Ball State women’s basketball senior report card in the NCAA Tournament

Ball State senior Ally Becki dribbles the ball during the Ball State vs Ole Miss game on March 21 at the Foster Pavilion in Waco Texas. Ball State lost 83-65. Titus Slaughter, DN
Ball State senior Ally Becki dribbles the ball during the Ball State vs Ole Miss game on March 21 at the Foster Pavilion in Waco Texas. Ball State lost 83-65. Titus Slaughter, DN

Ball State women’s basketball fell to Ole Miss 83-65 in the first round of the NCAA Women’s Basketball Tournament. 

The class of 2025 played their final game in a Ball State uniform with the loss. 

Here is a report card on how the seniors played. 

Ally Becki 

  • 19 points 
  • 8-for-16 from the field 
  • Three rebounds 
  • Two assists

Becki ends her Ball State career with a stellar performance on a national stage. 50 percent from the field and 19 points. 

Lachelle Austin 

  • 13 points 
  • 6-for-13 from the field
  • Eight rebounds 
  • One assists 

Austin only had one year in a Ball State jersey, but the senior was a vital part of the Cardinals' season-long success. 

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Ball State senior Lachelle Austin dribbles the ball against Ole Miss March 21 in the NCAA Women's Basketball Tournament at Foster Pavilion in Waco, Texas. Andrew Berger, DN

Madelyn Bischoff 

  • Six points 
  • 2-for-9 from the field 
  • Three rebounds 

Bischoff gave Ball State a 7-0 lead to start the game after she banked in a 3-pointer. 

Marie Kiefer 

  • Six points 
  • 2-for-8 from the field
  • Five rebounds 
  • One assists 

Kiefer was dealing with foul trouble early in the contest but was battling in the paint all night with Ole Miss. 

Alex Richard 

  • Six points 
  • 2-for-6 from the field
  • Two rebounds 

Richard is coming off a 28-point game in the MAC Tournament Championship, but the Rebels were able to consistently stay on her all night. 

Graduate student Elise Stuck 

  • Four points 
  • 4-for-4 on free throws 
  • Three rebounds 

Stuck finished out her collegiate career by doing what she did all season, getting to the free throw line.

Graduate student Maliyah Johnson

  • Five points 
  • 2-for-3 from the field
  • Three rebounds 

Johnson transferred in this year, and she was often the sixth person off the bench to rotate in.

Contact Elijah Poe via email at elijah.poe@bsu.edu or on X @ElijahPoe4.

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