2016 Auburn Tigers softball team

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2016 Auburn Tigers softball
Auburn University softball logo.png
SEC Tournament Championship, W, 7–1 vs. LSU
Conference Southeastern Conference
DivisionWest
Record58–12 (16–7 SEC)
Head coach
Assistant coachScott Woodard, Casey Myers, & Corey Myers
Pitching coachCorey Myers
Home stadium Jane B. Moore Field
Seasons
←  2015
2017  →
2016 Southeastern Conference softball standings
ConfOverall
TeamW L PCTW L PCT
No. 1 Florida  ‍‍‍20–4 .83352–4 .929
No. 12 Kentucky  ‍‍‍17–7 .70843–11 .796
No. 10 Tennessee  ‍‍‍16–7 .69640–13 .755
No. 6 Auburn  ‍‍‡‍16–7 .69646–9 .836
No. 4 Alabama  ‍‍‍16–8 .66745–11 .804
No. 16 Missouri  ‍‍‍14–10 .58339–13 .750
No. 13 LSU  ‍‍‍13–11 .54242–14 .750
No. 15 Georgia  ‍‍‍12–12 .50040–16 .714
Ole Miss  ‍‍‍11–13 .45838–19 .667
No. 17 Texas A&M  ‍‍‍9–15 .37537–17 .685
South Carolina  ‍‍‍7–17 .29235–20 .636
Mississippi State  ‍‍‍3–21 .12525–30 .455
Arkansas  ‍‍‍1–23 .04217–39 .304
‡ – Tournament champion
As of May 8, 2016 [1]
Rankings from NFCA

The 2016 Auburn Tigers softball team is an American softball team, representing Auburn University for the 2016 NCAA softball season. The Auburn Tigers play their home games at Jane B. Moore Field. [2]

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In 2015, the Auburn Tigers softball team went 56-11 during Clint Myers second season, and won its first SEC softball tournament on May 9, 2015, at Tiger Park in Baton Rouge, LA, by defeating #11 Tennessee in extra innings. Auburn garnered a #4 seed in the 2015 NCAA Division I softball tournament, and hosted a regional and super regional at Jane B. Moore Field in Auburn, AL. Auburn won both the regional and super regional and advanced to their first 2015 Women's College World Series at the ASA Hall of Fame Stadium in Oklahoma City, OK. They made it to the Finals of the tournament, where they lost to eventual champion Florida by two runs.

In the 2016 preseason fall exhibition games the Tigers were 8-0, only surrendering 3 runs. [3]

In December 2015, Jane B. Moore Field began an 821-seat expansion along with more rest rooms, and will reconfigure the front of the stadium to add a grassy area for fans and kids before the first game. [4]

The Tigers 2016 regular season began on February 11 at home against Appalachian State. SEC Play began on March 12, when the Tigers hosted the #1 Florida Gators.

Auburn finished the regular season in a tie for 3rd place within the conference, and received the 4th seed in the 2016 SEC softball tournament. Beating #5 Alabama and #1 Florida, they made it to their second SEC Championship Final in a row on May 14, 2016, held at Nusz Park in Starkville, MS, and defeated #14 LSU 7-1 to collect back-to-back SEC Championships in Softball. [5]

Auburn garnered a #4 seed for the second year in a row in the 2016 NCAA Division I softball tournament, and hosted a regional and super regional at Jane B. Moore Field in Auburn, AL. Auburn won both the regional and super regional and advanced to the second NCAA Women's College World Series at the ASA Hall of Fame Stadium in Oklahoma City, OK, in as many years. [6]

Roster

2016 Auburn Tigers Softball Roster
 

Pitchers

  • 16 Kaylee Carlson – sophomore
  • 19 Rachael Walters – senior
  • 22 Marcy Harper – senior
  • 23 Lexi Davis – senior
  • 29 Makayla Martin – freshman
  • 44 Jenna Abbott – junior

Outfielders

  • 1 Tiffany Howard – senior
  • 12 Maria Mitchell – senior
  • 15 Bree Fornis – freshman
  • 17 Morgan Podany – freshman
  • 20 Hope Smith – freshman
  • 27 Victoria Draper – sophomore
  • 77 Sydne Waldrop – junior
 

Catchers

  • 00 Carlee Wallace – sophomore
  • 9 Madison Dickey – senior
  • 10 Anna Gibbs – junior
  • 12 Maria Mitchell – senior
  • 93 Courtney Shea – sophomore

