Georgia Edges Out Auburn in Thrilling 9-7 Battle
On May 15, 2026, the University of Georgia baseball squad traveled to Plainsman Park to face Auburn, ultimately securing a 9-7 victory in front of a lively crowd.
The early innings saw Georgia strike first as Jordy Oriach launched a three-run homer, setting a strong tone for the Bulldogs.
Kolby Branch added to the lead with a three-run homer of his own in the fifth, extending the advantage.
Auburn answered with a timely double by Chris Rembert that drove in a run, and Ethin Bingaman followed with a single that brought in two more runs, keeping the game within reach.
On the mound, Paul Farley earned the win for Georgia, while Andreas Alvarez took the loss for the Tigers; Zach Brown closed out the game with a save to preserve the lead.
Season Implications
The win improved Georgia's final record to 43-11 overall and 23-6 in conference play, whereas Auburn finished at 35-18 and 16-13, underscoring the competitive nature of the matchup.
The performance highlights the Bulldogs' depth in power hitting and reliable bullpen work, positioning them strongly as the season draws to a close.