Ball State Cardinals baseball

Ball State Cardinals

Founded	1920 (1920)
University	Ball State University
Conference	MAC West Division
Location	Muncie, IN
Head coach	Rich Maloney (4th year)
Home stadium	Ball Diamond (Capacity: 1,700)
Nickname	Cardinals
Colors	Cardinal and White^[1]
NCAA Tournament appearances
2006
Conference tournament champions
MAC: 2006

For information on all Ball State University sports, see Ball State Cardinals

The Ball State Cardinals baseball team is a varsity intercollegiate athletic team of Ball State University in Muncie, Indiana, United States.^[2] The team is a member of the Mid-American Conference West division, which is part of the National Collegiate Athletic Association's Division I. Ball State's first baseball team was fielded in 1920. The team plays its home games at Ball Diamond in Muncie, Indiana. The Cardinals are coached by Rich Maloney.

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Ball State University

Located in: Muncie, Indiana

Academics	Colleges: Architecture and Planning Business Communication, Information, and Media Teachers Other: Burris Laboratory School Center for Business and Economic Research Center for Middletown Studies Indiana Academy for Science, Mathematics, and Humanities

Athletics	Ball State Cardinals Football Baseball Men's basketball Scheumann Stadium Worthen Arena Ball Diamond Irving Gymnasium Pride of Mid-America Marching Band Blue Key Victory Bell Bronze Stalk Trophy Charlie Cardinal Mid-American Conference

Campus	History Art Museum Auditorium Beneficence Bracken House Bracken Library Christy Woods Frog Baby LaFollette Complex Observatory Orchid Collection and Species Bank Shafer Tower

Life	The Daily News Stance WBST WBSU-TV WCRD WIPB

People	Alumni Ball brothers Presidents

Founded: 1918 · Students: 21,053 · Endowment: $192.11 million

Ball State Cardinals head baseball coaches

Orville E. Sink (1920–1921) Paul "Billy" Williams (1922–1926) Norman G. Wann (1927) Paul "Billy" Williams (1928–1943) No team (1944) Paul "Billy" Williams (1945–1958) Ray Louthen (1959–1970) Bob Rickel (1971–1982) Pat Quinn (1983–1995) Rich Maloney (1996–2002) Greg Beals (2003–2010) Alex Marconi (2011–2012) Rich Maloney (2013– )

Mid-American Conference baseball

East Division	Bowling Green Falcons Buffalo Bulls Kent State Golden Flashes Miami RedHawks Ohio Bobcats

West Division	Ball State Cardinals Central Michigan Chippewas Eastern Michigan Eagles Northern Illinois Huskies Toledo Rockets Western Michigan Broncos

Championship	Mid-American Conference Baseball Tournament

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