South Carolina Gamecocks Continue to Make Their Mark in the WNBA…

South Carolina Gamecocks Continue to Make Their Mark in the WNBA

South Carolina women’s basketball continues to have a strong presence in the WNBA as the league heads toward the end of its regular season.

Week 18 brought another memorable stretch for several former Gamecocks, with Laeticia Amihere recording a career-high performance and Allisha Gray setting a franchise record.

The WNBA regular season is scheduled to conclude Thursday, with teams playing their final games while the playoff race and postseason seeding take shape. The 2026 campaign is also the longest regular season in league history, with each team playing 44 games.

For South Carolina fans, the performances of former Gamecocks remain a major storyline. Players who developed their games in Columbia are now competing on the WNBA stage, giving fans another reason to follow the league closely as the postseason approaches.

Amihere’s career-high is particularly notable as she continues to contribute for the Golden State Valkyries. Gray, meanwhile, has remained an important part of the Atlanta Dream and added another record to her growing professional résumé.

With the regular season entering its final stretch, attention now turns toward the playoffs and which former Gamecocks will continue their postseason journey.

For South Carolina supporters, Week 18 provided another reminder of the program’s growing impact at the professional level. The Gamecocks are once again making headlines beyond Columbia—and the biggest moments may still be ahead.