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It’s been 160 days since Ball State Soccer ended its 2018 season with a 1-1 loss (5-4 in penalty kicks) to Bowling Green to end the MAC tournament. However, the team has been back in action since February, playing five games as part of its annual spring season.
With the bulk of the season in the fall, Ball State Soccer takes time in the spring to stay loose and work on its game.
Canada's famed maple leaf and the unmistakable Swiss cross join Trinidad and Tobago's vibrant red and black flag outside the fence at Briner Sports Complex. Athletes in the middle of the pitch also catch glimpses of the U.S., Spanish, Swedish and English flags as they chase and make plays up and down the field.
After knocking off Western Michigan in the MAC Semifinals, Ball State Soccer (14-3-3, MAC 8-2-2) faced top seed Bowing Green(15-4-2, MAC 11-1) in the MAC Championship game. After 90 minutes of regulation play and 20 minutes of overtime, penalties would decided the game. In the end, Bowling Green defeated Ball State, 1-1 (5-4 on penalties).
After its eighth straight win, the Ball State Soccer (13-3-2, MAC 8-2-1) looks to continue its playoff run heading into the semifinals of the MAC Tournament.
Ball State Soccer (13-3-2, MAC 8-2-1) defeated Buffalo (11-8, MAC 5-7) 2-1 in double overtime in the quarterfinals of the MAC tournament Sunday afternoon at Briner Sports Complex. The Cardinals won off of two goals by senior midfielder Paulo Guerrero, a goal from the penalty spot, and a game-winning free kick.
Ball State Soccer (12-3-2, MAC 8-2-1) locked up second place in the MAC standings on Thursday evening’s game against Miami (OH) (3-14-1, MAC 1-10). The Cardinals won 39 seconds into overtime, 2-1.
Ball State Soccer (11-3-2, MAC 7-2-1) hosts Miami (OH) (3-13-1, MAC 1-9) this Thursday at 3 p.m. at the Briner Sports Complex for the final regular season game. The Cardinals will then find out who their first opponent for the MAC tournament, which starts Sunday.
Ball State Soccer (11-3-2, MAC 7-2-1) won their final road game of the regular season against Eastern Michigan (8-10, MAC 3-6) on Sunday afternoon. The Cardinals won 1-0 at Scicluna Field, making it six straight conference wins for the Cardinals.
Ball State Soccer (10-3-2, MAC 6-2-1) traveled to Central Michigan (6-11-0, MAC 4-5-0) on Thursday evening. The Cardinals won 2-1 in overtime after freshman forward Tatiana Mason scored the game winner to make it her fifth goal of the season.
Heading into the final weeks of the regular season, many Ball State Athletic teams are looking for big wins going into the conclusion of the fall season. Here’s what’s in store for this weekend.
Ball State Soccer (9-3-2, MAC 5-2-1) improves to four consecutive wins in a 1-0 victory over Buffalo (10-5, MAC 4-4) on Sunday afternoon. The Cardinals finish off the weekend going 2-0.
Ball State (8-3-2, MAC 4-2-1) faced off against Akron (4-8-3, MAC 1-5-1) on Friday night at Briner Sports Complex.
Ball State students had an extended weekend for fall break, but Cardinal athletics were in full effect. In case you missed any sporting events, here’s a weekend recap.
Senior attacker Amanda Shaw scored in the 85th minute to secure the Cardinals second conference win after failing to win in their last three matches.
With many students going home this weekend for fall break, a handful of Ball State sports teams will be on the road and at home. From Briner to Buffalo, here's what you can expect this weekend.
Ball State Soccer (5-3-2, 1-2-1 MAC) tied with Ohio University (4-5-1, 2-1-0 MAC) on Sunday afternoon at Chessa Field. A goal 84 minute goal by the Bobcats sees the Cardinal’s soccer team drop a victory to settle for the 1-1 draw.
The Ball State Soccer (5-3-1, MAC 1-1-1) continued conference play with a defeat against Kent State (5-5-1, MAC 1-2-0) Friday night at Dix Stadium in Kent, Ohio. The Cardinals find themselves losing back to back conference games for the first time since 2014.
Ball State’s Soccer team heads into the latter part of MAC play with a 1-1 record in conference. The team’s latest loss came against Bowling Green in a game where they struggled to get things going offensively.
For the first time since October of 2004, Bowling Green(4-3-2 MAC 2-0) defeats Ball State (5-2-1 MAC 1-1-0), 3-0.
