South Carolina Gamecocks will honor their former baseball coach, Ray Tanner, during a pre-game ceremony before their matchup against Sacred Heart on Saturday. Tanner, who led the Gamecocks to two consecutive national championships in 2010 and 2011, is being recognized for his contributions to the program.
The ceremony will take place at Founders Park in Columbia, South Carolina, where Tanner spent 16 years as head coach before transitioning into the role of athletic director in 2012. Under his leadership, the Gamecocks made multiple appearances in the College World Series and produced numerous MLB draft picks.
Fans are encouraged to arrive early to witness the celebration of Tanner’s legacy and impact on South Carolina baseball. The Gamecocks are expected to wear special jerseys in honor of Tanner during the game.
Tanner, who currently serves as a special assistant to the university president, expressed his gratitude for the recognition and thanked the university and fans for their support throughout his tenure. The pre-game ceremony is sure to be a poignant moment for Gamecock fans as they pay tribute to a beloved figure in their baseball program’s history.
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