With spring sports starting up and winter sports moving deeper into conference play, it's hard to keep track of everything that's going on in Ball State athletics. Here's everything that happened the weekend of Feb. 9-11 for Ball State's athletic teams.
One group of students is spreading the love to those who need it most.
Ball State softball wrapped up its first of five early-season tournaments Sunday afternoon.
Ball State women’s golf stood above the rest this weekend, winning the Ball State Sunshine Invitational in Florida.
After Friday night's Royal Ball in downtown Muncie, the Ball State gymnastics team (9-4, 3-0 MAC) regained focus as it faced Bowling Green (3-5, 1-2 MAC). The Cardinals defeated the Falcons last weekend, 195.000-194.275, in the Denver Quad.
After a 1-1 start on the first day of the season, Ball State softball dominated both North Carolina State and Georgetown to sweep Saturday's doubleheader in Fort Myers, Florida.
After winning the opening set, Ball State was unable to find much of a rhythm on the way to a 3-1 defeat at the hands of McKendree.
Carmen Grande became the program's all-time leader in assists after dishing out six in the win.
Sophomore forward Tahjai Teague and junior center Trey Moses are becoming a force to be reckoned with in the paint.
Ball State (1-1) had five different players drive in runs in its 10-2 rout of LIU-Brooklyn (0-2) on Friday evening to earn its first victory in 2018.
Former Vice President Joe Biden hasn’t forgotten his initiative to end sexual assault that began while he was in office with Barack Obama — and the onus he placed on young men.
Ball State will look to avenge its Jan. 23 overtime loss when it hosts Kent State in the second meeting of the season between the two teams.
Molly Smith got the win for the Tigers, going all seven innings and allowing seven hits. Junior Aeshia Miles took the loss for the Cardinals (0-1), giving up all four earned runs over six innings pitched.
We keep hearing about community engagement. Prove that you mean it.
Venus Entertainment and Be Here Now are collaborating with several other drag performers to host a Valentine’s Day Drag Show Saturday.
It's hard enough to take care of yourself in college, let alone take care of a child.
This weekend is the last time head swimming coach Bob Thomas will coach the Class of 2018.
One honors program won an award last month for its work in supporting students.
During campus council Thursday, student leaders and administration approved edits made to the Code of Student Rights and Responsibilities.
To celebrate his birthday, a local pub owner is doing good for the community through serving pints.
