Winter break in review: Ball State athletics
Winter break didn’t mean an extended trip home for Ball State athletes. They still had games to play.
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Winter break didn’t mean an extended trip home for Ball State athletes. They still had games to play.
Ball State women's volleyball faced an uphill battle to keep their Mid-American Conference Tournament hopes alive — the Cardinals were 1-7 in matches in which they had lost the first two sets, and they had just fallen behind 2-0 to Western Michigan.
As Ball State women’s volleyball loaded onto the bus Nov. 16 outside of Worthen Arena, sophomore Brooklyn Goodsel had more to celebrate than leaving to compete in the Mid-American Conference tournament.
Trailing 10-8 late in the fifth set and needing a spark, women's volleyball senior outside hitter Mackenzie Kitchel subbed back into her last game at Worthen Arena on Senior Night.
Tied 4-4 early in the fourth set, senior outside hitter Mackenzie Kitchel’s block at the net got Ball State women's volleyball fired up.
As Ball State women’s volleyball wraps up the regular season this weekend, the team is directing its focus on the Mid-American Conference tournament. The Cardinals will end the regular season at home, hosting Western Michigan Nov. 11 and Northern Illinois Nov. 12.
With the Cardinals down 25-26 to the Akron Zips late in the second set, Ball State women's volleyball head coach Kelli Miller substituted in senior outside hitter Mackenzie Kitchel for some veteran leadership.
Ball State women’s volleyball will be shifting gears as they enter the week in line for a spot in the eight-team 2016 Mid-American Conference Tournament.
Ball State women’s volleyball travels to Michigan this weekend to take on a pair of Mid-American Conference West Division opponents.
It didn't take long for freshman Kate Avila to make her mark.
When Ball State women’s volleyball plays Bowling Green State University and Miami (Ohio) this weekend, plenty of long rallies should be in store. The three teams top the Mid-American Conference in digs per set, with Bowling Green leading the conference (16.88), followed by Miami (16.31), and Ball State (16.18).
After hard fought losses in the first and fourth sets, Ball State women’s volleyball couldn't recover in the fifth set, losing to Ohio 3-2 (25-11, 16-25, 20-25, 32-30, 15-11).
Ball State women’s volleyball struggled to keep up with Kent State, picking up its third loss in Mid-American Conference play.
Down two sets to none and trailing 20-15 in the third set to Youngstown State on Aug. 26, junior outside hitter Sabrina Mangapora stepped on the court for her first regular season match in nearly two years.
When Ball State women’s volleyball took its first Mid-American Conference loss to West Division rival Toledo Sept. 29, head coach Kelli Miller said the problem wasn't her team's talent.
Still sitting undefeated in Mid-American Conference play, the Ball State women’s volleyball team will return to Worthen Arena Sept. 29 when it hosts West Division rival Toledo.
Aided by the home crowd in Worthen Arena, the Ball State women’s volleyball is undefeated in Mid-American Conference play after picking up a pair of wins this weekend.
This weekend, Ball State football won on the road, women's volleyball and soccer each won two games at home, cross country won its lone home meet of the season and field hockey dropped two games on the road.
Winless through its first nine non-conference games, Ball State's women's volleyball (6-10, 2-0 MAC) is undefeated after two Mid-American Conference games.
The Ball State women's volleyball team closed out the fifth set on a 4-0 run to defeat the Central Michigan Chippewas three sets to two (28-26, 25-21, 23-25, 21-25, 15-11).