The Aubie Tribune The Official Auburn Tigers Kids Club Newsletter MAY 2013

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1 The Aubie Tribune The Official Auburn Tigers Kids Club Newsletter MAY 2013 Getting to Know... Women s Tennis Jackie Kasler Junior Gulf Breeze, Fla. Paulina Schippers Senior Guatemala City, Guatemala Plamena Kurteva Senior Plovdiv, Bulgaria If you could be any celebrity for a day, who would you be? JK- I would want to be Leonardo DiCaprio or Clint Eastwood because I think they re really good actors. PK- I would be Roger Federer because he s an unbelievable tennis player, and he s accomplished so much and traveled all around the world. PS- Justine Henin. Who are you closest to on the team? JK- I m pretty close to everybody, but I would think Jennifer (Pfeifler) because I ve known her since I was 10 years old, and we re from the same hometown. PK- I m close to all of my teammates, but Paulina Schippers and I came in as freshmen together and we both speak Spanish. We lived in the dorms together and we ve traveled together. PS- Plamena, because we re the same year and we bonded really well ever since we met. What do you miss the most about home? JK- The beach. PK- I miss my parents and friends. My home is really far away from here. I haven t been there in the past 10 months. PS- The food and the people, especially my friends. Tiger Scoreboard If you could play any sport at Auburn other than tennis, what would it be? JK- I would probably play volleyball. PK- I like volleyball. PS- I d like to play soccer. What do you enjoy doing the most in your spare time? JK- Hanging out with my friends. PK- I like watching movies a lot and hanging out with my friends. PS- I like to read a lot. Who is your favorite professional tennis player? ALL- Roger Federer. What is something that many people don t know about you? JK- I was born in Hawaii. PK- I talk so much, but I can also be sensitive. PS- I have a tattoo. Softball Men s Tennis Women s Tennis Ranked #24 Ranked #25 *All results as of May 7, 2013 For the most up to date results visit Results in parenthesis are from Southeastern Conference play.

2 Keeping Fit with Aubie Stretch s Frozen Yogurt Pops Stretch, a measuring tape, is one of Manny s trusty tools. He s a big help when Manny needs to get the job done right. Your little helpers will love making these Stretch-inspired frozen yogurt pops. What you ll need: Wooden spoons, for handles Black ballpoint pen Single-serving yogurt, pink is best (look for healthy yogurt options made with real fruit and low sugar) Mini-marshmallows, for eyes Mini-chocolate chips Red fruit leather, cut into 1/4 squares (choose all natural fruit leather, natural food stores have healthy, low-sugar options) Tin foil Directions: Use a black ballpoint pen to create the tape measure, being careful to write only on the part of the stick that will be exposed. For the yogurt pops, press two mini chocolate chips into two mini marshmallows, for eyes. Remove foil cover from yogurt and press a fruit leather square into the yogurt. Push two marshmallow eyes into yogurt below the fruit leather. Press the wooden spoon tape measure into the yogurt below the eyes -- this is Stretch s mouth. Cover the yogurt with tinfoil, and freeze overnight. When frozen, slide the frozen yogurt pops out of their containers and enjoy! Serving tip: If you are serving to a crowd, create wrappers using wax paper, as shown -- it keeps the pops from getting too messy. They are an adorable birthday party snack! Giant Marbles In this oversize version of the classic game, kids take aim at a collection of sports balls. Number of players: 2 or more What you ll need: Variety of sports balls Rope or chalk To set up: First collect as many balls as you can (soccer, beach, playground, and basketballs), then make a large circle with rope on grass or chalk on blacktop. Place all the balls into the circle and spread them out a little. To play: Players use one ball as the shooter (a heavier basketball or soccer ball works well). Standing 10 feet away, players take turns rolling this ball at the pile to try to knock out as many balls as they can without the shooter s going outside the ring. If a player knocks out any balls, he keeps them ( keepsies in marbles lingo) and gets to go again. When the circle is empty, the player with the most keepsies wins.

