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Auburn Softball 2019 Media Guide 15 All-Americans • 2 Sec Titles • 2015, 2016 Wcws AUBURN SOFTBALL 2019 MEDIA GUIDE 15 ALL-AMERICANS • 2 SEC TITLES • 2015, 2016 WCWS INTRODUCTION ............................................................ 1-5 ALL-TIME SERIES RESULTS ............................................62-82 Gameday Experience and Jane B. Moore Field ....................................... 3-4 vs. A-C .............................................................................................. 62-64 2019 Schedule and Quick Facts .................................................................5 vs. C-G.............................................................................................. 65-67 MEET THE TEAM ...........................................................6-29 vs. G-M............................................................................................. 68-72 2019 Roster ..............................................................................................7 vs. M-S ..............................................................................................73-76 Head Coach Mickey Dean ..........................................................................8 vs. T-Z .............................................................................................. 77-79 Coaching Staff ..........................................................................................9 All-Time Final SEC Standings ............................................................. 80-82 Seniors ..............................................................................................10-14 POSTSEASON HISTORY ................................................83-91 TABLE OF CONTENTS OF TABLE Juniors ...............................................................................................15-20 SEC Tournament Results ..........................................................................84 Sophomores ...................................................................................... 21-26 SEC Tournament Records .........................................................................85 Freshmen ................................................................................................27 NCAA Regional Results ............................................................................86 2018 IN REVIEW ........................................................28-33 NCAA Regional Records ...........................................................................87 Results ....................................................................................................29 NCAA Super Regional Results & Records ..................................................88 Statistics .................................................................................................30 WCWS Results & Records ........................................................................89 Hitting Game-by-Game ...........................................................................31 ALL-TIME LETTERWINNERS ...........................................90-92 Pitching Game-by-Game .........................................................................32 RADIO/TV SPOT CHART .................................................. 93 Single-Game Highs and Awards ...............................................................33 RECORD BOOK ..........................................................34-47 Team Single-Season Records ............................................................. 35-36 Individual Single-Season Records ...................................................... 37-38 Individual Career Records ...................................................................39-41 Yearly Leaders ................................................................................... 42-45 Game Records .........................................................................................46 HONORS AND AWARDS ...............................................47-49 ALL-TIME RESULTS ......................................................50-64 Year-by-Year Record and Statistics ...........................................................51 1997-1999 .............................................................................................52 CREDITS 2000-2001 ............................................................................................53 The 2019 Auburn Softball Media Guide is published by the Auburn Athletics 2002-2004 ............................................................................................54 Communications Office, a division of the Auburn Athletics Department. The guide 2005-2006 ............................................................................................55 was edited by Matt Penland and Chris Brown with editorial assistance from Cody 2007-2008 ............................................................................................56 Voga. Photography provided by Wade Rackley, Dakota Sumpter and Cat Wofford. 2009-2011 .............................................................................................57 For more information on Auburn Athletics, please call the Communications Office 2012-2013 .............................................................................................58 at 334-844-9800 or go to www.AuburnTigers.com. 2014-2015 .............................................................................................59 2016-2017 ........................................................................................60-61 MEET THE 2018 RECORD HONORS AND ALL-TIME TEAM REVIEW BOOK AWARDS RESULTS 6 28 34 47 50 @AUBURNSOFTBALL • #WAREAGLE 2 2019 AUBURN SOFTBALL MEDIA GUIDE GAMEDAY EXPERIENCE GAMEDAY 3 @AUBURNSOFTBALL • #WAREAGLE 15 ALL-AMERICANS • 2 SEC TITLES • 2015, 2016 WCWS General Information First Year ...........................................................1998 Years ....................................................Entering 20th Surface .................................................Natural Grass All-Time Record .............................414-177-1 (.700) Most Wins in a Season ............................. 32 (2015) Capacity ...........................................................2,316 Dimensions Left Field .............................................................201 Center Field ........................................................ 220 JANE B. MOORE FIELD MOORE B. JANE Right Field ..........................................................201 Year-by-Year Records 1998 ...................................................................1-7 1999 ..............................................................7-12-1 2000 ...............................................................21-12 2001 ...............................................................12-12 2002 ................................................................21-6 2003 ...............................................................11-11 2004 ................................................................ 17-4 2005 ................................................................26-5 2006 ................................................................ 19-8 2007 ...............................................................14-11 2008 ................................................................ 19-6 2009 ...............................................................14-12 2010 ................................................................. 17-8 2011 .................................................................23-8 2012 .................................................................18-9 2013 ................................................................19-12 2014 .................................................................28-7 2015 .................................................................32-3 2016 .................................................................31-5 2017 .................................................................31-2 2018 .................................................................29-3 Top-15 Attendance Records Att. Date Opponent Result 2,620 2/25/17 Yale W, 9-0 2,477 5/26/17 Oklahoma L, 4-0 2,476 4/8/17 Ole Miss L, 10-4 2,420 2/18/17 Evansville W, 5-3 2,420 5/27/17 Oklahoma L, 5-2 2,414 4/16/18 Tennessee L, 2-1 2,372 3/4/17 Charleston W, 14-0 2,331 4/29/17 Mississippi State W, 6-2 2,305 4/7/17 Ole Miss W, 3-1 2,289 4/21/18 Arkansas W, 4-2 2,264 4/8/18 Tennessee W, 6-0 2,258 3/24/18 Kentucky W, 1-0 2,233 2/19/17 Mercer W, 10-1 2,200 4/15/17 Missouri W, 5-4 2,173 4/9/17 Ole Miss W, 3-1 @AUBURNSOFTBALL • #WAREAGLE 4 2019 AUBURN SOFTBALL MEDIA GUIDE 2019 SCHEDULE AND QUICK FACTS QUICK AND SCHEDULE 2019 University Information Date Opponent Location Time (CT) City / Zip .................................................Auburn, Ala. / 36831 Feb. 8 vs. Tennessee State Gulf Shores, Ala. 2:00 p.m. Founded .................................................................Oct. 1, 1856 Feb. 8 vs. Western Kentucky Gulf Shores, Ala. 5:00 p.m. Enrollment ......................................................................25,469 Feb. 9 vs. Missouri State Gulf Shores, Ala. 2:00 p.m. Nickname ..........................................................................Tigers Feb. 9 vs. Louisiana Tech Gulf Shores, Ala. 5:00 p.m. Colors .............................................Navy Blue and Burnt Orange Feb. 10 vs. Florida A&M Gulf Shores, Ala. 10:00 a.m. Affiliation ............................................................NCAA Division I Feb. 14 UAB Jane B. Moore Field 6:00 p.m. Conference ............................................Southeastern
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