Auburn Eagles Sports News

Brooke Bostwick and Hannah Paredes both recorded double-doubles in helping lead Auburn to a 54-31 victory over Craig County in non-district girls' basketball action Friday night in Riner.

Auburn held Craig County to a mere two points in the opening quarter, as the Eagles cruised to a lopsided 83-34 non-district boys' basketball win over Craig County Friday night in New Castle.

Jessalyn Monday hit the game-winning shot with six seconds remaining to propel Auburn to a 41-39 non-district girls' basketball win over George Wythe Thursday night in Wytheville.

Despite having a pair of players record double-doubles, Auburn was unable to overcome Cave Spring, as the Knights claimed their first win of the season, 43-42, in overtime Tuesday night in non-district girls basketball action in Roanoke.

Auburn opened up its girls' basketball season Friday night by cruising to a lopesided 63-28 non-district win over Craig County in New Castle.

With five returning starters back, the Auburn girls' basketball team could be a top contender for the Three Rivers District crown this season.

There are high hopes in the Auburn boys’ basketball program this season, as the Eagles return five starters off of last year's team that won only four games in a tough Three Rivers District.

Surrounded by family, friends, coaches and teammates, Auburn's Jordan Watson made it official Tuesday afternoon, as she signed her Letter of Intent to continue her volleyball career with Radford University.

When the Auburn volleyball team lost in five sets in last year's Group A, Division 2 state semifinals to eventual champion Mathews, the Lady Eagles set one goal for this season and that was win a state title. The goal was reached Saturday afternoon at the Siegel Center in Richmond, as the Eagles flew away with its first-ever Group A, Division 1 state title with a 25-18, 25-11 and 25-9 victory against Luray.