In a testament to their exceptional performance throughout the Southeastern Conference (SEC) Women’s Basketball Tournament, three standout players from the University of South Carolina have been honored with selections to the SEC All-Tournament Team. Sophomore forward Chloe Kitts, sophomore guard MiLaysia Fulwiley, and junior forward Sania Feagin played pivotal roles in leading the Gamecocks to their third consecutive and ninth overall SEC Tournament title.

 

**Chloe Kitts: Tournament MVP**

 

Chloe Kitts’ outstanding contributions were instrumental in South Carolina’s tournament success, earning her the title of SEC Tournament Most Valuable Player. In the championship game against Texas, Kitts led all scorers with 15 points and grabbed nine rebounds, showcasing her versatility and leadership on the court. Her consistent performance throughout the tournament solidified her status as a key player for the Gamecocks. citeturn0news1

 

**MiLaysia Fulwiley: Spark off the Bench**

 

Sophomore guard MiLaysia Fulwiley continued to be a dynamic presence for South Carolina, providing crucial contributions off the bench. In the semifinal matchup against Oklahoma, Fulwiley scored 19 points, demonstrating her scoring ability and energy. Her efforts have been recognized throughout the season, earning her the SEC Sixth Player of the Year award. citeturn0news0

 

**Sania Feagin: Consistent Inside Presence**

 

Junior forward Sania Feagin’s consistent play in the paint has been a cornerstone of South Carolina’s dominance. In the semifinal against Oklahoma, Feagin contributed 14 points, providing a reliable scoring option and defensive presence. Her performance throughout the tournament underscored her importance to the Gamecocks’ frontcourt strength. citeturn0news0

 

**South Carolina’s Tournament Journey**

 

The Gamecocks showcased their dominance from the outset of the tournament. In the quarterfinals, they overcame a resilient Vanderbilt team, with Kitts recording a double-double of 25 points and 10 rebounds. Despite a second-half surge from the Commodores, South Carolina’s depth and experience prevailed. citeturn0news3

 

Advancing to the semifinals, South Carolina faced No. 10 seed Oklahoma. The Gamecocks displayed a balanced offensive attack, with five players scoring in double figures. Kitts, Fulwiley, and Feagin were instrumental in securing a 93-75 victory, propelling the team to the championship game. citeturn0news0

 

In the final, South Carolina faced No. 1 seed Texas. The Gamecocks’ defense stifled Texas’ key player, Madison Booker, limiting her to just two first-half points. South Carolina’s bench matched Texas’ entire first-half score, highlighting the team’s depth. Kitts’ leadership and scoring, combined with contributions from Fulwiley and Feagin, led to a decisive 64-45 victory, securing the tournament title. citeturn0news1

 

**Looking Ahead**

 

With the SEC Tournament title secured, South Carolina is poised for a No. 1 seed in the upcoming NCAA Tournament. The performances of Kitts, Fulwiley, and Feagin have not only earned them individual accolades but have also solidified the Gamecocks as formidable contenders for a consecutive national championship.

 

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