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Auburn Baseball Players Decorated

By Travis Herrmann / Writer | June 26

The National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association named Auburn University's Hunter Morris to its All-American Team and Brian Fletcher to the All-American second team Wednesday.Morris and Fletcher were chosen from players in 20 different conferences, according to the NCBWA.

Auburn Welcomes New Swimming and Diving Associate Head Coach

By Lauren Cavallaro / Writer | June 22

Coach Frank Bradley has been named Auburn's new swimming and diving associate head coach. Bradley said he was very excited to be working at Auburn with Brett Hawke, Auburn swimming and diving head coach, and the rest of the staff.

Women's Rugby Team Stays in Shape During Summer

By Katherine Haas / WRITER | June 20

Though women's rugby is a relatively new sport at Auburn, it has continued to develop and grow. This includes keeping up with workouts and practices during the summer months.

Tigers Start Strong at NCAA Outdoor Finals

By Maria Iampietro / Writer | June 18

The Auburn Track and Field Teams entered day one of the NCAA Outdoor Finals Wednesday at Hayward Field, commonly referred to as Track Town USA, in Eugene, Oregon, with strong performances from individual athletes and relay teams.

Auburn Football Camps Train Athletes

By Kendra Kelley / Writer | June 14

Athletes from high schools throughout the region will flock to thePlains, kicking off their summers with Auburn University football camps.To jump start their careers, the camps help aspiring, young playerslearn how to follow instructions and guidelines."The best thing about having camps at Auburn is the opportunity tointeract with young people and pass on the knowledge of our coachingstaff to young guys," said Auburn director of scouting Chad Lunsford.

Soccer Season Preview

By Laura Maxwell / Editor-in-chief | June 13

Soccer season is approaching fast.The Auburn women's soccer team is preparing for an exciting year, as it is welcoming eight new recruits. Katy Frierson, a junior in political science, said the team gets its recruits two years in advance.

Auburn Loses Regional Championship Game to Clemson 13-7

By Nick Van Der Linden / Sports Editor | June 9

The Auburn Tigers baseball season came to an end Monday night with a 13-7 loss to the Clemson Tigers in the Regional championship game."We just never got off to a good start," said Auburn coach John Pawlowski. "Against good teams, it's tough to come back."

Auburn Falls 5-2 to Clemson Saturday night at Plainsman Park

By Lauren Nix / Writer | June 7

The Clemson Tigers defeated Auburn 5-2 in the NCAA Auburn Regional winner's bracket game Saturday night at Plainsman Park.

2010 Equestrian Preview

By Caitlin Myles / Writer | June 5

After beating No.1 Georgia to take home the Southeastern Conference title and therecent addition of three established recruits, Auburn's Equestrian team is looking forward to what the 2010-2011 season has in store.

Auburn Hosts NCAA Division I Baseball Regionals

By Blake May / Writer | June 2

Auburn University will serve as a host site for the 2010 NCAA Division IBaseball Regionals, June 4-7. This marks the fourth time in school history Auburn has been selectedto host an NCAA regional. Auburn previously hosted in 1978, 1999 andmost recently 2003.

Track and Field Tigers Dash Toward NCAA Championship

By Laura Maxwell / Editor-in-chief | May 29

Auburn's track and field teams raced toward the finish line as they began competing Thursday in the NCAA East Preliminary Round.Coach Ralph Spry said the teams had been training all season.

Chifchieva Concludes her Career with a Loss to No. 3 Maria Sanchez in NCAA Championships Round of 32

By Lindsey Rodgers / Writer | May 28

Auburn tennis player Fani Chifchieva doesn't believe in rituals or superstitions before matches. She just takes a deep breath and thinks positively, knowing she will do everything she can to win the match.Chifchieva, a recently graduated senior with a degree in Spanish, finished her tennis career ranked No. 2 in Auburn's singles victories, with a record of 104-40.

Tigers Struggle Offensively in 7-1 Loss

By Nick Van Der Linden / Sports Editor | May 26

Despite an early morning start, fans quickly filled Regions Park to watch the No. 16 Auburn Tigers baseball team (39-18) take on the Alabama Crimson Tide (35-21) in the 2010 Southeastern Conference Tournament. The Tigers scored first but gave up seven unanswered runs in the 7-1 loss Wednesday morning.

Tigers Sweep Ole Miss and Prepare for the SEC Tournament

By Nick Van Der Linden / Sports Editor | May 23

Last weekend the No. 16 Auburn baseball team (39-17, 20-10 SEC) did what it failed to do last year, reach the Southeastern Conference Tournament. On Friday night, second year head coach John Pawlowski and the Auburn Tigers clinched the SEC Western Division, something the Tigers had not done since 1995, defeating No. 17 Ole Miss (36-20, 16-14 SEC) 18-4.

Newton Earns Top Spot

By Abby Albright / Sports Editor | April 29

Auburn Football coach Gene Chizik announced yesterday that junior Cameron Newton is the No. 1 quarterback after spring practice.This announcement does not secure Newton's spot for the fall, but gives him the advantage over senior Neil Caudle, sophomore Barrett Trotter and redshirt freshman Clint Moseley.

Tigers Tame the Bulldogs

By Crystal Cole / STAFF REPORTER | April 29

Junior Stephen Kohlscheen made his first start at Auburn (28-14, 10-8 SEC) Tuesday night as the baseball team beat Samford (23-17), 11-4, at home.Kohlscheen pitched two scoreless innings with a single in the first inning and a second-inning walk.Kohlscheen said it was a good day for his first start and the rest of the team performing well made his job easy."It's always good when you can get a start," Kohlscheen said.

Tate, McFadden Picked Up In Draft

By Abby Albright / Sports Editor | April 29

Two Tiger football players, seniors Ben Tate and Walter McFadden were picked up in the National Football League Draft over the weekend.Running back Tate was selected on Day Two by the Houston Texans in the second round."It was very emotional," Tate said.

Softball Overcomes JSU, 8-5

By Patrick Dever / ASSOCIATE SPORTS EDITOR | April 29

The Auburn Softball team welcomed south the Jacksonville State University Gamecocks on a chilly Tuesday evening.Auburn's bats, however, were not cold, as the Tigers scored eight runs on eight hits, downing Jacksonville State, 8-5.Auburn coach Tina Deese said she was proud of the team's determination during the game."I'm really proud of the eight runs first and foremost," Deese said.Auburn got off to a quick start as sophomore designated hitter Amber Harrison hit a homerun that just cleared the right field wall.Redshirt sophomore Angel Bunner was in the pitcher's circle for the Tigers.The Gamecocks scored two runs in the top of the fifth inning, bringing Bunner's night to an end.Bunner pitched four and one-third innings, giving up six hits and two runs.Senior pitcher Anna Thompson came in to relieve Bunner.Thompson gave up a two-run home run to the first batter she faced, Jacksonville State freshman Kelci Johnston, bringing the score to4-4.Deese said she was hoping her team wouldn't falter and get past the inning."You can't get a big enough lead at this point," Deese said.