Infielders

  • 2 Haley Fagan – junior
  • 3 Whitney Jordan – sophomore
  • 4 Madi Gipson – sophomore
  • 5 Emily Carosone – senior
  • 6 Blaire Bass – freshman
  • 7 Emily Spain – sophomore
  • 8 Jade Rhodes – senior
  • 9 Madison Dickey – senior
  • 11 Casey McCrackin – freshman
  • 13 Kasey Cooper – junior
  • 14 Kelsey Bogaards – senior
  • 24 Kendall Veach – freshman
  • 30 Tali Milde – freshman
  • 33 Kimberlee Myers – sophomore
  • 44 Jenna Abbott – junior

Schedule

Official Schedule - LINK Archived 2015-02-06 at the Wayback Machine

DateTimeOpponentRankVenueResultTVRecord
February 116:00 PMAppalachian State4Jane B. Moore Field • Auburn, AL 9-0 (5) [7] SECN+ 1-0 (0-0)
February 125:30 PMWestern Kentucky4Plainsman Invite • Jane B. Moore Field • Auburn, AL 19-1 (5) [8] SECN+ 2-0 (0-0)
February 1312:30 PMButler4Plainsman Invite • Jane B. Moore Field • Auburn, AL 28-2 (5) [9] SECN+ 3-0 (0-0)
February 133:00 PMFurman4Plainsman Invite • Jane B. Moore Field • Auburn, AL 9-2 [10] SECN+ 4-0 (0-0)
February 141:00 PMAppalachian State4Plainsman Invite • Jane B. Moore Field • Auburn, AL 22-5 (5) [11] SECN+ 5-0 (0-0)
February 179:00 AM#15 UCF 3 UCF Softball Complex • Orlando, FL 2-0 [12] 6-0 (0-0)
February 192:45 PMOklahoma State3Michele Smith Invitational [13] • Eddie C. Moore Complex [14] • Clearwater, FL 6-1 [15] 7-0 (0-0)
February 195:00 PMUSF3Michele Smith Invitational • Eddie C. Moore Complex • Clearwater, FL 6-0 [16] 8-0 (0-0)
February 2011:15 AM#19 James Madison3Michele Smith Invitational • Eddie C. Moore Complex • Clearwater, FL 2-3 [17] 8-1 (0-0)
February 201:45 PMDePaul3Michele Smith Invitational • Eddie C. Moore Complex • Clearwater, FL 18-0 (5) [18] 9-1 (0-0)
February 218:00 AMFordham3Michele Smith Invitational • Eddie C. Moore Complex • Clearwater, FL 18-1 (5) [19] 10-1 (0-0)
February 255:30 PM Boston College 3Jane B. Moore Field • Auburn, AL 5-1 [20] 11-1 (0-0)
February 265:30 PM Boston College 3Tiger Invitational • Jane B. Moore Field • Auburn, AL 6-0 [21] 12-1 (0-0)
February 2712:30 PMSt. John's3Tiger Invitational • Jane B. Moore Field • Auburn, AL 9-0 (5) [22] SECN+ 13-1 (0-0)
February 273:00 PMWestern Illinois3Tiger Invitational • Jane B. Moore Field • Auburn, AL 14-1 (5) [23] SECN+ 14-1 (0-0)
February 281:00 PMIndiana State3Tiger Invitational • Jane B. Moore Field • Auburn, AL 21-0 (5) [24] SECN+ 15-1 (0-0)
March 35:30 PMMurray State3Jane B. Moore Field • Auburn, AL CANCELLED [25] SECN+ 15-1 (0-0)
March 45:30 PMIndiana3Wilson/DeMarini Classic • Jane B. Moore Field • Auburn, AL 8-7 (8) [26] SECN+ 16-1 (0-0)
March 512:30 PMMurray State3Wilson/DeMarini Classic • Jane B. Moore Field • Auburn, AL 10-0 (5) [27] SECN+ 17-1 (0-0)
March 53:00 PMBryant University3Wilson/DeMarini Classic • Jane B. Moore Field • Auburn, AL 10-0 (6) [28] SECN+ 18-1 (0-0)
