is only one National High School Player of The Year and we are ecstatic that Ransford chose Clemson.” Vitor Geromel Vitor Geromel joins the Tigers from Wichita, Kan. and Maize South High School. Geromel is a USA Today National Player of the Year, a United Soccer Coaches All-American, and the United Soccer Coaches Kansas POTY. Geromel led Maize South to the 2021 KSHSAA 5A State Championship and an undefeated, 21-0, season. He’s also been on the ODP National Team and the US Youth Futsal National Team. Geromel is currently the valedictorian of his high school class with a 4.0 GPA. He is the son of Edo and Erika Geromel and has a younger sister, Gisele. On choosing Clemson: “I chose Clemson because of the amazing coaches, great facilities, and the program’s focus on the athletes’ academics and athletics.” Mike Noonan on Vitor Geromel: “Since the moment Vitor set foot on our campus at our summer camp two years ago, we both knew Clemson was going to be his new home. Vitor was recommended to us by my old professional Coach Keith Tozer who at the time, was the US National Team Futsal Coach and had Vitor in his developmental youth teams. Vitor has developed magnificently over the past two years and reminds me of the Brazilian great Socrates with his majestic presence on the field.”

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Tigers Finish 3-0 in Doubles, Wrap Up Second Day of Gator Fall Invite

GAINESVILLE, Fla. – The Clemson Tigers went undefeated in doubles as three pairings earned wins against their respective opponents. Trey Stinchcomb, Spencer Whitaker and Max Smith all recorded singles victories as the Tigers completed the second day of the Gator Fall Invite. “We have some important concepts on productive and successful habits our guys are trying to learn and become more aware of. Today was another great day of competition that tested our guys on these concepts. Great to see our guys making continuous strides in doubles and in singles, we have some room to grow,” Head Coach Brandon Wagner said. “Tomorrow is our last opportunity this fall together to work through some of these. Looking forward to seeing our guys take advantage of it tomorrow in both areas.” In doubles, all three Tiger pairings defeated their opponents as Clemson continues to shine in doubles. The duo of Noa Vukadin and Max Smith defeated Florida’s Nate Bonetto and Tanapat Nirundorn, 6-3. Marko Mesarovic and Matt Pitts took down Florida’s Aidan Kim and JanMagnus Johnson, 7-5 as the pairing recorded their second doubles victory in Gainesville. The third and final pairing to earn a win in doubles was Spencer Whitaker and Stewart Aronson as they defeated UCF’s Emilio Sanchez and Luca Hotze, 7-6. In singles, Trey Stinchcomb earned a win over Nirundorn in a three-set thriller (6-4, 4-6, 7-5) as he recorded his second singles victory of the invite. Whitaker took down Sanchez, 6-1, 7-6 (3) while Smith defeated Hotze in two quick sets (6-4, 6-2). The Tigers will prepare for the third and final day of the Gator Fall Invite as they conclude competition tomorrow, October 28th. For complete coverage of the Clemson Men’s Tennis team, follow @ClemsonMTennis on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook.

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Tigers Conclude 2023 Fall Schedule at Final Day of Gator Fall Invite

GAINESVILLE, Fla. – The Clemson Tigers completed the final day of the Gator Fall Invite and officially wrapped up their first fall season under new head coach, Brandon Wagner. In the final day of play, the Tigers earned victories in both doubles and singles. “Today wrapped up another day of great competition and the opportunity to learn more about ourselves. It also showed us more what needs to fall into place this upcoming season for us to have the season we want. We have a great training block coming up to take advantage of and fine tune some areas that need improvement,” Wagner said. “Overall this was an awesome fall of great team tournament opportunities and there are more individual ones on the table still this fall for them.” In doubles, the pairing of Noa Vukadin and Max Smith recorded their third straight victory of the invite. In a Clemson led battle, the duo defeated Miami’s Vladislav Melnic and Adrien Burdet, 6-1. Spencer Whitaker and Stewart Aronson took down the UCF pairing of Emilio Sanchez and Luca Hotze (6-2) for the second day in-a-row. In singles, Smith defeated Sanchez in two sets (6-2, 6-3) and Whitaker took down Hotze, 7-6 (6), 6-4. The Tigers officially conclude the 2023 fall season in Gainesville. Clemson will begin to prepare for the first spring/regular season with Wagner at the helm. The schedule for the spring will be released in the next few weeks. For complete coverage of the Clemson Men’s Tennis team, follow @ClemsonMTennis on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook.

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Clemson Tigers Wrap Up ITA Regionals

CARY, N.C. – The Clemson Tigers complete their run in the ITA Regionals after two hard-fought battles in the doubles quarterfinals. “Regionals was a positive experience for our team and we took good steps forward in many areas. We have a quick turn around for some strong competition against University of Florida, UCF, and Miami this upcoming weekend,” Head Coach Brandon Wagner. “Our guys are looking forward to taking the positives from this weekend and gearing up for the tests against these schools in a few days. This is a great building block for our guys and we are grateful for these opportunities.” In the quarterfinals, the duo of Stewart Aronson and Spencer Whitaker battled hard as they brought their match against North Carolina State’s Joseph Wayand and Marti Borisiouk to extra sets but the North Carolina State pairing ultimately won the tiebreaker (8(7)-7-(5)). Marko Mesarovic and Matt Pitts competed against the Wake Forest pairing of Harry Thursfield and Luca Pow. The two duo’s battled back-and-forth but the Deacons won the match 8-6. For the final results for the Tigers, visit the ITA tournament site here. Up next, the Clemson Tigers will head to Gainesville, Fla. for the UF Hidden Dual starting October 27th. The dual will mark the last tournament of the fall season for the Tigers.

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