Ball State gymnasts unfazed by alternate status
By Jack Williams / March 31, 2017While the majority of alternates normally don’t see much action, there's an uncertainty that makes it difficult to prepare.
While the majority of alternates normally don’t see much action, there's an uncertainty that makes it difficult to prepare.
After postponing his lecture in October, ESPN anchor John Anderson made his arrival at Emens Auditorium as part of the David Letterman Lecture series Thursday.
The Ball State Gymnastics team (6-11, 3-5 MAC) looked to gain redemption at the MAC championships after taking second at last season.
After a successful Spring Break in which the Ball State gymnastics team (6-10, 3-4 MAC) saw five season high scores and a school record, the team will head off to Bowling Green to compete in the Mid-American Conference Championships.
The Ball State gymnastics team looked to stay hot in their final meet before the MAC Championship against Kent State.
Ball State gymnastics (6-9, 3-3 MAC) won its first meet in almost a month against Western Michigan (3-4, 2-4 MAC) and Illinois- Chicago (2-8, 1-1 MAC).
While their last meet was a loss, there were more positives than negatives the team looks to work off of.
Ball State gymnastics team (4-8, 2-2 MAC) continued their MAC road trip taking on Eastern Michigan (8-3, 4-1 MAC). While the team saw a 0.600-point improvement since last meet, the Cardinals fell to the Eagles, 195.950-194.225.
After a rough finish last week, the Ball State women’s gymnastics team looks to stay strong, on the road, as they take on Eastern Michigan.
The Ball State gymnastics team suffered their first conference loss to Bowling Green 195.425-194.950.