Graduate transfers Ally Miklesh and Reedy Davenport led the charge for the No. 5/5 Clemson Tigers to secure the ACC sweep of Boston College on Sunday afternoon.

The No. 5/5 Clemson softball team defeated in-state rival South Carolina in the run-rule fashion in the first game of the Palmetto Series presented by the S.C. Education Lottery on Tuesday evening in McWhorter Stadium.

The No. 5/5 Clemson softball team erupted for eight runs in the top of the fifth inning to propel the Tigers to a 13-0 run-rule victory over Georgia Tech on Sunday afternoon.

Behind home runs from Valerie Cagle, Alia Logoleo and Maddie Moore, the No. 5/5 Clemson Tigers captured the first game against Georgia Tech, 9-1, in only five innings of play on Friday evening at Mewborn Field.

The No. 5/5 Clemson Tigers scored five runs in the final two innings to propel Clemson to a 8-4 victory at Georgia Tech to clinch the series.

The No. 4/4 Clemson Tigers plated two runs in the bottom of the first inning that would prove to be the only runs necessary to complete the sweep of Virginia on Sunday afternoon.

The No. 4/4 Clemson Tigers put together two complete games at the plate, in the circle and in the field to take both games from Virginia on Saturday afternoon.

McKenzie Clark, Ansley Houston and Aby Vieira all hit home runs over the course of two games to help the No. 4/4 Clemson Tigers to two victories on Friday at McWhorter Stadium.

Valerie Cagle’s perfect day led the No. 4/4 Clemson Tigers to an 18-0 win over Mercer in five innings on Wednesday night in McWhorter Stadium.

The No. 4/4 Clemson Tigers (19-1, 2-0 ACC), combined for 13 hits between the first two games of ACC action to defeat Syracuse (6-8, 0-2 ACC) on Saturday afternoon.

Redshirt juniors Valerie Cagle and Alia Logoleo each hit home runs, and Millie Thompson threw her first solo shutout of the season, as the No. 5/5 Clemson Tigers defeated the USF Bulls, 7-0, on Thursday evening at the USF Softball Stadium.

The No. 5/5 Clemson Tigers scored five runs in the opening inning to defeat the No. 17/16 Georgia Bulldogs, 7-1, on Tuesday evening at McWhorter Stadium in front of 1,912 fans.

No. 7/6 Clemson welcomes No. 13/10 Georgia to McWhorter Stadium for the first time since the inaugural season in 2020.

The No. 7/6 Clemson softball team stayed hot at the plate hitting four home runs to cap the ACC/Big 10 Challenge with a 10-0 run-rule win against Ohio State in five innings on Sunday afternoon at McWhorter Stadium.

In front of a sold out 2,116 crowd, the Clemson softball team picked up wins over No. 14/11 Northwestern, 3-2, and Ohio State, 5-1, to improve to 9-0 on the season.

In front of a record setting 1,982 fans, the No. 7/6 Clemson softball team defeated No. 14/11 Northwestern, 15-2, on Friday afternoon to open the 2023 home slate at McWhorter Stadium during the ACC/Big 10 Challenge.

Clemson welcomes No. 14/11 Northwestern and Ohio State for the 2023 ACC/Big 10 Challenge. It marks the second time in program history Clemson has played Northwestern (first was in Clearwater, Fla. in 2022) and the first time the Tigers have squared off against the Buckeyes.

For the first time in its short four-year history, the No. 7/6 Clemson softball team opens the season on a six-game winning streak after shutting out the Furman Paladins (1-2), 10-0, on Tuesday evening at Pepsi Stadium.