MEN'S TENNIS: Ball State wins MAC Tournament
May 1, 2011For the first time since 2005, unlikely No. 4 seed Ball State is the Mid-American Conference Tournament champion.
For the first time since 2005, unlikely No. 4 seed Ball State is the Mid-American Conference Tournament champion.
For the first time since 2005, unlikely No. 4 seed Ball State is the Mid-American Conference Tournament champion.
Ball State inches closer to its goal of winning the regular season Mid-American Conference title with a dominating road performance in its doubleheader against Toledo Friday.
Ball State finds itself in a familiar situation: playing teams at the bottom of the Mid-American Conference.
Six days have past since Ball State dished out an 8-1 win against Mid-American Conference foe Central Michigan last Sunday.
Ball State followed up a win Thursday with a depressing 4-0 loss to Miami in the Mid-American Conference Tournament on Friday.
The Cardinals will be going for their first NCAA appearance since 2005.
Ball State is still alive for the Mid-American Conference Tournament title after beating Northern Illinois 4-0 in the MAC quarterfinal.
After a rough end to the regular season the Ball State women's tennis earned a 4-0 win over Northern Illinois in the Mid-American Conference Tournament Thursday.
Ball State's series opener versus Mid-American Conference West opponent Eastern Michigan mirrored last weekend's series opener against Central Michigan.
Managing editor Rhett Umphress and chief reporter Dan Sipocz discuss the upcoming weekend in Ball State sports.
Ball State enters the tournament as the No. 8 seed and will face Northern Illinois in the tournament's play-in game.
Ball State has caught few breaks the past season, but a chance to change its luck comes today as the Mid-American Conference Tournament begins.
It would be great to be the Boise State of football, but the barriers to entry make it seem impossible. What if Ball State doubled down on its support of some smaller sports?
The 64-year-old coach accepted the quarterbacks coach position at Siena Heights University for its inaugural season.
The NCAA Infractions Appeals Committee denied former Ball State women's tennis coach Kathy Bull's appeal Wednesday morning, upholding its previous ruling.
Fort Wayne, Ind. native Albert Jennings signed a letter of intent to the university on Tuesday.
Senior Brittany Kelly has been selected to compete at the NCAA Central Regional May 5-7 at Warren Golf Course in Notre Dame, Ind.
Ball State is having trouble filling the seats at its athletics venues across campus.
