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AU men's cross country dominates; Taylor and Brickey pick up individual wins
The Augusta University cross country team competed at the Eye Opener Invitational this weekend.
AU volleyball bounces back with two wins to finish off opening weekend
After losing both ends of a doubleheader on Friday, the AU women bounced back with a pair of wins Saturday, Sept. 4, to even their early-season record at 2-2 …
Jags volleyball drops first two matches of the season
The Jaguars lost their first matches of the season, but their head coach Sharon Quarles still has an optimistic outlook for the rest of the season.
AU men's cross-country ranked 11th in the nation ahead of season opener
The Augusta University mens’s cross-country team’s preseason rank was released by the U.S. Track & Field and Cross-Country Coaches Association, hopefully providing more traction for the team to continue improving this season.
AU Volleyball's hunt for fourth-straight PBC Championship starts at Pacer Invitational
The Pacer Invitational provides an opportunity for AU’s volleyball team to begin their journey to their fourth consecutive PBC tournament championship.
Jaguar baseball team adds 11 transfer players
Alex Brown and 10 other transfers are working to have an impact on the Jaguar baseball team …
Blessing in disguise, Cracknell's unexpected season turned into a new opportunity
Troy Cracknell began his season hoping to continue his streak of career-best scores. Despite multiple obstacles, Cracknell found a new way to assist his teammates and the chance to return for a fifth season playing for the Jags.
Brickey has high hopes for AU’s men cross-country; women’s team looking strong
Kai Brickey and his AU cross-country teammates hope to continue the Jaguars’ dominance in the Peach Belt Conference …
Overcoming key losses in the offseason, AU men’s golf ready for fall tournaments
Alex van Wyk and his teammates will get the 2021-22 golf season started with the Maui Jim Invitational in Arizona on Sept. 10 …
AU introduces athletes to incoming freshman class at Jaguar Madness
Augusta University’s varsity sports teams were shown off to the incoming freshman class at jaguar Madness at Christenberry Fieldhouse …
Former AU golfers Reed, Norlander competing in the Tokyo Olympics
Patrick Reed, the 2018 Masters champion, and fellow Augusta University alum Henrik Norlander tee off in the Olympics today …
AU men's cross-country has sights on nationals; Mackenzie Taylor eyes a second PBC crown
Mackenzie Taylor had a perfect XC season in 2020 and hopes to build on that; the AU men are two-time defending Peach Belt champions …
Augusta University golf teams join Southland Conference for 2021-22
The AU women and men are moving to the Southland Conference in golf …
A brave new world for college athletics
U.S. Supreme Court has ruled against the NCAA in a unanimous decision and decided to increase education-related compensation for Division I student athletes. While this ruling only applies to Division I basketball and FBS football programs, it it will change the landscape of college sports …
AU volleyball's Martin: A star on and off the court
Kylie Martin is not just a top-flight volleyball player, she also majors in radiation therapy …
AU alums Norlander, Everett finish in top 35 at the Palmetto Championship
AU alum Broc Everett joined Henrik Nolander in the top 35 at the Palmetto Championship on the PGA Tour; here Everett prepares to nearly drive the par-4 15th in the opening round …
Former AU standout golfers finish well in tourneys in U.S. and Germany
Former Augusta University golfers Patrick Reed finished fifth at The Memorial and Maverick Antcliff 11th at the Porsche European Open …
No longer centers of attention: Basketball big men now more likely to play on the perimeter
Jack Johnson, a backup post player for Augusta University, muses about the changes in contemporary basketball, where centers no long spend most of their time in the low post …