Peyton Stovall (2016) - Hall of Fame - Ball State University Athletics

Peyton Stovall

Induction:
2016

A fan favorite throughout his time in Muncie, Peyton Stovall was known as much for his involvement on campus and in the community as he was for his impressive play on the court. During his final season in Muncie, Stovall was one of 10 finalists for the Lowe's Senior CLASS Award in men's basketball and one of five finalists among all sports nationwide for the Coach John Wooden Citizenship Cup. Despite a pair of knee injuries that threatened to derail his career, Stovall racked up 1,383 points from 2003-08, finishing his time ninth on the Cardinals' all-time scoring list. He led the team with 16.7 points per game during his sophomore campaign. The guard from Lafayette, Indiana, started 113 of the 120 games in which he appeared, completing his career second on Ball State's all-time lists for minutes played (3,870) and 3-pointers made (163). He was also sixth in program history in both assists (349) and steals (163) upon his graduation.