
Carter Beck Earns Academic All‑America First Team Honors
Carter Beck, an Indiana State outfielder, was named to the College Sports Communicators 2026 Academic All‑America First Team, highlighting a season of exceptional play and scholarship.
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Carter Beck, an Indiana State outfielder, was named to the College Sports Communicators 2026 Academic All‑America First Team, highlighting a season of exceptional play and scholarship.

Carter Beck, a junior at Indiana State University, has been selected to the College Sports Communicators 2026 Academic All-America First Team, recognizing his excellence both in the classroom and on the baseball field.

Indiana State University announced that five of its baseball players have been named to the 2026 College Sports Communicators Academic All‑District Team, highlighting academic achievement alongside competitive performance.

Indiana State’s 30‑win campaign came to a close as Southern Illinois rallied in the final inning, highlighted by Kaleb Hall’s grand slam and a clutch RBI single from Tim Simay.

A late-inning rally led by Kainen Jorge lifts Murray State past Indiana State, ending Carter Beck's on-base streak and highlighting strong performances from Ryan Karst and Caden Miller.

Carter Beck’s record‑breaking statistics and clutch performances have earned him the Missouri Valley Baseball Player of the Year award, positioning the Sycamores for a deep run in the upcoming conference tournament.

The MVC announced its 2026 baseball awards, highlighting Carter Beck as Player of the Year, Andrew Evans as Pitcher of the Year, and Sean McDermott as Coach of the Year, among other recognitions.

Indiana State celebrates five baseball seniors who made the MVC Scholar-Athlete team and prepares for the opening game of the 2026 MVC Championship on May 21 at Johnny Reagan Field.

The Sycamores enter the tournament as the second overall seed, boasting a dominant regular season and key players leading the conference in several categories.

The Zips concluded their campaign with a 15-8 defeat, highlighted by a milestone home run and a tribute to departing seniors.

After falling behind 5-0 early, Belmont erupted with 13 unanswered runs, finishing with 16 hits and a decisive save by Krish Gandhi.

Belmont travels to Indiana State’s home field for a crucial weekend series, featuring key hitters and pitchers on both sides.

The Lindenwood baseball team will host Indiana State on Tuesday night in what promises to be a tightly contested battle between two .500 clubs.