AUBURN, Ala. – The No. 1 Auburn equestrian team announced the second half of its 2020-21 season Wednesday.
"We are looking forward to competing in the spring," head coach Greg Williams said. "We have a lot of talent in the lineup and coaches Jessica Braswell and Mary Meneely will always get the most out their riding. I want to continue to work on being that unified, driven, hardworking and gritty team and to put this team in a position to win. We plan to work hard, have a lot of fun and hopefully win championships this spring."
The spring portion of the regular season consists of four meets as well as two Jumping Seat-only contests.
Auburn (3-0, 3-0 SEC) returns to competition in February, taking to the road for two meets in Texas. The squad kicks things off at No. 5 SMU, Feb. 12, and caps the weekend at No. 7 Texas A&M, Feb. 13.
The Tigers close out the regular season at the Auburn University Equestrian Center, hosting four teams over three meets.
Home action starts with another Southeastern Conference contest vs. No. 3 South Carolina, Feb. 20. The Tigers follow with a meet vs. rival and No. 4 Georgia, Feb. 27. The regular season concludes with a Jumping-Seat only tripleheader with Lynchburg and Sweet Briar, March 6.
The 2021 postseason kicks off with the SEC Championship, March 26-27. The two-day conference meet will be held in Bishop, Ga., and hosted by the University of Georgia.
The year concludes with the 2021 NCEA Championships, April 15-17, in Waco, Texas.
Spectator information for Auburn's meets at home as well as all the squad's contests on the road will be announced on a later date.
