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Gabe Gross, a nine‑year hitting coach for Auburn baseball, announced his departure to prioritize family, transitioning to a special assistant role as the program prepares for the next era under head coach Butch Thompson.
Auburn University announced the hiring of Nick Ammirati as its new hitting coach, replacing Gabe Gross, to bolster an offense that struggled last season.
Auburn taps Nick Ammirati, a proven offensive architect, to lead its batting development as the program looks to ride a recent surge toward Omaha.
The 21st‑overall selection of high school star Coleman Borthwick by the San Diego Padres forces a reassessment of his verbal commitment to Auburn University.
Auburn’s baseball mentor Butch Thompson has embarked on a four‑day scouting tour, hopping from Alabama’s high‑school diamonds to the East Coast’s emerging talent pools, all in a race against the clock of the MLB Draft that kicks off on July 11.
Auburn’s rising stars Chase Fralick and Jackson Sanders join the USA Baseball Collegiate National Team for the World Collegiate Baseball Championship in Taiwan.
Cannon and Chase Fralick, raised in Cary, returned to their hometown to showcase their talents at the USA Baseball National Training Complex, delighting their parents and community.
Chase Fralick and Jackson Sanders, both recent Auburn standouts, were named to the USA Baseball Collegiate National Team following an intensive training camp, and will compete in the upcoming World Championship against Korea, Chinese Taipei and Japan.
USA Baseball has announced a 28‑player roster for the inaugural World Collegiate Baseball Championships, set to open in Taiwan on July 11. The team features several former SEC stars and was selected after an 11‑day training camp in North Carolina and Virginia. General Manager Eric Campbell expressed excitement about the squad's potential.
Auburn University standouts Chase Fralick and Jackson Sanders have been named to the USA Baseball Collegiate National Team that will compete in the upcoming World Collegiate Baseball Championship in Taiwan.
Chase Fralick and Jackson Sanders, Auburn Tigers standouts, have been named to the United States Collegiate National Team that will compete in the inaugural World Collegiate Baseball Championship in Taichung City, Taiwan, from July 11‑15.
The Stars secured a 5‑1 win in the fourth game of the series, building a 3‑1 lead as key performances from Flinn, Valincius and Williford highlighted the contest.
With the 2026 MLB Draft just a week away, Auburn is balancing draft prospects, portal commitments, and roster planning for the 2027 season.
Auburn’s program is preserving its recent successes by retaining most of its roster, adding new talent through the portal, and focusing on high‑school development before the upcoming draft.
Freshman standouts Ethin Bingaman and Mason McCrain have been named to Baseball America's 2026 Freshman All‑American teams, highlighting their early collegiate impact and the Tigers' pursuit of a College World Series return.
Troy University’s baseball team surged to a program‑record No. 6 national ranking after a breakout season that included a Super Regional sweep and a College World Series victory, highlighted by record‑setting performances from Jabe Boroff and Jimmy Janicki.
Auburn’s baseball program fell to Ole Miss in the Super Regionals, but a revamped roster featuring key returners and impact transfers positions the Tigers as contenders for the 2027 season.
Daniel Jackson's historic season, marked by 31 home runs and a .396 average, has secured two of college baseball's most coveted awards and propelled Georgia to the CWS opener against Texas.
Auburn’s 2026 season showcased a deep underclassmen roster, prompting the program to prioritize retaining its nucleus and bolstering the lineup ahead of the next campaign.
A 6-4 loss to Ole Miss ended Auburn's season, leaving a young core with high hopes and unanswered questions.
The Tigers finished a strong 2026 campaign with a pitching staff that shone, but offensive inconsistency and a final defeat to Ole Miss left their championship dreams unfinished.
The Tigers trail 1-0 after a hard-fought defeat, needing a win on Saturday to keep their season alive and force a Game 3.
The Rebels opened their Super Regional with a 6-4 win over Auburn, featuring key hits from Brayden Randle, Judd Utermark and Collin Reuter, a solid pitching performance by Hunter Elliott, and a late rally that kept the series alive.
Auburn’s baseball team lost the first contest of their NCAA Tournament super regional, 6-4, to Ole Miss, leaving runners stranded and a chance for a comeback pending.