3 May Sun Mon Tues Wed Thu Fri Sat vs. Ole Miss vs. Ole Miss 2:15 p.m vs. Ole Miss 1:00 p.m. vs. Samford NCAA Women s Golf East Regional vs. Jacksonville State vs. Arkansas vs. Arkansas vs. Arkansas 1:00 p.m Plainsman Park AUBTix.com Women s Golf Auburn University Club FREE ADMISSION * Home Game/Matches Only, All times are CST and subject to change. For updated and detailed schedules, visit And for a full list of promotions visit May John Dickson P. - 5/1 Sydney W. - 5/1 Tucker L. - 5/3 Anjali M. - 5/3 Reid C. - 5/4 Jackson R. - 5/7 Harrison P. - 5/8 Anna F. - 5/10 Kayla F. - 5/10 Tessa T. - 5/10 Anna Louise P. - 5/11 Savannah B. - 5/12 Alton W. - 5/13 Carter L. - 5/18 Astin S. - 5/18 Caleb S. - 5/19 Audrey W. - 5/19 Carrington S. - 5/20 McKenzie G. - 5/22 Caroline M. - 5/22 Kailey M. - 5/23 Dakota W. - 5/23 Alannah H. - 5/24 Mary Blake P. - 5/24 David B. - 5/25 Riley C. - 5/25 Joellen V. - 5/25 Cora Beth M. - 5/26 Wilson B. - 5/27 Gaby J. - 5/28 Alexis P. - 5/31 June Maggie W. - 6/2 Madison W. - 6/2 Emmy P. - 6/3 Tommy N. - 6/6 Sophie T. - 6/6 Elizabeth B. - 6/8 James T. - 6/8 Dominic A. - 6/9 Beau K. - 6/9 Carson A. - 6/10 Samantha B. - 6/11 Caroline G. - 6/11 Kendall P. - 6/11 Cayden B. - 6/13 Elizabeth B. - 6/16 Fairby C. - 6/17 Ashton T. - 6/18 Brianna H. - 6/20 Sydney H. - 6/23 Andrew T. - 6/24 Emma Rae B. - 6/25 Katelyn J. - 6/27 Abigail H. - 6/30 July Chase N. - 7/2 Katie Grace S. - 7/3 Allyson F. - 7/6 Ellie A. - 7/7 Camdyn F. - 7/8 Jacob S. - 7/8 Graham F. - 7/9 Dawson M. - 7/14 Gavin H. - 7/17 Karl L. - 7/17 Taylor M. - 7/17 Claire S. - 7/17 Morgan W. - 7/20 Fin S. - 7/21 Leighton S. - 7/22 Jansten P. - 7/27

4 Shell Koala Creatures Auburn Craft Corner Koala How-To 1. Experiment with different combinations to come up with animal shapes before gluing everything into place. We chose small scallop and clam shells for the koalas, and long razor clams decorated with ring-top cowries for the tree. 2. Use small cushions of polymer clay, which is pliable and slightly sticky, to test out various arrangements. For assembly, a tacky, quick-drying glue works best. Build heads and bodies separately. Before joining larger parts, use a brush to glue on small parts (such as beads for eyes) and clay to support creatures while glue dries.

5 Post-Season Events Keep track of your favorite Auburn teams as they compete in the post-season this summer on AuburnTigers.com SEC Outdoor Track and Field Championships May 9-12, Columbia, Mo. NCAA Women s Golf Regional May 9-11, Auburn, Ala. NCAA Men s Tennis First and Second Rounds May 10-11, Norman, Okla. NCAA Women s Tennis First and Second Rounds May 10-12, Berkley, Cali. NCAA Men s Golf Regional May 16-18, TBA Campus Sites NCAA Men s Tennis Championships May 16-26, Urbana, Ill. NCAA Women s Tennis Championships May 17-31, Urbana, Ill. NCAA Women s Golf Championship May 21-24, Athens, Ga. SEC Tournament May 21-26, Hoover, Ala. NCAA Track and Field Preliminaries May 23-25, Greensboro, N.C. NCAA Men s Golf Championship May 28-June 2, Atlanta, Ga. NCAA Regionals May 31-June 3, TBA Campus Sites NCAA Track and Field Outdoor Championships June 5-8, Eugene, Ore. NCAA Super Regionals June 7-10, TBA Campus Sites USA Track and Field Juniors June 15-17, Bloomington, Ind. NCAA College World Series June 15-26, Omaha, Neb. USA Track and Field Outdoor Championships June 19-23, Des Moines, Iowa Thank You! Thank you for being a part of the Auburn Tiger s Kids Club this year! We will be sending out renewal letters in July to get ready for next year! War Eagle!

6 Congratulations to Auburn Equestrian!