Do not miss out and be sure to secure your Auburn Basketball tickets today.įans looking for Auburn Tigers Basketball tickets for the current basketball season can find them on TicketSmarter for prices starting at $13.00 and going as high as $3465.00. These names include Charles Barkley of the Phoenix Suns and Christopher Porter of the Hawk’s Bay Hawks. It has produced 30 draft picks and two former Auburn players have been named SEC Player of the Year. It has also participated in two SEC Tournament championships. It has participated in four conference regular-season championships. The Auburn Tigers have produced 11 All-Americans. The team has a long and prestigious history. It competes in the Southeastern Conference (SEC) and is part of the NCAA Division I. The team plays home games at the Auburn Arena. Now’s the time to get your fingers on Auburn basketball tickets. with the game available for streaming on SECN+.įor the latest on UK Women’s Soccer, follow the Wildcats on Twitter and Instagram at on Facebook and on the web at Auburn Tigers are an exciting team for any basketball fan. Kentucky will have a two-day break before jumping right back into SEC action on the road this Sunday at South Carolina. UK totaled three shots on target in the second half as Glass, Rafferty Kugler and Richardson each tested Auburn keeper Maddie Prohaska to no avail.įor the night, Henschler led the Cats with three total shots while Farrington-Bentil and Glass each had two. Craven and doubled the advantage in the 75th minute when an attempted clearance by Henschler found its way into the Wildcats’ goal. The Tigers retook the lead in the 67th minute on a goal by M.E.
The score remained 1-1 at the half despite the Wildcats owning a 6-1 advantage in corner kicks.įollowing Kentucky’s seventh corner of the match in the 50th minute, momentum began to shift in favor of the visitors. Forward Hailey Farrington-Bentil had the initial attempt, directing a header off the crossbar before the ball found its way to the foot of freshman Mallory Glass for a second shot that hit the woodwork. Kentucky again found itself on the doorstep of a second goal in the 38th minute when a set-piece from Peyton Rimko resulted in two-shots hitting the crossbar. Minutes later, UK nearly grabbed the lead off another corner kick as the ball pinballed in front of the Auburn net, with several Wildcats mustering attempts at the go-ahead goal before the danger ceased. Freshman Mallory Glass collected the failed attempt, found fellow midfielder Úlfa Úlfarsdóttir who, in turn, played a pass to Henschler for a right-footed blast. The goal came off of a Hannah Richardson corner when Auburn was unable to clear the initial ball in. The Wildcats equalized less than 10 minutes later when Henschler scored her third of the year in the 26th minute to make it 1-1. Senior goalkeeper Steph Stull came on in relief of Tallulah Miller in the 67th minute and made her first two saves of the season upon entry.Īuburn got on the board first in the 17th minute on a long-range goal by junior midfielder Anna Haddock, which redirected off a Kentucky defender before finding its way to the back of the net. Kentucky put on a strong first-half display, scoring once and generating several more quality chances, but ultimately fell short in the second 45 minutes.įifth-year defender Maggy Henschler, who missed the Cats’ last contest due to an injury, scored UK’s lone goal in her return to the lineup.
– Two second half goals were the difference as Kentucky women’s soccer (7-6-0, 0-5-0 SEC) was beaten by Auburn (5-3-5, 1-3-1 SEC), 3-1, on Thursday night at the Wendell and Vickie Bell Soccer Complex.
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