Clemson’s softball team is poised for an exciting 2024 season, with a strong roster bolstered by returning players and strategic additions. The team welcomes back 15 letter winners from the 2023 roster, including three players who were All-ACC selections. Additionally, the Tigers have added two impactful transfers, Alex Brown and Lindsey Garcia, to further strengthen the lineup.
In the 2023 season, Clemson showcased an impressive .313 batting average, with standout performances led by Valerie Cagle boasting an outstanding .469 batting average. The team also demonstrated a solid .409 on-base percentage and a formidable .527 slugging percentage.
On the pitching front, Clemson’s staff remains formidable with the return of every pitcher from the 2023 season, supplemented by the addition of talented freshmen Olivia Duncan and Julia Knowler. In the previous season, the Tigers boasted an impressive 1.59 ERA across 392 innings of work, accompanied by an impressive 318 strikeouts.
As the program enters its fifth season, Clemson is set to face off against new opponents, including Missouri State, Oregon, and Missouri, marking the first encounters with these teams. Additionally, the team will renew rivalries, facing Indiana for the first time since 2020 and taking on Liberty for the third consecutive season.
Excitement is building for Clemson’s home games in 2024, with single-game tickets now available for purchase. Fans have the option to buy tickets online or through limited walkup sales at the gate on game days.
For those unable to attend in person, Clemson softball games are accessible for viewing and listening. The opening weekend at the NFCA Leadoff Classic features all five games available for both viewing and listening. The matchup against Oregon will be televised on MLB Network, while the other four games will be streamed on the GameChanger App.
Radio broadcasts are also available for fans, with all five games accessible through Clemson Athletic Networks. Tune in to WCCP (105.5 TheROAR) for matchups against Indiana, Oregon, and Missouri, or access streams through the Clemson Tigers App or the Clemson Softball schedule page. Every radio broadcast will be called by Tony Ciuffo and former Clemson Softball player, Reedy Davenport, promising an immersive experience for fans both near and far.
