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MEN'S VOLLEYBALL: Cards win 1st match of season at Carthage

Ball State was led by its experience in the middle. Juniors J.D. Gasparovic (16 kills, .500 hitting percentage) and Anders Nelson (13, .550) led the Cardinals' offense. On defense, Billy Ebel had a match-high 15 digs, while Nelson had eight blocks.



GYMNASTICS: Ball State flies from nest for New Hampshire meet

At approximately 950 miles away, the trip to Durham, N.H. from Muncie represents the farthest that the squad will be away from its nest this season. The extended travel will be unique for the team. The Cardinals will fly to the meet, which allows the team to take only its competitors, coach Nadalie Walsh said.


MEN'S VOLLEYBALL:

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SLIDESHOW: No. 13 Ball State at Loyola

CHICAGO -- The No. 13 Ball State University men's volleyball team was swept 3-0 at Loyola in its 2010 season opener. Check out the images from the match.


Teegarden crowned Miss Ball State; achieves 'long time' goal

Throwing her hands in the air, and then covering her face, Savannah Teegarden said she was flooded with excitement at becoming Miss Ball State. "Being Miss Ball State was a goal for me for a long time," she said. "I didn't place last year, but I competed at a lot of local pageants. I felt so much excitement. It all comes rushing to you at once." 



WOMEN'S BASKETBALL: Maggert makes early case for MAC's top award

It might be too early in the season to begin naming favorites to win Player of the Year, but Maggert is making her argument on the court. Even if she is uncomfortable talking about her chances, the better she plays, the talk of her winning the award will increase.



Haitian tragedy hits Muncie, too

It's been a long week for Pam Forgille.With limited means of communication in and out of Haiti, the wait for any good news has left her feeling numb. After the shock of viewing the horrific images of Tuesday's earthquake on television, she cried herself to sleep."It's just been devastating," she said. "I couldn't believe the news I was hearing."


WOMEN'S BASKETBALL: Cards dominate SIU-Edwardsville with Toledo game looming

Sometimes it pays to be bigger, faster, stronger and deeper. That was the difference Friday night at Worthen Arena between the Ball State University women's basketball team (8-8, 2-1 Mid-American Conference) and Southern Illinois University-Edwardsville (3-16), as the Cardinals came out on top, 64-40.