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Indiana may be better known for basketball, but Hoosiers sure love their soccer.
Riding a three-game winning streak, Ball State men’s basketball (15-7, 6-3 MAC) welcomes Mid-American Conference East Division foe the University of Buffalo (11-11, 4-5 MAC) to Worthen Arena this week.
Ball State's recruiting class features several athletes who played something other than football in high school.
Ball State track and field travels to Akron, Ohio, to take on participants from 16 schools in the 13th annual Akron Invitational Feb. 3-4.
One year ago, Mike Neu took over as the head coach for the Ball State football team, right at the tail-end of the recruiting season. But this season’s recruiting class was different.
Ball State's bench scored nearly half of the team's points in its 90-63 win over Akron women's basketball.
247sports.com ranking the signing day haul second in the Mid-American Conference and Rivals.com ranked the class third.
For Ball State football, National Signing Day added 27 student-athletes the their 2017 class.
She was the first Cardinal to compete in the NCAA Championships, making it as an individual in 1996 and 1997 and won two individual Mid-American Conference championships. Her maiden name, Sarah Mikrut, appears in the Ball State record book 18 times, including the only perfect 10, scored on the vault, in program history.
The Buckeyes have won 31 consecutive games, including the 2016 NCAA Championship game, but the Cardinals were the last team to beat them.
Ball State women's basketball forward Moriah Monaco was named Mid-American Conference West Player of the Week, the MAC announced Jan. 31.
Head coach Joanna Saleem said the close scores throughout the meet showed that the Cardinals can hang with some of the top teams in the NCAA.
Ball State women's tennis won its home opener against Dayton on a weekend that coincided with the first major professional tennis tournament of the season — the Australian Open.
Every few days, the general ruckus of the Rec is interrupted by routine.
Ball State women’s tennis won its home opener at the Northwest YMCA Center Jan. 29 with a 6-1 victory over Dayton.