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Auburn bats erupt to punch Trojans' first ticket to softball state semifinals
DECATUR, Ill. — Immediately, Auburn got a jump on the momentum and never let go of it. In the top of the first, left-handed freshman third baseman Addison Jones grabbed a pop up and threw to first base for a double play. One batter later, it was Taylor Patterson throwing behind a runner to get the inning-ending out at first.
College golfer suffers brutal break on final hole for NCAA championship
Golf can be a cruel sport at times. Auburn freshman Jackson Koivun felt the sport’s wrath on Monday. Koivun was among the finalists competing for the NCAA men’s golf individual title at Omni La Costa in Carlsbad, Calif. Koivun needed a birdie on the par-4 final hole to tie Georgia Tech sophomore Hiroshi Tai atop... The post College golfer suffers brutal break on final hole for NCAA championship appeared first on Larry Brown Sports.
Auburn's Taylor lets bat, as well as her arm, do the talking for Trojans' first sectional title
WILLIAMSVILLE — Meena Taylor did everything she could for the Auburn softball team with her pitching arm. It was time for her bat to do some damage. With one on and one out in the top of the ninth inning, the junior hammered the first pitch of her at-bat over the fence in right field to give the Trojans a two-run lead. In the bottom of the same inning, with the tying run at third and the winning run at first base, Taylor polished off the Class 2A Williamsville Sectional championship win by striking out Stanford Olympia's Emma Books.
Auburn, North Boone secure first postseason softball titles in program history, and want more
Led by senior pitcher Ally Lowery, Auburn won its first regional title in softball on Saturday, pounding out an 8-4 win over Hampshire. And the Knights danced on the diamond when it was all done. More area softball: Cami Carter and North Boone stroll into softball program's first sectional championship ...
Five-star guard Meleek Thomas recaps recent visit to Auburn
Auburn basketball has had success reeling in top guards such as Aden Holloway and Tahaad Pettiford in recent years and is looking to continue the trend in 2025. Bruce Pearl and his coaching staff recently hosted five-star guard Meleek Thomas for an official visit, a visit that was deemed enjoyable. In a recent interview, Thomas tells Jamie Shaw of On3 that Auburn’s pitch was centered on its desire to win.
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