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One thing was clear when speaking with Yorktown head coach Nathan McClung, he said he not only has a good group of golfers, but also a good group of kids.
After a historic season and postseason, winning a Mid-American Conference Championship and making it to the NCAA Tournament, the Ball State Baseball season comes to an end.
Just a week ago, Ball State got beat 29-11 at home against Kent State in the last regular season series. A series where they lost all three games.
Playing in the first National Golf Invitational, Ball State Men’s Golf finished tied for fourth with their 859 score over three rounds. Sophomore Kash Bellar won the individual title with his 7-under-par performance over three rounds.
Ball State baseball needed a sweep of three games to take the Mid-American Conference regular season title, but after day one, those hopes were gone. The series result would be the complete opposite of what the Cardinals wanted as they were the ones who were swept.
After coming in second place in the Mid-American Conference (MAC) championship, Ball State Men’s Golf looks to the postseason, playing in the first National Golf Invitational (NGI) tournament hosted by Golfweek.
The ticket RISE, which consisted of former Ball State Student Government Association (SGA) president Tina Nguyen and former vice president Monet Lindstrand, ran the executive branch for the 2022-23 academic year. Taking a look at the year back, here is an evaluation of the previous ticket of the Ball State Student Government Association.
Ball State Men’s Golf fell five strokes shy of winning the Mid-American Conference tournament with two players inside the top five.
Ball State traveled to Kalamazoo, Michigan, for the Mid-American Conference Championship to compete for the MAC title April 21-23.
Ball State Men’s Golf took down three Big Ten teams en route to their fifth place at the Fighting Illini Spring Collegiate.
When conversations arose in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Ball State University Student Government Association (SGA) formed the idea of a community garden.
The Ball State University Student Government Association (SGA) held its annual inauguration April 19, and swore in Joseph Gassensmith and Monet Lindstrand as president and vice president, respectively, for the 2023-24 academic year.
Women’s Golf traveled to Carmel, Indiana, to play in the Lady Jaguar Invitational playing 36 holes at Plum Creek Golf Club this past weekend. Ball State's five-person roster consisted of junior Kiah Parrott, first-year Jasmine Driscoll, first-year Sarah Gallagher, first-year Madelin Boyd and second-year Payton Bennett.
After coming off of a tournament that ended Wednesday, Ball State Men’s Golf was back in action with a quick turnaround for the Boilermaker Invitational.
The No. 1 team in the nation, and six other teams within the top 50 played in the Mason Rudolph Championship along with Ball State Men’s Golf. “That's why we sign up to play in tournaments like this [referring to the ranked teams] because we want to go compete against really good teams and some of the best teams in the country and we know this event was certainly that,” head coach Mike Fleck said. “It's nice to get a comparison to where we are and mix it up with these programs that are going to be playing in the postseason and potentially for a national championship.”
The Ball State University Student Government Association (SGA) held its last meeting of the legislative term, starting out with four budget requests.
The Minnetrista farmers market is only open to consumers for three hours, but to the vendors, more goes into it to get to those three hours of selling.
Ball State finished 15th out of 16 at the Colonel Classic in Richmond, Kentucky.
New 54-hole program record. Check.
The scent of popcorn weighs the air as Carol Casazza, a long-term season ticket holder, scurries down a hall to get to her seat inside Worthen Arena.
