Ramsier, Le Beau named SEC Soccer Players of the Week
Two players of the Auburn soccer team have been SEC Players of the Week in the same week for the first time in program history.
Two players of the Auburn soccer team have been SEC Players of the Week in the same week for the first time in program history.
Auburn competes in its second event of the fall season, sending four Tigers to the Georgia Tech Fall Invitational being played this weekend at the Ken Byars Tennis Complex in Atlanta. Four Auburn players will compete in both singles and doubles, which starts on Friday and concludes on Sunday: senior Joseph Van Dooren, freshman Max Sivalls, sophomore transfer Edward Nguyen and sophomore Viboosh Chandrasekar. "I would like to see someone step up this weekend and play well for us," said Auburn head coach Eric Shore, who was happy with how the Auburn delegation played in last weekend's Duke Bonk Invitational, winning 17 of 21 matches.
Sophomore linebacker Tre' Williams is expected to return to practice this week after injuring his knee against Mississippi State.
Auburn's offense faltered, mustering only six points in four trips inside the red zone.
Auburn Soccer capped off a weekend of adversity with a 3-2 win over the No.9 Florida Gators Sunday at the Auburn Soccer Complex.
Auburn's defense stepped up in its 17-9 loss to Mississippi State but it was not enough to overcome offensive struggles.
For the first time in 2015, both Tiger teams were defeated at the Panorama Farms Invite in Charlottesville, Virginia, on Saturday, Sept. 26.
Austin Wiley, the No.21-ranked player in the Class of 2017, committed to Bruce Pearl and the Auburn Tigers Saturday afternoon.
Auburn has no shortage of problems, and the Tigers need to find solutions immediately if they hope to avoid a disappointing season.
Part 1 of 3 where Jay Jacobs sat down with The Plainsman Sports Editor Sam Butler to discuss various aspects of the Auburn Athletic Department.
The highly anticipated match between the two Tiger teams did not disappoint, with LSU striking first 10 minutes into the match. Auburn’s Casie Ramsier responded in the 39th minute with an assist from Charlotte Van Ishoven.
Auburn soccer has returned to the Plains to take on their rival No. 24 LSU Tigers for battle Sept. 25 in their SEC home opener.
When Auburn lined up for its first snap of the game last weekend, half of the secondary wasn’t even on the team a year ago—and they weren’t freshmen.
A handful of freshmen are stepping up in a big way for Auburn early in 2015.
Johnson was touted as the next Cam Newton by some analysts, but so far, he's been anything but. After too many mistakes, his time ran out. Now, Sean White's time has arrived.
Despite early-season struggles, Will Muschamp appears to be the man to repair Auburn's defense.
Three days, 14 hours of travel and four hours of game time. A win would have been nice. Actually, not losing and seeing the better team not play as poorly as they did would have been nice.
Auburn Men's Tennis is preparing to revamp for the start of the 2015-16 season. After finishing last season at 15-13 overall, the Tigers are ready to begin their season with two top returners Marko Krickovic and Maxime Hinnisdaels.
After throwing six interceptions in three games, Jeremy Johnson has been benched for Sean White ahead of Saturday's game against Mississippi State.
Auburn will be without its best defender for quite a while, if not for the remainder of the 2015 season, according to coach Gus Malzahn.