CLEMSON, S.C. – Clemson women’s basketball head coach Shawn Poppie announced a trio of additions to his coaching staff on Tuesday. Joining Poppie at Clemson will be assistant coaches Jonathan Goldberg, Katelyn Grisillo, and Jayda Worthy, all of whom are coming to the upstate following time on Poppie’s staff at Chattanooga. JON GOLDBERG Title: Director of Player Development and Recruiting/Assistant Coach Hometown: Stowe, Vt. Alma Mater: Emerson College Coaching Career: 2014-16: Chattanooga, Graduate Assistant 2016-17: Chattanooga, Director of Student-Athlete Development 2018-24: Assistant Coach During his ten years on staff with the Mocs, Chattanooga was crowned Southern Conference champions on four different occasions and advanced to the Women’s NIT twice. He was crucial in the recruitment and development of several all-conference players including Abbey Cornelius, Ebonie Williams, Yazz Wazeerud-Din, and Raven Thompson. Playing Career: Nominated team captain by his teammates pr
Opponent: Boston College ⏰ Time: 12 p.m. Venue: Duckworth Family Tennis Facility (Clemson, S.C.) Watch: TrackTennis Stats: Live Results Opponent: College of Charleston ⏰ Time: 5 p.m. Venue: Duckworth Family Tennis Facility (Clemson, S.C.) Watch: TrackTennis Stats: Live Results CLEMSON, S.C. – The Clemson Tigers are set to play host to Boston College and the College of Charleston in a Sunday doubleheader at the Duckworth Family Tennis Facility. The match against the Eagles is set for 12 p.m. and the match against the Cougars is slated for 5 p.m. The Tigers recently hosted No. 20 Memphis; freshmen Stewart Aronson and Wissam Abderrahman both recorded wins in singles over the Tigers. Boston College is coming off a recent 1-6 loss to No. 28 Georgia Tech, as the Eagles are 0-4 in ACC-play. Charleston is coming off a recent 4-0 victory over Judson University. The Tigers will look to wrap up the weekend at home by securing wins over both the Eagles and the Cougars. For compl
CLEMSON, S.C. - Freshman righthander Aidan Knaak (Fort Myers, Fla.) was named ACC Co-Pitcher-of-the-Week, announced Monday by the league office. He joined Louisville's Sebastian Gongora, who was named ACC Co-Pitcher-of-the-Week, and Wake Forest's Nick Kurtz, who was named ACC Player-of-the-Week, in receiving conference accolades. ACC baseball weekly honors are determined by a vote of a select media panel and are announced on Mondays throughout the regular season. Knaak became the first Tiger freshman to earn ACC Pitcher-of-the-Week honors since 2016 (Alex Eubanks) and the first Tiger first-year freshman since 2013 (Matthew Crownover). Knaak took a no-hitter into the seventh inning at Notre Dame on Sunday. He retired the side in order in five of his first six innings and did not allow a hit until he gave up an infield single in the seventh inning. In 7.0 innings pitched, he allowed just three hits, one earned run and no walks with nine strikeouts in Clemson's victory. He
LOUISVILLE, Ky. - The Clemson Tigers secured their first road win of the season with a 4-0 sweep over Louisville. The win marked the Tigers third conference-play victory and their 11th win of 2024 campaign. (Brandon Quote) The Tigers brought the energy early in doubles as the duo of Wissam Abderrahman and Max Damm were first to secure a victory as the took down Louisville's Nakanishi and Donnet 6-1, on court two. Louisville responded with a win on court three to even the doubles score, which left the No. 69 court one duo of Noa Vukadin and Max Smith to finish the job. With a 6-4 victory, Vukadin and Smith tabbed their 13th win of the season and awarded Clemson the doubles point as the Tigers took the 1-0 lead. Clemson continued to bring the heat in singles as the Tigers looked to secure a victory in their last road match of the regular season. Vukadin was first to finish on court three as he took down his opponent 6-3, 6-0 as he did not allow Matthew Fung to record a single point