Sports

Tigers aim to tumble past Panthers

By Jordan Dale / WRITER | February 24

On the heels of a close meet against the University of Florida, Auburn gymnastics prepares for Pittsburgh and looks to compete at full strength.

Nell Fortner coaches from the sidelines during Thursday night's game against Alabama. Auburn to Alabama falls 59-51. (Leffie V. Dailey/AUBURN MEDIA RELATIONS)

Auburn comes up short against Tide, 51-59

By Nick Van Der Linden / ASSOCIATE SPORTS EDITOR | February 17

The Auburn women's basketball team (14-12) lost 51-59 to the Alabama Crimson Tide.

Auburn celebrates its 18-4 win over Ole Miss after winning the SEC West May 21, 2010. (Todd van emst / media relations)

Big expectations ahead for Tigers

By Taylor Jones / WRITER | February 17

After winning the West in 2010, hopes are high for Auburn baseball in 2011

Tigers to face Tide with postseason on the line

By Erik Yabor / WRITER | February 17

The Auburn women's basketball team will face archrival Alabama Thursday at 7 p.m.Alabama (13-12, 2-10 SEC) began the season with an 11-2 record, but lost nine consecutive games before its first conference win versus the Mississippi State Lady Bulldogs earlier this month.

Women's tennis still fighting for first win of the season

By Morgan McKean / WRITER | February 17

The women's tennis team faces off against Alabama A&M and the University of Memphis Saturday at the Yarbrough Tennis Center.They will be the first home matches of the season for the Tigers.

Former player turned coach connects with players

By Miranda Dollarhide / Intrigue Editor | February 17

Whether it's at home with his twins or at home plate with the baseball team, Scott Foxhall's "kids" are his life.

Innis brings excitement, experience to team

By Mackenzie Cogle / WRITER | February 17

Senior Auburn gymnast Rachel Inniss has become a crowd favorite this season after incorporating the song "All I Do is Win" and striking a Heisman pose in her floor routine.

Daniel Holland and Eric Terrell show off after the first day of the second tournament event. (Contributed)

Bass club remains undefeated

By Nick Van Der Linden / ASSOCIATE SPORTS EDITOR | February 17

The Auburn Bass Fishing Club tops the charts after reeling in another top performance last weekend at Lake Wheeler in Decatur.

Equestrian saddles up for South Carolina

By Alexandria Smith / WRITER | February 17

After a loss to the Georgia Bulldogs Saturday, the Auburn equestrian team will take on South Carolina this weekend.During the Georgia meet, Auburn came back to an 8-7 lead following the horsemanship event, after being down by two points.

Tigers face foe Florida

By Victoria Rodgers / WRITER | February 17

The Crimson Tide rolled over the Tigers in the 110th gymnastics meet at Coleman Coliseum in Tuscaloosa Friday night.

Jared Rehm and Nathan Waters practice defense at a wheelchair basketball practice. (Emily Adams / Photo Editor)

Adaptive sports program has eye on expansion

By Brian Woodham / ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR | February 17

After winning a national championship at the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater, Jared Rehm brought his passion for basketball to the Plains.

Chubb suspended indefinitely

By Crystal Cole / SPORTS EDITOR | February 10

Suspension follows Jan. 30 arrest and four charges

Students try out Wednesday for the women's club soccer team at the Auburn Soccer Complex. (Brian Woodham / Assistant Sports Editor)

Women's soccer club team will hold spring season tryouts

By Elizabeth Fite / WRITER | February 10

The women's soccer club officially kicks off its season Feb. 25 at the FSU Tournament in Tallahasse, Fla.

Junior right wing Pete Leone carries the puck down the ice while Jeremy Spafard pursues. (contributed)

Ice hockey prepares for its first SEC tournament appearance

By Molly Montgomery / WRITER | February 10

After a period of being off the ice, the Auburn Ice Hockey Club is back in action.With 18 players on the roster and 14 administrative officers, the club is off to an ambitious start.

Sophomore guard Morgan Toles keeps the ball away from a Mississippi State player during Sunday's game. (Christen Harned / Assistant Photo Editor)

Auburn faces LSU in battle of the Tigers

By Erik Yabor / WRITER | February 10

Auburn's women's basketball team will be traveling to Baton Rouge, La., for an interdivisional game against the LSU Lady Tigers.

Brown makes big splash in the pool

By Kala Bolton / WRITER | February 10

Swimmer Adam Brown has represented England in the 2010 Commonwealth Games, the 2009 World Championships and the 2008 Olympics, but his latest challenge will be competing for Southeastern Conference supremacy.

Track 'em Tigers

By Crystal Cole / SPORTS EDITOR | February 10

Auburn track and field teams shine at Ohio tourney

Todd Van Emst, athletic department photographer, stands with his Nikon camera and 400mm lens outside the athletic complex. (Emily Adams/PHOTO EDITOR)

Sharp Shooter

By Brian Woodham / ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR | February 10

A look at the life and daily duties ofTodd Van Emst, Auburn athletics' photographer

Coach's drive gets most out of team

By Liz Conn / Associate Campus Editor | February 10

Lindsay Neubarth, associate head coach for the equestrian team, started working at age 11.She didn't work for money, but instead for the chance to ride horses.

Sophomore guard Earnest Ross looks to shoot past Tennessee guard Josh Bone during Auburn's 69-56 loss Feb. 3 (Emily Adams / Photo Editor)

Tigers look to snap losing streak against Mississippi State

By Nick Van Der Linden / ASSOCIATE SPORTS EDITOR | February 10

It has been just over a week since Auburn earned its first conference win, but two conference losses and one suspension later, questions continue to bind head coach Tony Barbee and the men's basketball team (8-15).