South Carolina's Raven Johnson, Chloe Kitts, Tessa Johnson and more react as Bree Hall shares March Madness snaps

South Carolina Gamecocks stars Raven Johnson, Chloe Kitts and Tessa Johnson shared sweet reactions to their teammate Bree Hall's snaps of herself during March Madness. Hall was an important member of the Gamecocks during the NCAA Tournament, although they fell short in the final.

The tournament marked the end of the season and Hall's career with the Gamecocks, as she is expected to move to the WNBA next season.

But before she gets ready for the draft, Hall took a moment on her Instagram to reminisce about March Madness.

The 6-foot guard shared action shots with the caption:

“God already wrote the story, I'm just turning the pages.”

The post has gathered over 13,000 likes and 200 comments. Among those who have reacted are Gamecocks stars Kitts, Raven Johnson, Tessa Johnson, Sania Feagin and Te-Hina Paopao.

“breezalinee,” Tessa Johnson wrote.

“1 more year…,” Chloe Kitts said.

Hall's other teammates and Chicago Sky star Kamilla Cardoso simply reacted with love.

South Carolina's Raven Johnson, Chloe Kitts, Tessa Johnson and more react to Bree Hall's snap (Image by Instagram/@breezyhall)

How did March Madness go for Bree Hall and the Gamecocks?

South Carolina came close to winning the NCAA Tournament for a second consecutive time, but it fell short in the final. The Gamecocks started the tournament on a solid note, beating the Tennessee Tech Golden Eagles 108-48. Bree Hall put up nine points, two rebounds and one assist.

In the second round against the Indiana Hoosiers, Hall led all scorers for the Gamecocks with 11 points to help them win 64-53. She also had three rebounds and two assists in that game.

In its Sweet 16 game against Maryland, South Carolina had to dig deep to get a 71-68 win. Hall was not at her offensive best, as she scored four points in 22 minutes of play. Against Duke in the Elite Eight, Hall put up three points, three rebounds and two assists to help South Carolina pick up a 54-50 win.

In the semifinal, when the Gamecocks beat the Longhorns 74-57, Hall contributed 11 points, one rebound and one assist. Unfortunately for South Carolina, it was helpless against the No. 2 seed UConn in the championship game on Sunday. The Gamecocks succumbed to an 82-59 loss, with Hall putting up two points and two rebounds.