Lindsey Green

Position:
Setter
Height:
5-10
Class:
Junior
High School:
Ursuline Academy
Hometown:
Loveland, OH

Career Notes Entering 2025 Season:
• Played in 33 of a possible 64 matches over her Ball State career
• Has seen action in 76 of a possible 235 sets
• 2024 Academic All-MAC
• Helped the Ball State offense rank 25th among the 334 ranked NCAA Division I programs with a program-record .267 hitting percentage in 2024
• Dished out 20-or-more assists in five matches
• Has two career assist/dig double-doubles

2024 (So.): Earned second letter at Ball State ... Academic All-MAC … played in 25 matches … saw action in 66 of a possible 115 sets … dished out 291 total assists, helping the Cardinals rank first in the MAC and 25th nationally with a .267 team attack percentage … averaged 4.41 assists per set, with double-digit assists in 16 matches … dished out a career-high 24 assists in Ball State’s MAC Championship semifinal victory over Central Michigan (Nov. 23), while handing out 23 assists in a pair of matches … recorded 20-or-more assists in five outings … credited with a career-high 13 digs at Toledo (Nov. 8) and recorded 12 at Buffalo (Oct. 12) for a pair of assist/dig double-doubles … finished the season with 98 total digs … served up 22 aces, led by a career-high five in the second match at Toledo (Nov. 9) … smashed her first career kill at Butler (Sept. 19), while finishing the season with nine total kills including a pair versus Buffalo.

2023 (Fr.): Earned first letter at Ball State ... played in eight matches … saw action in 10 of a possible 120 sets … handed out 10 assists on the year, with a season-high three coming versus Kent State (Oct. 27) … credited with two assists versus ETSU (Sept. 16) and at Eastern Michigan (Sept. 30) … collected her first collegiate dig at Dayton (Sept. 9) and added two more versus ETSU … registered her first career block assist at Eastern Michigan (Sept. 29).

Phillips on Green: Lindsey is a stud setter. She gets to the ball quick and puts her hitters in great spots time and time again. Her tempo and consistency on her sets makes it easy for hitters to get in rhythm and she competes as hard as anyone. She has a great volleyball IQ and I love the creativity she has in running an offense. She's going to be a great addition to the Cardinal family.

Career Highlights: A four-year letterwinner in volleyball for coach Ali Butcher at Ursuline Academy … helped the Lions win the 2022 OHSAA Division I State Championships … led Ursuline Academy to a 25-3 record as a senior, handing out 995 assists, collecting 249 digs, and earning 51 total blocks … a team captain as a junior and senior, she has earned first team all-state as a junior and senior … also led the program to a pair of Girls Greater Catholic League Championships, three regional runner-up finishes, and a 102-19 record over her career … AVCA All-Region and Larosas MVP as a senior … two-time first team all-conference and all-district, after earning honorable mention in both as a sophomore … collected 2,829 assists, 719 digs, 207 total blocks and 204 kills over her career … played club volleyball from Elevation Volleyball Club from 10U to 18U … prepvolleyball.com top setters in class of 2023 and AVCA Preseason All-American as a junior … JVA Watch List as a junior and senior … selected for Under Armor All-American Camp as a sophomore and junior … helped guide her 13U team to a fifth-place finish at nationals and her 14U squad to an 11th-place effort.

Why Ball State: I chose Ball State because the second I walked in, I felt like I was a part of the family. The culture at Ball State is amazing and what I have always wanted. I also love the whole coaching staff.