March 61:00 PM Georgia State 3Wilson/DeMarini Classic • Jane B. Moore Field • Auburn, AL 7-0 [29] SECN 19-1 (0-0)
March 63:30 PM Georgia State 3Wilson/DeMarini Classic • Jane B. Moore Field • Auburn, AL 9-0 (6) [30] 20-1 (0-0)
March 94:00 PMTennessee State3Jane B. Moore Field • Auburn, AL 7-0 [31] SECN+ 21-1 (0-0)
March 96:30 PMTennessee State3Jane B. Moore Field • Auburn, AL 8-0 (5) [32] SECN+ 22-1 (0-0)
March 127:30 PM#1 Florida 3Jane B. Moore Field • Auburn, AL 3-6 [33] SECN 22-2 (0-1)
March 134:00 PM#1 Florida 3Jane B. Moore Field • Auburn, AL 5-8 [34] SECN 22-3 (0-2)
March 146:00 PM#1 Florida 3Jane B. Moore Field • Auburn, AL 5-4 [35] SECN 23-3 (1-2)
March 165:00 PMSamford3Samford Softball Field [36] • Birmingham, AL 18-1 [37] 24-3 (1-2)
March 186:00 PM Mississippi State 3Nusz Park • Starkville, MS 3-2 (14) [38] SECN+ 25-3 (2-2)
March 192:00 PM Mississippi State 3Nusz Park • Starkville, MS 3-6 [39] SECN+ 25-4 (2-3)
March 202:00 PM Mississippi State 3Nusz Park • Starkville, MS 2-0 [40] SECN+ 26-4 (3-3)
March 234:00 PM Georgia State 3Robert E. Heck Softball Complex • Atlanta, GA 8-4 [41] 27-4 (3-3)
March 256:00 PM South Carolina 3Jane B. Moore Field • Auburn, AL 10-0 (5) [42] SECN+ 28-4 (4-3)
March 266:00 PM South Carolina 3Jane B. Moore Field • Auburn, AL 5-2 [43] SECN+ 29-4 (5-3)
March 271:00 PM South Carolina 3Jane B. Moore Field • Auburn, AL 4-3 [44] SECN+ 30-4 (6-3)
April 15:00 PM#14 Kentucky 3John Cropp Stadium • Lexington, KY 9-0 (5) [45] SECN+ 31-4 (7-3)
April 22:00 PM#14 Kentucky 3John Cropp Stadium • Lexington, KY 6-5 [46] SECN+ 32-4 (8-3)
April 312:00 PM#14 Kentucky 3John Cropp Stadium • Lexington, KY 3-1 (9) [47] SECN+ 33-4 (9-3)
April 66:00 PMTroy3Jane B. Moore Field • Auburn, AL 8-1 [48] SECN+ 34-4 (9-3)
April 86:00 PM Longwood 3Jane B. Moore Field • Auburn, AL 2-1 [49] SECN+ 35-4 (9-3)
April 96:00 PM Longwood 3Jane B. Moore Field • Auburn, AL 5-2 [50] SECN+ 36-4 (9-3)
April 101:00 PM Longwood 3Jane B. Moore Field • Auburn, AL 6-5 [51] SECN+ 37-4 (9-3)
April 134:00 PMUAB3UAB Softball Field [52] • Birmingham, AL 8-1 [53] 38-4 (9-3)
April 156:00 PM Arkansas 3 Bogle Park • Fayetteville, AR 21-0 (5) [54] SECN+ 39-4 (10-3)
April 161:00 PM Arkansas 3Bogle Park • Fayetteville, AR 23-0 (5) [55] SECN+ 40-4 (11-3)
April 171:00 PM Arkansas 3Bogle Park • Fayetteville, AR 10-0 (5) [56] SECN+ 41-4 (12-3)
April 204:00 PM#8 Florida State 3Jane B. Moore Field • Auburn, AL 9-6 [57] SECN+ 42-4 (12-3)
April 206:30 PM#8 Florida State 3Jane B. Moore Field • Auburn, AL 3-4 [58] SECN+ 42-5 (12-3)
April 226:00 PM#13 Georgia 3Jane B. Moore Field • Auburn, AL 4-3 [59] SECN+ 43-5 (13-3)
April 231:00 PM#13 Georgia 3Jane B. Moore Field • Auburn, AL 13-2 (5) [60] ESPNU 44-5 (14-3)
April 244:00 PM#13 Georgia 3Jane B. Moore Field • Auburn, AL 2-1 [61] SECN+ 45-5 (15-3)
May 1*2:00 PM#13 Tennessee 3 Sherri Parker Lee Stadium • Knoxville, TN 2-10 (5) [62] SECN+ 45-6 (15-4)
