How To Watch South Carolina Women’s Soccer VS Wyoming: Time, TV, Series History and Announcers. / sportsearchers.com

South Carolina women’s soccer (3-1-0) is riding momentum from a lopsided home win into an unusual road trip, traveling to face Wyoming (2-1-0) on Thursday, August 26, at 6 p.m. ET, streamed live on Mountain West+.

The Gamecocks come in fresh off a commanding 4-0 shutout of Furman in front of another top-10 crowd at Stone Stadium. Senior Sydney Middaugh opened the scoring in the tenth minute, coaxing the goalkeeper out before finishing into the left side of the net — her second goal of the season, assisted by fellow senior Reagan Schubach. South Carolina extended the lead when senior Maryn Wolf notched her first career Gamecock goal off a corner kick, assisted by Reese Slater and Taylor Bloom. Senior Amanda Patrick made it 3-0 in the 29th minute, finishing from inside the box off a corner set up by Tutas, before Schubach capped the scoring in the 37th minute with an unassisted goal off a blocked corner.

Thursday’s game against Wyoming carries some historical weight, marking the first-ever meeting between the two programs. The Cowgirls enter with a modest track record against SEC competition, holding a 2-10-1 all-time record against the conference, including a 1-3-1 mark at home in Laramie. Wyoming’s offensive threat centers on junior Maddie Burr, who leads the team with two goals on the season — matching the tally already posted by South Carolina’s Sydney Middaugh.

How to Watch: South Carolina Women’s Soccer vs. Wyoming

Game Info

Date: Thursday, August 26
Time: 6:00 p.m. ET
Location: Laramie, Wyoming
TV/Streaming: Mountain West+

Series History
Thursday’s matchup is the first-ever meeting between South Carolina and Wyoming. There’s no head-to-head history to draw on, though Wyoming does carry a broader track record against SEC opponents — the Cowgirls are 2-10-1 all-time against the conference, including a 1-3-1 mark at home in Laramie.

The Matchup
South Carolina (3-1-0) enters off a 4-0 rout of Furman, getting goals from Sydney Middaugh, Maryn Wolf, Amanda Patrick, and Reagan Schubach. Wyoming (2-1-0) is led offensively by junior Maddie Burr, who has two goals on the season — tied with Middaugh for the team lead on the Gamecocks’ side.