Both squads walked away victorious against Eastern Illinois on Friday, with the men winning, 137-125, and the women, 201-611. On Saturday, the men picked up a win over Wabash, 195.5-96.5. The women fell to Eastern Michigan, 167-133.
Mount Vernon (9-2) defeated New Castle (4-7) earlier in the year in a high-scoring finish, 61-20. The two Hoosier Heritage Conference rivals met again Friday night in the second round of Sectionals. The Sectional finish ended in favor of the Marauders, 45-8.
After recording the fewest number of wins in 25 years with eight last season, Ball State Women’s Basketball is looking to get back to a playstyle that will lead them to success for the upcoming season.
With a new ruling by the NCAA, college athletes will soon have the rights to their own image, name and likeness. This puts us one step closer to bringing back the beloved college football video game.
While “Thriller” by Michael Jackson was playing across the loudspeakers on Halloween night at Worthen Arena, the thrill was on the court as Ball State Women’s Volleyball (12-11, 6-5 MAC) defeated Toledo, (7-16, 0-11 MAC) 3-2.
Variety stands a common theme for Ball State Men’s Basketball in the early season. In practice and under the lights of Worthen Arena, there is a mix of talent and competition playing into the Cardinals’ 2019-20 season.
Ball State Women’s Volleyball Libero Kate Avila has entered a new echelon of the record book.
The High School Bowling season is at full pace. Muncie Central Senior, Scotty Kramer III is already well on his way to continue his impressive career.
The College Football Playoff needs to leave the four-team concept in the past and give the best eight teams in the country an opportunity to fight for the National Championship.
The Yorktown Tigers wrapped up their season on Friday with a loss to Guerin Catholic in the first round of sectionals.
Coming off a season-high 14 saves in Thursday’s 3-2 win over Kent State, graduate student goalkeeper Tristin Stuteville only needed to make five in Ball State’s 2-1 overtime victory over Ohio Sunday.
In Ball State’s season opener against Indiana at Lucas Oil Stadium, sophomore A.J. Uzodinma and junior Antonio Phillips came away with the team’s first two interceptions of the year. Eight weeks later, the Cardinals’ starting cornerbacks are in a battle for the top spot on the Mid-American Conference’s interception list.
Coming off of a second-place finish at the season-opening Indiana Intercollegiate last weekend, Ball State Women’s Swim and Dive split their weekend, defeating Youngstown State Friday and falling to Buffalo Saturday.
Temperatures were in the 50s, the wind was blowing and it rained all game long. But if you ask Ball State head coach Mike Neu, none of that determined the outcome of the Cardinals’ (4-4, 3-1 MAC) 34-21 loss to Ohio (4-4, 3-1 MAC) Saturday.
The Cardinals (11-10, 5-4 MAC) came out on the losing end against the RedHawks (12-8, 7-2 MAC), but that did not stop senior setter Amber Seaman from soaking up the excitement of playing against her sister.
Ball State Field Hockey (4-11, 2-3 MAC) snapped a four-game drought in its win Friday night against Longwood (7-9, 2-3 MAC).
graduate student goalkeeper Tristin Stuteville recorded a season-high 14 saves in Ball State Soccer’s 3-2 victory over Kent State Thursday.
The Cardinals have enjoyed their winning ways since the start of the Mid-American Conference season. Senior night a year ago, senior defensive tackle Chris Crumb said, was the turning point for Ball State Football.
Wendell Brown, a Ball State Football linebacker from 2004-07, was coaching abroad when he was imprisoned in China in September 2016 after his involvement in a bar fight during a party, which he said was in self defense. One month ago, he returned home.
