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The Tigers fall short in their first game of the SEC tournament in Hoover by a score of 3-2 to the 14 seed Texas A&M Aggies. The Aggies talented roster of pitchers held the generally potent Auburn offense to just two runs on six hits, four walks, and two homers. The Tigers fell victim to a series of untimely events as they outhit the Aggies by two while also having more walks and homers throughout the game.
At Auburn University’s Yarborough Tennis Courts, tennis balls zip around all day long. But not every ball comes off a racket—some are launched by a robot constructed just minutes away. Tennibot, founded by Auburn University graduates and still based on the Plains, conducts much of its product testing on the courts. Although Tennibot remains local, its challenges have become increasingly global as the company navigates a rapidly changing tariff landscape and complex international legal disputes. Despite the worldwide market headwinds it faces, Tennibot sees itself becoming integral to the lives of millions of tennis and pickleball players.
Auburn could have faltered after being down 8-3 going into the sixth inning, just as they had in the previous two games of the series. Instead, they found a different gear to pull off the victory.
Auburn struggled again on the mound Friday night as the Tigers dropped their second game of the series against Ole Miss, 15–11.
Four Corners Ministries is preparing to open its fourth thrift store, with the soft opening set for June 2, 2025, and the grand opening following on June 17. The store will be located at 820 Columbus Pkwy. in Opelika.
A week ago, the No. 6 Auburn Tigers were lighting up the scoreboard in their opener against South Carolina. Now, they were unable to get a runner to cross home plate for eight innings. The Tigers were upset by No. 22 Ole Miss in Thursday night's series opener, 9-2.
Auburn is ranked No. 2 coming into this weekend and has won 5 in a row and 10 of their last 12 games. The Tigers sit at 37-15 on the year, while Ole Miss comes into this game at 35-17 on the year. The Tigers are one of the hottest teams in the country and, with another strong showing this weekend, should have a regional host bid locked up.
No. 6 Auburn baseball dominated Jacksonville State 19-1 in Tuesday’s home finale.
Auburn delivered its most dominant offensive performance of the season Thursday night, overwhelming South Carolina 24-2 in the opening game of a Southeastern Conference series at Plainsman Park.
This is an update from an ongoing story.
In November, The Plainsman received a tip about the Auburn University Office of Undergraduate Admissions office committing “unethical and potentially illegal” actions. At that time eight employees had resigned from the office. Now, nearly six months later, there has been a mass-exodus of the staff in correlation with this behavior, and that number is up to 15.
No. 10 Auburn baseball took down No. 12 Tennessee 8-1 Sunday afternoon, in an unconventional seven-inning affair.
After a very unorthodox start to the series Friday night versus Tennessee Auburn took game one early Saturday. Auburn and Tennessee played the top half of the first inning Friday before the game got postponed to Saturday morning. Luckily, Auburn did some damage early headlined by a two-run home run from Ike Irish with rain pouring down.
Auburn softball utilized a walk-off hit by Nelia Peralta and a dominant performance by pitcher SJ Geurin to shut out NC State 8-0 to start the series on Friday at Jane B. Moore Field.
Following a mid-week contest in which Auburn baseball defeated Samford on neutral grounds, the Tigers will get set for another extremely difficult weekend series against SEC powerhouse, Tennessee. No. 5 Auburn will face the No. 7 Volunteers in a three-game set, commencing on Friday evening with the finale scheduled for Sunday afternoon.
Each year, the Plainsman’s Choice awards highlight the best places, events and activities in Auburn. Candidates are nominated by the editorial board and voted on by the entire staff. The hope is to connect with our audience of readers by sharing some personal opinions while also shining a light of favor on special entities within the Auburn-Opelika community.
Auburn Community Church (ACC) has served as a home away from home for both Auburn students and residents for many years. What began as a small gathering has grown into a vibrant community, with hundreds of people coming together each week.
