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Junior right-handed pitcher Carolyn Wilmes runs her toe through the dirt behind the pitchers' circle before Ball State softball games
Eamon Zayed will help coach the Cardinals in his "free time from his club obligations."
The sophomore has won all 12 of her singles matches for Ball State women's tennis (16-2, 4-0 MAC) this season.
Several reserves stepped up in the Cardinals' wins.
"We know we're better than we're playing, there's no question about that," Ball State head coach Rich Maloney said.
A rivalry has heated up over the past couple of years between Ball State women's tennis and Buffalo. Today, it was the Cardinals who came out on top over the Buffalo Bulls.
The Cardinals (11-17, 0-6 MAC) were shut out 10-0 as the Bobcats (14-12, 3-0 MAC) completed the series sweep.
The Cardinals' energy and blocking propelled them in a 3-1 win over Lindenwood
Head coach Brian Etelman was happy with how the team did and where it placed, both individually and as a team.
Ball State men's tennis beat Northern Illinois 4-3 today at the Cardinal Creek Tennis Center.
The Cardinals won on walk-offs in both games of their doubleheader.
Ball State soccer playing Ball State soccer was no April Fool's Day prank.
The Cardinals have lost their last seven games in a row.
Tied at 12 midway through the fourth set and trailing two sets to one, sophomore middle attacker Parker Swartz came flying in high for his second kill of the night to give No. 12 Ball State men's volleyball a 13-12 lead - its first since 6-5 early in the set.
The $6.4 million facility will house two practice courts for the men's and women's basketball and volleyball teams.
Ball State beat Bowling Green State 7-0 in its first home Mid-American Conference game of the season today.
Ball State men's tennis hosts Mid-American Conference foe Northern Illinois Saturday.
Senior outfielder Matt Eppers is ready for April Fool’s Day, and his teammates know it.
While the majority of alternates normally don’t see much action, there's an uncertainty that makes it difficult to prepare.