The National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association named Clemson’s Caden Grice as one of its two National Players of the Week on Tuesday. Ball State pitcher Chayce McDermott also earned the honor. Grice, who (…)
Clemson freshman Caden Grice was named ACC Player of the Week, announced Monday by the league office. He joined Georgia Tech’s Andy Archer, who was named ACC Pitcher of the Week, in receiving conference (…)
With the bases loaded, two outs and clinging to a one-run lead in the top of the 10 inning, Caden Grice delivered in the clutch for Clemson in the first game of a doubleheader Saturday. The freshman hit a (…)
Clemson was on fire Friday night as it defeated No. 14 Virginia Tech, 8-2, at Doug Kingsmore Stadium in Clemson. Check out some great pictures from Friday night’s win in Bart Boatwright’s Photo Gallery.
Clemson lost its third straight game 12-2 to USC Upstate on Tuesday night at Doug Kingsmore Stadium. The Tigers gave up a five spot in the top of the second and eight hits in the first two innings as Upstate (…)
Clemson freshman receives high honor for his performance this past week. Lefthanded pitcher/first baseman Caden Grice has been named one of 12 national players of the week by College Baseball Newspaper. (…)
CLEMSON, SC — Freshman Caden Grice showed off his power at Doug Kingsmore Stadium hitting his first two home runs as a Tigers leading Clemson over East Tennessee State 7-3. Carter Raffield got his first (…)
Clemson got on the board to take the lead in the third inning. Caden Grice smashed a solo home run off the roof in right center. It was Grice’s first home run as a Tiger, but many more will come. After (…)
Clemson jumped off to a solid start with an opening weekend sweep of Cincinnati at Doug Kingsmore Stadium in Clemson. The Tigers showed their ability to perform in differing situations with a comfortable (…)
Jonathan French didn’t waste any time showing his power in his first game for the Tigers. In the bottom of the seventh the Tigers stretched the lead. Dylan Brewer reached on a walk before Elijah Henderson was (…)
