Ball State gymnastics team (4-8, 2-2 MAC) continued their MAC road trip taking on Eastern Michigan (8-3, 4-1 MAC). While the team saw a 0.600-point improvement since last meet, the Cardinals fell to the Eagles, 195.950-194.225.
After a rough finish last week, the Ball State women’s gymnastics team looks to stay strong, on the road, as they take on Eastern Michigan.
The Ball State gymnastics team suffered their first conference loss to Bowling Green 195.425-194.950.
Coming off a win against Central Michigan, the Ball State gymnastics team (4-6, 2-0) looks to stay undefeated in the MAC as the face Bowling Green.
Magic filled the air Friday night at the Horizon Convention Center in downtown Muncie as the Ball State gymnastics team hosted its fifth annual Royal Princess Ball.
The team's finishing score was the highest this season, surpassing its old season high by 0.475 points.
Ball State gymnastics looks to get back in the win column against MAC rival Central Michigan Sunday.
Ball State gymnastics headed out to Washington, D.C. for a quad meet against No. 16 George Washington, New Hampshire and Towson Feb. 5, but finished fourth.
After a close loss at home to No. 10 Kentucky, The Ball State Gymnastics team will head on the road again to take on No. 16 George Washington and New Hampshire.
She was the first Cardinal to compete in the NCAA Championships, making it as an individual in 1996 and 1997 and won two individual Mid-American Conference championships. Her maiden name, Sarah Mikrut, appears in the Ball State record book 18 times, including the only perfect 10, scored on the vault, in program history.
Head coach Joanna Saleem said the close scores throughout the meet showed that the Cardinals can hang with some of the top teams in the NCAA.
Ball State gymnastics returned home Jan. 29 to take on No. 6 Kentucky.
Ball State gymnastics returns home this weekend to take on No. 6 Kentucky Wildcats one week after beating No. 25 North Carolina State.
For the second week in a row, Ball State gymnastics upset a ranked team.
Ball State gymnastics heads down south Jan. 20 to take on No. 25 North Carolina State and the College of William & Mary in a tri-meet in Raleigh, North Carolina.
While five Cardinals moved on individually to regionals last year for the first time since 2013, the entire team is looking to take that step as MAC Champions this season.
The gymnastics team has released its schedule for the 2016-17 season. The team will face off against three teams who broke the top 25 NCAA polls last season.
Ball State gymnastics had six members of the team travel to Iowa City, Iowa, for the NCAA regionals on April 1.
Ball State will be sending the most competitors to the NCAA Regionals in the program's history, barring the team’s 1999 performance. The 1999 season was different, however, since the Cardinals qualified as a whole team. This time, four individuals and two alternates qualified with individual season scores.
After three years of being an alternate at the NCAA regionals, senior gymnast Denasiha Christian will be competing in two individual events in the Iowa City Regional. Even with her first place performances on both floor and vault at the Mid-American Conference championships, Christian didn't think she would qualify individually for regional competition.
