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Clemson Tigers News: Men’s Soccer advances to championship game, and new Tigers officially join the family

By John Chancey

Clarksville's Imari Berry (2) holds the ball away from a Beech player in the second quarter during their high school basketball game Friday, Jan. 6, 2023 at William Workman Gym at Clarksville High in Clarksville, Tennessee.Jl7a6520
Clarksville's Imari Berry (2) holds the ball away from a Beech player in the second quarter during their high school basketball game Friday, Jan. 6, 2023 at William Workman Gym at Clarksville High in Clarksville, Tennessee.Jl7a6520 /
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Good morning Tiger Nation! Here is today’s Clemson Tigers News.

Scoreboard

Clemson Men’s Soccer 5, Louisville 1: The Tigers won big at Historic Riggs Field on Wednesday night and advanced to the championship game of the ACC Tournament.

Remi Okunlola netted the first goal for the Tigers in the 7th minute. Louisville equalized in the 19th minute, but it was all Clemson from that point.

Ousmane Sylla scored his first goal of the night in the 30th minute and tacked another on in the 35th minute for his fourth career brace.

Isaiah Easley (68th) and Gael Gibert (71st) each added a goal to finish the game.

The Tigers will now face the North Carolina Tar Heels in the final. The game will be Sunday, November 12th in Cary, North Carolina. The game will start at noon and be broadcast on ESPNU and available in the ESPN app.

Just before Wednesday’s game, we learned that five Clemson United players had been selected to the All-ACC team.

This is wonderful for the program, and honestly, a few other names like Alex Meinhard and Joseph Andema probably should have been on this team as well.

Clemson Football target sets official visit

Andrew Dennis is a 4-star offensive line prospect who originally committed to Michigan State. He re-opened his recruitment in the wake of the firing of head coach Mel Tucker and has announced he will take three official visits.

Clemson will be one of them.

Clemson added several new names to the family

Clemson officially welcomed several new Tigers into the family on Wednesday across several sports.

Clemson Women’s Basketball signed the highest-rated recruit in program history with Imari Berry. Berry is rated as high as 13th in the class by one service and is from Clarksville, Tennessee.

Head coach Amanda Butler says this of Berry:

"“She can really score it, can score in all three levels, has great size, has tremendous handles. She loves people, and she was really drawn to the way relationships are emphasized in our program.”"

Butler also signed Morgan Miller from Andover, Minnesota.

Clemson Men’s Basketball brought in three signees.

Ace Buckner (son of Greg Buckner)

Del Jones

Dallas Thomas

Clemson Softball brought in six new signees.

Macey Cintron

Riley Fennell

Madison Lardizabal

Sam Minish

Taylor Pipkins

Ava Wilson

Clemson Gymnastics signed three.

Hannah Clarke

Danika Nielson

Trinity Webb

Clemson Women’s Soccer signed five additions.

Kendall Bodak

Emilia Eriksen

Ella Johnson

Anna Rydin

Allie Serlenga

Clemson Men’s Soccer started their big day by signing three players.

Vitor Geromel

Ransford Gyan

Duncan Wilson

Clemson Men’s Golf signed three.

Jacob Immelman

Colin Salema

Rich Wills

Clemson Women’s Golf brought in two new faces.

Juliette Demeaux

Allison Paik (transfer from Columbia University)

Clemson Women’s Lacrosse Allison Kwolek signed eight players to this class.

Gigi Adamson

Kira Balis

Brooke Goldstein

Jane Hilsabeck

Natalie Kranick

Susan Lowther

Carly Wise

Maddie Wrenn

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