Auburn shoots the lights out to breeze by Ole Miss
Auburn eyes SEC Championship after dominate win to sweep season series against Ole Miss
Auburn eyes SEC Championship after dominate win to sweep season series against Ole Miss
Auburn looks to assert dominance over SEC in second matchup against Ole Miss
No. 25 Auburn baseball took an early punch and rebounded with four homers to defeat Samford Tuesday night at Plainsman Park, 15-8. The win marks seven straight victories for the Tigers since falling to Holy Cross in the first series of the season.
The Auburn Tigers took on the Jacksonville State Gamecocks and emerged victorious with a game winning single off the bat of AnnaLea Adams Sunday afternoon. The Tigers capped their weekend off with a win, and advanced their record to 14-1.
The Auburn Tigers completed the three-game sweep of the Wright State Raiders Sunday afternoon, winning 9-4 behind balanced offensive production. The win also earned the Tigers their second series win in as many chances to start the season.
Johni Broome logged 31 points and 14 rebounds as Auburn (25-2) took down the Georgia Bulldogs (16-11), 82-70. Despite a rough shooting performance in the first half, in which both teams scored less than 30, the Tigers kicked into third gear and put up 52 in the second half behind Broome’s dominance in the paint. This victory extends Auburn’s current win streak to four in a row.
No. 25 Auburn (6-1) defeated Wright State (2-2) 11-1 on Saturday afternoon to take the weekend series against the Raiders. Auburn mercy-ruled Wright State in the series opener on Friday, and Auburn picked up where it left off on Saturday with another mercy rule victory.
After a gritty 67-60 win in Neville on Wednesday, the No. 1 Auburn Tigers (24-2) look to their first conference rematch against the Georgia Bulldogs. The first time around Auburn escaped in the final seconds with a two-point victory, 70-68. The Tigers should expect another cage fight against a team that is fighting to stay on the right side of the NCAA Tournament bubble.
The No. 11 Auburn Tigers (10-3, 3-2) defeated the No. 17 Alabama Crimson Tide (3-6, 0-6) for their first gymnastics win inside Coleman Coliseum. The Tigers and Crimson Tide had their highest scores of the season in the Iron Bowl of gymnastics, but the Tigers finished with 197.750 and the Crimson Tide finished with 197.350.
Auburn baseball opened its second weekend series of the 2025 season tonight vs the Wright State Raiders. The Tigers jumped out to an early lead, never let up, and secured an 11-0 victory to begin the three-game set.
Auburn softball suffered its first loss of the season in the Rocket City Showcase, falling 5-1 to the Louisiana Tech Bulldogs. Prior to this game, Auburn had won 11 straight and held a top-20 ranking; however, a strong showcase from Louisiana Tech ended that streak.
The No. 1 Auburn Tigers (24-2, 12-1) continued in their winning ways Wednesday evening, taking down the Arkansas Razorbacks (15-11, 4-9) 67-60 in a back-and-forth matchup in which neither team shot the ball well.
The No. 25 Auburn Tigers defeated the North Alabama Lions 6-2 Wednesday night behind strong performances from freshmen Andreas Alvarez and Chris Rembert.
The top-ranked Auburn Tigers welcome the John Calipari-led Arkansas Razorbacks to Neville Arena on Wednesday evening to open up a three-game homestand.
The No. 25 Auburn Tigers defeated the No. 24 Troy Trojans 7-6 on a walk-off single by star junior Ike Irish, giving the Tigers their first ranked win of the season.
The No. 25 Auburn Tigers will host the No. 24 Troy Trojans on Tuesday and the North Alabama Lions on Wednesday, as they look to gain momentum in midweek.
The Auburn Tigers (12-14, 3-10) lost to the Vanderbilt Commodores (19-7, 6-6) by ten, 98-88, in an overtime thriller inside Neville Arena. The Tigers' three-game home win streak ended with today's loss to the Commodores led by star freshman Makayla Blakes.
After a disappointing loss to Holy Cross Saturday night, Auburn baseball was back on the right side of the rubber match of the series Sunday afternoon. Auburn struck early and was able to blow the doors off of the Crusaders of Holy Cross, 14-6.
The Auburn Tigers (12-13, 3-9) play the Vanderbilt Commodores (18-7, 5-6) this Presidents Day weekend. While the Tigers are playing for their fourth SEC conference win, the Commodores are playing for their conference win in February, having not won a game since the end of January.
Auburn Baseball struggled to produce runs as they dropped the second game of the series and season against Holy Cross Saturday night.