May 16:00 PM#13 Tennessee 3 Sherri Parker Lee Stadium • Knoxville, TN 1-12 (5) [63] ESPNU 45-7 (15-5)
May 26:00 PM#13 Tennessee 3 Sherri Parker Lee Stadium • Knoxville, TN CANCELLED [64] SECN 45-7 (15-5)
May 66:00 PM#17 Texas A&M 6Jane B. Moore Field • Auburn, AL 5-6 (8) [65] SECN+ 45-8 (15-6)
May 71:00 PM#17 Texas A&M 6Jane B. Moore Field • Auburn, AL 6-13 [66] ESPN 45-9 (15-7)
May 812:00 PM#17 Texas A&M 6Jane B. Moore Field • Auburn, AL 5-4 [67] SECN+ 46-9 (16-7)
May 13*11:00 AM#5 Alabama 8 2016 SEC softball tournament Quarterfinals • Nusz Park • Starkville, MS 6-4 [68] ESPNU 47-9 (16-7)
May 134:30 PM#1 Florida 8 2016 SEC softball tournament Semifinals • Nusz Park • Starkville, MS 2-1 [69] ESPNU 48-9 (16-7)
May 144:00 PM#12 LSU 8 2016 SEC softball tournament Championship • Nusz Park • Starkville, MS 7-1 [70] ESPN 49-9 (16-7)
May 202:00 PM* Jacksonville State 5 2016 NCAA Division I softball tournament • Regional • Jane B. Moore Field • Auburn, AL 2-1 [71] ESPN3 50-9 (16-7)
May 211:30 PMUSC Upstate5 2016 NCAA Division I softball tournament • Regional • Jane B. Moore Field • Auburn, AL 6-1 [72] ESPN3 51-9 (16-7)
May 221:30 PM Jacksonville State 5 2016 NCAA Division I softball tournament • Regional • Jane B. Moore Field • Auburn, AL 14-2 (5) [73] ESPN3 52-9 (16-7)
May 285:30 PM#18 Arizona 5 2016 NCAA Division I softball tournament • Super Regional • Jane B. Moore Field • Auburn, AL 3-5 [74] ESPN2 52-10 (16-7)
May 291:00 PM#18 Arizona 5 2016 NCAA Division I softball tournament • Super Regional • Jane B. Moore Field • Auburn, AL 4-1 [75] ESPN 53-10 (16-7)
May 294:00 PM#18 Arizona 5 2016 NCAA Division I softball tournament • Super Regional • Jane B. Moore Field • Auburn, AL 6-1 [76] ESPNU 54-10 (16-7)
June 21:30 PM#14 UCLA 5 2016 Women's College World Series • ASA Hall of Fame Stadium • Oklahoma City, OK 10-3 [77] ESPN 55-10 (16-7)
June 46:00 PM#16 Georgia 5 2016 Women's College World Series • ASA Hall of Fame Stadium • Oklahoma City, OK 4-3 [78] ESPN2 56-10 (16-7)
June 56:00 PM#8 Florida State 5 2016 Women's College World Series • ASA Hall of Fame Stadium • Oklahoma City, OK 8-7 (8) [79] ESPN2 57-10 (16-7)
June 67:00 PM#3 Oklahoma 5 2016 Women's College World Series • ASA Hall of Fame Stadium • Oklahoma City, OK 2-3 [80] ESPN

57-11 (16-7)

June 77:00 PM#3 Oklahoma 5 2016 Women's College World Series • ASA Hall of Fame Stadium • Oklahoma City, OK 11-7 (8) [81] ESPN

58-11 (16-7)

June 86:00 PM#3 Oklahoma 5 2016 Women's College World Series • ASA Hall of Fame Stadium • Oklahoma City, OK 1-2 [82] ESPN 58-12 (16-7)

Ranking movement

PollPreWk 1Wk 2Wk 3Wk 4Wk 5Wk 6Wk 7Wk 8Wk 9Wk 10Wk 11Wk 12Wk 13Wk 14Final
USA Today / NFCA Coaches 433333333 (2)3 (2)3 (1)3685 (2)2
ESPN / USA Softball 633433332 (3)2 (5)2 (1)3685 (1)2

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