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Lions Track Compete in Al Cassell Relays - Huwa Ties Record

The Trinity Track Team competed at Jamestown College last weekend finishing in 8th place.  Senior Sprinter Heston Huwa took 7th place in the 100 Meter and 5th place in the 200 Meter.  Freshmen Sprinter Greg Washington ran a personal best in the 100 Meter finishing in 12th place.  Sophomore Sprinter Jordan Braunberger set a new school record in the 800 Meter with 2:25.90 and Freshmen Sprinter Kevin Gilleland also set a new school record in the 400 Meter with 1:00.84.

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Huwa Takes 2nd Place in 100 Meter

Senior Sprinter Heston Huwa continued to impress last weekend at the University of Minnesota-Morris as he took 2nd Place in the 100 Meter with a time of 11.45. Junior Sprinter Caleb Bialik also continued to improve dropping more than a tenth of a second off his 100 Meter time. Sophomore Sprinter Jordan Braunberger also a ran a personal best in the 200 Meter with a time of 26.50. The Track team looks to stay strong as they will have their entire team back this weekend to compete in the Al Cassell Relays at Jamestown College.

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Lions Earn First Victory of Season

The Trinity Bible College baseball team earned its first victory of the season in a split victory double-header on Tuesday evening. The Lions used the three day trip to play Martin Luther on Monday and then played North Central to finish the road trip.

 

Trinity 6 vs. North Central University 4

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Snow Storm Bumps Track Team Off Course

Due to snow storms across the midwest, the Lions Track team was short manned this weekend as they traveled to North Dakota State University. Senior sprinter Heston Huwa managed to finish in 9th place in the 100m. Junior Sprinter Caleb Bialik finished 16th respectively. Next weekend proves to be another challenge as the Lions will travel to the University of Minnesota-Morris.

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Lions Baseball Drops Double Header

The Trinity Bible College Baseball team dropped a double-header to Crown in St. Bonifacious on Wednesday evening. The games started at 7:30pm and did not finish until well into the midnight hour. Coach Strong said, "We were really hoping to play better against a regional opponent, but we just made too many mistakes to put us in a position to win."

 

Trinity 2 versus Crown College 8

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