Ball State women's tennis coach Max Norris called upon his team to prove its value with Mid-American Conference play starting this weekend.
Ball State women’s tennis came through a few tough singles matches in its 6-1 victory over the Oakland Golden Grizzlies this afternoon at the Northwest YMCA in Muncie.
The Cardinals gear up for their final match before conference play begins next week.
The Cardinals extended their winning run to six games by beating the Butler Bulldogs 7-0 in Indianapolis this afternoon.
Ball State women's tennis makes the short journey to Indianapolis to play the Butler Bulldogs on Wednesday afternoon.
In their first ever matchup between Ball State and Belmont, the Cardinals came away with a 6-1 victory in Nashville. The match was held outside at the Centennial Sportsplex, with temperatures reaching in the region of 68 degrees by the end of play.
Before the team get their time-off over break, the women of Ball State tennis must deal with two matches in Tennessee this upcoming Saturday and Monday.
The Ball State men’s tennis team hits the road Wednesday as they travel to West Lafayette to take on Illinois.
Ball State women's tennis started its season with a 7-0 loss at North Carolina. Now, two months later, the Cardinals' record of 8-2 shows how they didn’t let the opening day defeat get to them.
An afternoon of high-quality tennis from both teams saw Ball State women's tennis prevail 5-2 over Youngstown State.
Off the back of a sunny, successful weekend for Ball State’s women’s tennis team, the Cardinals face the Youngstown State Penguins Saturday. Last Sunday saw the team play outdoors at the Cardinal Creek Tennis Center for the first time this season in a 7-0 win over IUPUI, but Ball State will be heading back indoors to the Northwest YMCA to play Youngstown State. Head coach Max Norris, though, said the Cardinals should be prepared to deal with uncertainty if they want to win championships. “If you can play in either setting and you can make your mind up that ‘It’s not that big of a difference’, you’re going to put yourself in a good position,” Norris said.
Ball State women's tennis seemed like it was feeling better, both on the outside and inside.
Peyton Gollhofer's dad wasn't always around when she was going up. Ret. Lt. Col. Robert Gollhofer served in the Marines for 15 years, which meant spending months at a time away from Peyton and her younger brother Robert Kyle.
On a summer-like afternoon in February, the Ball State women’s tennis team got the chance to play outside at the Cardinal Creek Tennis courts as they beat IUPUI 7-0.
Ball State bounced back after last week’s defeat with a 6-1 win over Evansville at Northwest YMCA Saturday.
The Cardinals haven't lost at home all season.
There was trouble on the road again as Ball State’s women’s tennis team lost another match on their travels, this time falling to a 6-1 loss. The day got off to a bad start too at the Western Tennis & Fitness Club, Cincinnati as for the second match in a row, the Cards lost the doubles point.
After two weeks at home, the Cardinals are on the road this weekend as they travel to Ohio to face the University of Cincinnati.
