Caleb Jones

1 month ago | auburn.rivals.com | Caleb Jones

Following over 20 years at Norfolk State as a student athlete, associate coach and head coach, Larry Vickers began a new chapter of his life Monday. He's now the head coach of Auburn women's basketball. Announced as the head coach of the program Sunday, Vickers was formally introduced by athletic director John Cohen Monday afternoon at the Woltosz Football Performance Center. "Women's basketball in this league (SEC) is the best," Cohen said.

1 month ago | auburn.forums.rivals.com | Daniel Locke |Scott Stapp Enthusiast |Caleb Jones

Good morning and welcome to an thrilling day of Pro Day updates. Team Rivals is here at the Woltosz to provide updates throughout the day as 18 former Auburn players go through testing and workouts. The group includes Wesley Steiner and Tyler Fromm. It's about to start with weigh ins in about 5 minutes. I don't expect the four players that went through the NFL Combine to do much if anything today, but we will have interviews afterwards...

1 month ago | newsminer.com | Caleb Jones

The Ice Dogs completed a sweep of the Anchorage Wolverines on Sunday with a 5-3 victory in their final meeting of the regular season. The triumph secured a winning record in the head-to-head series, giving Fairbanks their seventh victory in 12 matchups against their rivals. After scoring five goals in Saturday’s win, the Ice Dogs matched that total in the second game, bringing their scoring average to 5.0 goals per game over their last five outings.

1 month ago | newsminer.com | Caleb Jones

The Ice Dogs kicked off a two-game series against the Anchorage Wolverines on Saturday, with both teams tied on points and fighting for the second spot in the Midwest Division. It saw Fairbanks take down their rivals in a dominant 5-1 win. With results leading into the weekend, both the Ice Dogs and Wolverines had already secured playoff spots. Now, they were focused on solidifying their positions in the top two of the standings – a spot they had been battling for in recent weeks.

1 month ago | newsminer.com | Caleb Jones

Both the Monroe Catholic High School boys and girls took third place in their respective state tournaments with wins in their 3rd/5th place games on Saturday. Girls: Rams finish tournament run with dominant win over Kenai CentralThe first of two games saw No. 2 Monroe Catholic take on No. 5 Kenai Central, with the Rams securing a third-place-clinching 45-18 victory to close the season. Shannel Kovalsky opened the scoring as Monroe jumped out to a quick 6-0 lead.