Despite being helped by several penalties and turnovers throughout the game, Muncie Central (0-5) couldn’t stop big plays in the second half as Arsenal Tech (4-1) rolled to a 48-14 victory Friday on the Bearcats’ Homecoming night.
As Blackford (3-2) football players circled up in the corner of the end zone after a 40-35 loss to Alexandria-Monroe (4-1) Friday, eyes were aimed at the ground. By the time head coach Randy Sehy was done addressing the team, everyone had their head down. Before he broke the huddle, Sehy had one last thing to say: “Heads up.”
Freshman goalie Wietske Overdijkink was a major force in keep the Cardinals close throughout the game.
The Cardinals to put together a total of 44 digs throughout the night making it difficult for the Governors to score consistently.
With the win, Cardinals are now 14-1-1 all time against the Mastodons
Forty-six football fields. Then another five steps, depending on how long your legs are. That’s what Ball State Football received from Edinboro, Pennsylvania, this fall.
In this new era of power hitting, I believe that we will start to see more casual fans attending games and truly enjoying the sport.
The tournament marked the first number one finish for the Cardinals since the Pinehurst Intercollegiate in March 2017.
Ball State Women's Golf finally claims a victory after dry spell that began in February 2018.
Ball State Gymnastics is beginning a rigorous training program to prepare for the upcoming season.
In Ball State’s only home match of the fall, the women’s golf team outlasted 10 other schools to claim victory in Yorktown. In addition to a win at home, every Cardinal competing finished in the top 20 individually.
The Fair Pay to Play Act would allow NCAA athletes to make a profit off their own name, likeness and image in California.
In the Cardinals second game of a five game road trip, Ball State Field Hockey lost to UMass Lowell, 2-1.
The Cardinals were shut out 2-0 Sunday by Florida Gulf Coast to end their season-opening road trip at a record of 1-2.
When Jordan Williams woke up Saturday, he didn’t expect to have a game he’d never forget. He was just excited to play football.
Ball State (4-5, 0-0 MAC) went into the weekend at 3-3 on the season looking to leave Highland Heights, Kentucky, with an above .500 record. The Cardinals were off to a good start Friday, defeating Northern Kentucky in five sets, but they were unable to reach their goal after a pair of losses Saturday against Cincinnati and Notre Dame.
Ball State was down 17 with less than five minutes to play. It had to go for it on fourth-and-6. The Cardinals (1-2, 0-0 MAC) didn’t make it and turned the ball over to Florida Atlantic (1-2, 0-0 CUSA). It was the Cardinals’ fifth turnover of the day. Three drives and four minutes later, the Owls locked up a 41-31 victory.
A third place finish out of 26 competing teams highlighted Ball State Cross Country's finish at the Spartan Invite in East Lansing, Michigan on Friday.
Facing 18 shots, Ball State (5-1, 0-0 MAC) saw its 16-game unbeaten streak come to a close Friday at Florida Atlantic (5-2, 0-0 Conference USA). The Cardinals fell to the Owls, 1-0, as Ball State’s offense was shut out for the first time since a 1-0 loss at Kent State Sept. 28, 2018.
Ball State (4-3, 0-0 MAC) began the Northern Kentucky Tournament with its first road win of the season over Northern Kentucky (4-2, 0-0 Horizon League) Friday night. The Cardinals’ victory did not come easy as they dropped the first two sets of the match, 25-18 in set one and 25-19 in set two.
