The Bowling Green gymnastics team ended their five-meet win streak this weekend at Kalamazoo in a tri-meet with Western Michigan and Illinois-Chicago.

BG finished third in the meet behind Western Michigan (193.925) and Illinois-Chicago (191.150) with a 190.675.

This loss was the Falcons' first since January 9th in a tri-meet at the University of Michigan. Following the opening season meet, BG went on a tear defeating Northern Illinois, Western Michigan, Illinois-Chicago, Ball State, and Eastern Michigan before the streak ended last weekend.

Although the Falcons lost the meet, their biggest loss of the day was to a season-ending injury.

*Bowling Green loses two women's basketball players

*Ball State softball hoping to finish off MAC Championship run

*Hamilton excelling in multiple sports at Kent State

*Toledo signs men's basketball recruit

*Ball State sends pair to the NFL

*Ball State softball breaks two school records

*Kent State wins 11th straight women's golf title

*Larry English headed to the San Diego Chargers

*Ohio's Mitchell remains draft surprise

*Bobcat Spring Game limited by injuries, still a success

*Toledo's point-shaving scandal comes back to light

*Analysts make predictions on Ball State players' draft status

*Central Michigan looking for character in student-athletes

*CMU freshman now plays in stadium named for grandfather

*Like BG, Ohio has depth issues for Spring Game

*Young comes back to Kent State to finish classes after season with Saints

*Parrish may represent Kent State in NFL Draft

*B.J. Hill joins Ball State teammates in draft hopes

*Ball State's softball team clinches spot in MAC Tournament

*Offense takes Central Michigan's spring game

*Kent State gymnast ends season at nationals

*Ohio's defense needs improvement after scrimmage

*Buffalo draws 1,500 for weekend scrimmage

*Toledo defense impresses in Rocket Spring Game

*Western Michigan hoping to make noise on NFL Draft Day

*MAC Champion Ball State sign two guards

*Central Michigan student-athlete explains rigors of being a walk-on

*Akron hires new offensive coordinator

*Miami to play Kentucky in Cincinnati to open season

*Despite losses, Northern Illinois line still strong

*Like BG, Ohio has running back depth

*Western Michigan men's tennis seeking MAC title

*Like BG's Roussos, Ball State incoming freshman makes national team

*CMU senior sets school record for track's steeplechase

*Kent State gymnast heading to NCAA Nationals

*A photo slideshow of Miami from the Frozen Four

*Xavier spot a good fit for Ohio's Groce?

*Akron assistant goes to Ohio State

*Bowling Green dismisses star lineman

*RedHawks fall to Boston University in overtime in Frozen Four final

*Kent State's Stillings tosses no-no

*Ball State softball has monumental win

*Central Michigan softball continues dubious run

*Kent State's Fisher helps in tournament win

*English relaxed as NFL Draft approaches

*Ohio's Carbone wins game 600

*Western Michigan proud of its high academics

After winning game one of the doubleheader 3-2, BG finished the visiting Cardinals off 7-6 with a walk-off RBI single by senior shortstop Ryan Shay. Charles Wooten picked up the win, pitching the final two innings, allowing one earned run and striking out four. The win improved BG to 15-14 (6-4 MAC) for the season.