As the Jaguars and their Peach Belt competitors get ready for the conference tournament this weekend at Christenberry Fieldhouse, keep an eye on the setters …
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Behind Morton, Augusta women notch 61-39 hoops victory over Claflin
The AU women improved to 2-1 overall with a win over Claflin in college basketball …
UGa. football is No. 1 in the land, but the pandemic is still looming
The Bulldogs are No. 1 in major-college football and capacity crowds have returned to Sanford Stadium, but the coronavirus has not disappeared, even though the trend in October and the first few weeks of November was in the right direction …
AU women’s basketball team gains split in season-opening weekend
Augusta University got a big night from center Kennedi Manning to win its season-opening game …
AU men’s basketball returns to action this weekend at 45 Second Classic
The Augusta University men open the 2021-22 season on the road in North Carolina, without their head coach, Dip Metress, who is serving a three-game suspension …
International student-athletes: Former AU women's tennis player Ana Faria shares her story
Like many student-athletes, international student-athletes dream of the opportunity to play at the highest level of their sport. Ana Faria was one of those students…
AU women's basketball gears up for season opener
The AU women’s basketball team, picked to finish fifth in the Peach Belt, hopes to improve offensively over last season, according to Coach Millette Green; the Jaguars open the season Friday night, Nov. 12, against Southern Wesleyn at Christenberry Fieldhouse …
Jaguar cross-country runners Taylor and Brickey headed to nationals in Florida
Augusta University’s Mackenzie Taylor and Kai Brickey have advanced to the NCAA Division II cross-country championships to be held in Tampa, Fla., on Nov. 20 …
International student-athletes: 'I feel like I have made the right decision to come to Augusta,' says golfer Petra Duran
Though international student-athletes can face challenges when moving to the United States from their home countries, some have found Augusta to be the right choice for them…
Braves break the Georgia sports curse
The Braves won the World Series in a season that for a long time did not shape up to be a championship campaign, especially with the loss of their best player in Ronald Acuna Jr. to injury; however, Brian Snitker’s team persevered, had a fantastic season from its infield and made the right moves before the trade deadline …
Men's cross-country finishes fourth in regional; Brickey and Taylor qualify for nationals
The Augusta University men’s cross-country team finishes third in the Southeast regional and advances to the nationals in two weeks …
Braves’ fans finally get to celebrate after winning Atlanta's first World Series since 1995
Braves happy with World Series victory after a season that was peppered with doubt …
AU softball welcomes much needed starting pitcher McBrayer
With a major hole in starting pitching, AU softball Coach Melissa Brocato recruited Maggie McBrayer of Calhoun High School to fill the gap …
Open AU women’s basketball practice a preview for upcoming season
The Augusta University women’s basketball team prepared for its upcoming season with a practice that was open to the public, including several CSRA high school players and their coaches …
AU volleyball team defeats rival USC Aiken in five sets
The AU volleyball team improved its record to 18-7 with a five-set win over arch-rival USC Aiken on Nov. 2 at Christenberry Fieldhouse …
Howard and Manning look to become leaders for AU women’s basketball program
The Augusta University Women’s Basketball team have found 2021-2022 team captains this season in senior Kiera Howard and junior Kennedi Manning.
AU's Ward, Brickey, Motes, Taylor win PBC yearly awards for cross-country
Coach Adam Ward and his cross-country runners have won Peach Belt Conference annual awards yet again …
The Sports Squad: Season 4, Episode 3
The Sports Squad looks at the latest in Augusta University athletics …
AU men's basketball has academic scandal; players positive about upcoming season
The Augusta University men’s basketball team will be without Coach Dip Metress for the first three games of the regular season after he and an assistant “provided inappropriate” assistance with a player taking an online test; the assistant coach, O’Neal Armstrong, was fired …