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.
Freshman Christian Chatterton threw six nearly-flawless innings Tuesday night, leading No. 5 Auburn to its fourth shutout of the season, defeating Samford 3-0 at the Hoover Met. The Tigers’ win marks their second straight two-hit shutout victory and the sixth time this season that Auburn has held its opponent to two hits.
No. 23 Auburn softball (21-11, 0-9) came out strong with a 2-0 lead in the first inning but No. 2 Texas (31-2, 5-1) overcame the deficit to overthrow the Tigers 13-2 at Red and Charline McCombs Field on Sunday.
No. 17 Auburn softball started a rally in the seventh inning to put the tying run in scoring position, but No. 21 Mississippi State held on to secure the win in game one of the series 5-4 Saturday night at Nusz Park.
Auburn dominated Rutgers in the first game of the night with a 5-0 shutout before the second, when it rallied past McNeese State in the sixth inning to pull out a 10-6 win.
No. 11 Auburn gymnastics secured its first-ever victory at Coleman Coliseum, defeating No. 17 Alabama 197.750-197.350 on Friday. The Tigers posted season highs on bars and vault while tying a program-best road score. Auburn (10-3, 3-2 SEC) claimed four individual titles.
A thrilling eight inning comeback and a shutout performance from redshirt sophomore SJ Geurin highlighted Auburn’s wins over Virginia and UFC respectively on Friday.
