Ball State Soccer

The Ball State ladies' Soccer team lines up the nationwide Anthem prior to the match against Buffalo on Oct. 25 at Briner Sports specialized. DN PICTURE ALLYE CLAYTON

After saying good-bye to six seniors, Ball State soccer started its recruiting season with the help of four new people.

Head mentor Craig Roberts added two-high school seniors as well as two Division I transfer pupil athletes.

The Cardinals completed last period as Mid-American meeting regular season champions after going undefeated in the home and dropping only 1 conference game.

Allison Abbe is a junior transfer midfielder through the the University of Cincinnati. During her time as a Bearcat, she started three of 18 games she played in as a freshman and recorded one support. She decided to go to Plainfield senior high school and ended up being a three-time all-state winner as she racked up 76 targets and 58 assists in her four-year career.

"[Abbe] is a fiery player that is fast to look at area, " Roberts said in a declaration. "[Abbe] has actually a great work ethic and will contribute to our offensive danger this season."

Ball State's unpleasant danger was able to score 1.75 objectives per game on average, adequate for third in the MAC and 75th inside nation.

Tristin Stuteville is another junior transfer the Cardinals obtained, but she's going to be preventing opponents from scoring as a goalkeeper. Stuteville played the St. Louis Billikens for 2 seasons in which she saw activity in nine career games, seven as a sophomore. In highschool, the Kansas City, Mo., native could earn two Goalkeeper of the season honors. In her time at Platte County senior high school, she assisted her group to go in terms of america Youth Soccer Association nationwide semifinals.

"final period our goalkeeper had been voted once the top goalkeeper when you look at the MAC, " Roberts said. "It was crucial we enroll another goalkeeper with the same capability and mind-set."

Roberts stayed inside the condition of Indiana whenever signing the two senior school seniors, midfielder/forward Peighton Cook and forward Sam Kambol.

Cook is from Greendale, Ind., and attended Lawrenceburg senior high school in which she lettered four many years, completing using the school record in goals with 75 and assists with 41. The two-time all-state choice scored 26 targets inside her senior season.

"[Cook] is a versatile player with the ability to play many roles, " Roberts said. "Her sports contribution and skill will enhance our powerful attack."