New Ball State Men’s Tennis transfer Mason Tran takes flight in fall invitational
By Aidan McNally / October 10, 2023Mason Tran said he feels like he’s already fitting in with his new squad.
Mason Tran said he feels like he’s already fitting in with his new squad.
The twins both share their expectations and adjustments they are making for the upcoming season.
The motorsport of demolition derby is something you might see at your county fair, but in this case, the competition goes national.
The historic win could not have come at a better time, with Ball State sitting at a 3-8 record going into conference play after their near month-long stretch of road games.
Agugliaro touched on her achievement and what it means to her and those around her.
Semonza is making a geography change as he is from California, where he played high school football.
As the Cardinals get the first win of the season in conference play, they look for Coach Rife and his staff to lean on the leadership and veteran play of his upperclassmen players the rest of the way.
This year's Cardinals squad opened their campaign this past weekend with a tournament at Illinois State where they earned a 3-4 record.
A change to a fixture could ruffle a few feathers. Thankfully, Mitchell and Mullaney feel reactions from the in and around the nest have been positive.
The Cardinals place first out of 13 teams, and they have two players in the top 10.
“We played together, we trusted each other and we got the job done” Clark said after the 2-1 win over the Billikens.
In front of a crowd of over 15,000 people, the Cardinals hit the field for the ‘Battle of the Blue Key Victory Bell’, a rivalry that dates back to 1924.
The junior transfer from Huntington University placed first individually in the 'Ball State We Fly' challenge with a 5k time of 18:21.
Coming from a National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) school – Indiana Wesleyan – Seiffert shared her excitement for this new opportunity to succeed at a new school.
The Cardinals have been very successful at home, with a 23-2-4 record over the past 3 years, and held true with a 3-0 win over Austin Peay as Senior Night festivities took place before the match.
“I didn’t really play a ton in high school, I was still growing. Struggled with commands so I didn’t get too many playing opportunities, but that’s sort of when I first fell in love with baseball,” Jacobson said.
“Golf is a really hard game. The swing comes and goes. There are good days and there are bad days. But what you ultimately build your game on is how consistent you are with your process."
“I didn’t get a ton of minutes, just in the fall and regular season so this spring has been a really big time for me to get confidence, just get those minutes in and get to make those plays,” Locante said.
“It’s a little bit of a taste of what it’s kind of like to be a division one football player,” Junior Jacob Valentine said. “Growing up, that was kind of a dream of mine, so to be able to do that here at the college that I go to is really exciting.”
“What I didn’t know at the time in 2007 is that it would take 10 years of outreach to people to finally see it implemented in 2017,” Elam said. “The whole time I felt like I was one day away from a major breakthrough.”
