Auburn University at Montgomery

• Location: Montgomery, AL
• Nickname: Warhawks (Senators until August 2011)
• Division: NAIA
• Conference: Gulf South Conference 2018- ; NCAA Division-II Independents 2017; Southern States Athletic Conference 2006-2016; Georgia Alabama Carolina Conference ??-2005; Southern States Conference 1987-1996
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Auburn University-Montgomery has sponsored baseball since 1987.

Notable Achievement

• NAIA College World Series runner-up in 1990.

Alumni

• Darrell Blevins, college coach
• Brad Holman, pitcher
• Scott Mularz, college coach
• Chris Norton, minor league infielder
• Sam Steigert, German national team pitcher
• Daron Sutton, minor league pitcher; broadcaster
• Pookie Wilson, minor league outfielder and coach

Coaches

• Q.V. Lowe, 1987-2014
• Marty Lovrich, 2015-2023
• Franklin Bush, 2024-present

Assistant Coaches

• Brock Moss, 2024-

Year-by-Year Record

Year	Overall Record	Conference Record	Notes
1987	7-28
1988	19-24
1989	28-19-1	13-7	NAIA District Tournaments
1990	40-26	17-7	NAIA District Tournaments / NAIA Area Tournaments / NAIA CWS
1991	29-20	11-5	NAIA District Tournaments
1992	50-18	11-7	NAIA District Tournaments / NAIA Area Tournaments / NAIA CWS
1993	29-26-1	14-7	NAIA District Tournaments
1994	36-23		NAIA District Tournaments
1995	49-14		NAIA Regional Tournaments
1996	41-22		NAIA Regional Tournaments
1997	34-24-1
1998	19-10		NAIA Regional Tournaments
1999	42-19		NAIA Regional Tournaments
2000	48-16		NAIA CWS Opening Round
2001	50-16-1		NAIA CWS Opening Round
2002	50-18		NAIA CWS Opening Round
2003	39-23
2004	38-21	13-3	NAIA CWS Opening Round
2005	38-29	15-7	NAIA CWS Opening Round
2006	49-20	22-8	NAIA CWS Opening Round
2007	51-13	24-3	NAIA CWS Opening Round
2008	43-21	20-7	NAIA CWS Opening Round
2009	37-23	18-9	NAIA CWS Opening Round
2010	27-24	11-10
2011	42-19	16-2	NAIA CWS Opening Round
2012	38-24	21-9	NAIA CWS Opening Round
2013	32-24-1	15-15
2014	28-25	14-16
2015	40-18	25-5	NAIA CWS Opening Round
2016	46-17	19-7	NAIA CWS Opening Round / NAIA CWS
2017	27-23
2018	20-30	9-21
2019	27-22	14-15
2020	8-12	6-6
2021	18-23	16-20	Gulf South
2022	30-21	18-12	Gulf South
2023	19-31	11-19
2024	31-22	20-10	Gulf South