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Auburn softball vs. Troy: How to watch Wednesday night’s game at Jane B. Moore Field

The No. 21 Auburn Tigers return to Jane B. Moore Field on Wednesday to square off with in-state foe Troy. If you are wondering how to catch the action live, you have come to the right place.

After salvaging the final game of last weekend’s series at Florida, Auburn returns to the Plains for a mid-week tune-up before hosting No. 13 LSU for the most important SEC home series of the season to date.

The Tigers have already defeated Troy once this season, doing so on March 1, 11-0. Auburn got the best of Troy pitcher, Leanna Johnson, who is one of the better pitchers in the country by scoring four runs on three hits over 3.0 innings. Axe Milanowski and Maia Englekes each recorded three RBI. Milanowski hit her first career home run in the win.

“The game got out of hand quickly, but they are a good team,” head coach Mickey Dean said of Troy. “Leanna Johnson leads the country in wins in the circle. We can expect to see her Wednesday. We have to understand that our game in March didn’t mean anything, but it meant something to them. It was on their home field. We have to make sure that we’re ready.”

Below, you will find everything you need to know for Wednesday’s game between Auburn and Troy including a broadcast guide, projected lineups, and players to watch.

How to watch/listen to Wednesday's game

Here’s when you should tune in to see Thursday’s game:

  • Date: Wednesday, April 12

  • Time: 6 p.m. CT

  • Streaming: SEC Network+ (Lyn Rollins, Amy Reif)

  • Radio: 95.9 in Auburn (Brit Bowen, JJ Jackson)

Auburn's projected lineup

Auburn pitchers

Auburn players to watch

  • Bri Ellis (10 HR, 32 RBI)

  • Nelia Peralta (.343 avg, 36 H)

  • Carlee McCondichie (.340 avg, 35 H)

  • Lindsey Garcia (8 2B, 31 RBI)

  • Maddie Penta (0.90 ERA, 205 K)

Troy's players to watch

  • Taylor McKinney (.377 avg, 10 HR, 41 RBI, 10-10 SB)

  • Anslee Finch (37 H, 28 RBI)

  • Jade Sinness (33 H, 7 2B)

  • D’Aun Riggs (37 H, 7-8 SB)

  • Leanna Johnson (1.22 ERA, 148 K)

Story originally appeared on Auburn Wire