Trinitonian

Transcending all expectations

Tigers ranked No. 10 in the nation with conference playoffs around the corner.

Scott Lebo, Sports Reporter • April 18, 2025

Trinity women’s tennis is a storied program with a legacy of excellence. As a former Division I team, three-time reigning SCAC champion and winner of 26 out of 32 full SCAC women’s tennis seasons,...

The King wins historic fourth ADOY award

Bob King was named 2024-2025 athletic director of the year for Division III athletics

Scott Lebo, Sports Reporter • April 10, 2025

Winning big is nothing new for Trinity athletics, and the Tigers built much of their winning culture under the leadership of its athletic director Bob King over the past 32 years. This year, King was named...

Spring break down south in Argentina

Women’s soccer practiced with pros with eyes to next season

Scott Lebo, Sports Reporter • March 27, 2025

As the reigning World Cup champions and home to a player many consider the greatest of all time, Argentina is a country that bleeds the beautiful game. Over spring break, it also played host to reigning...

Leading the pack: Celebrating Trinity’s triumphs in women’s athletics

Top athletes from all of Trinity women’s sports programs share their athletic success stories

Scott Lebo, Sports Reporter • March 21, 2025

The eight student-athletes featured in this piece exemplify excellence on the field, court, pool, track and green as well as in the classroom. Their stories — marked by moments of triumph, contributions...

Wemby out: A curse or a blessing in disguise?

What Victor Wembanyama’s season-ending blood clot injury means for the Spurs

Scott Lebo, Sports Reporter • March 6, 2025

On Feb. 20, the San Antonio Spurs announced the sidelining of their star center, Victor Wembanyama, for the remainder of the season as he recovers from a blood clot caused by deep vein thrombosis in his...

The last dance: Tiger basketball’s final chance for SCAC triumph

With the regular season completed, Trinity basketball eyes up two distinct postseason prospects

Scott Lebo, Sports Reporter • February 27, 2025

Men’s basketball: This season, Trinity men’s basketball won 15 of 16 regular season games with a points differential of 279. Despite a disappointing loss to rival St. Thomas on Feb. 21 dropping the...

Sidewalk Symposium: Why do Tigers love sports?

Trinity students share how they fell in love with their sport to celebrate the true meaning of Valentine’s Day

Scott Lebo, Sports Reporter • February 14, 2025

Iman Zakaria, first-year biology and Spanish double-major What made you fall in love with soccer? “I was a tennis player first, and I noticed that I was not liking it anymore. Every time I would...

Tigers don’t hibernate

Trinity track and field is making the most of their winter season and indoor meets

Scott Lebo, Sports Reporter • February 6, 2025

The Tigers’ spring track and field season doesn’t officially start until March 21, yet Trinity has already competed in two meets with five more scheduled before their opening meet at Texas State University....

Tiger soccer pounces into the Sweet 16

Men and women keep their unbelievable seasons going with two playoff wins each

Scott Lebo, Sports Reporter • November 21, 2024

The Tigers refused to end their tournament early this past weekend, as men’s and women’s soccer battled through two rounds between Nov. 15 and Nov. 17 to advance to the Sweet 16. With two 3-0 wins...

One championship from two goals

In Trinity’s last year in the SCAC, women’s soccer grabbed their fifth straight SCAC title

Scott Lebo, Sports Reporter • November 14, 2024

Two regular season SCAC champions, two undefeated SCAC campaigns, zero losses at home all season, an undefeated men’s team in all competitions, a perfect zero goals allowed at home by the women in SCAC...

Goodbye, old friends

Men’s soccer wins SCAC championship, finally gets the best of St. Thomas

Scott Lebo, Sports Reporter • November 14, 2024

Two regular season SCAC champions, two undefeated SCAC campaigns, zero losses at home all season, an undefeated men’s team in all competitions, a perfect zero goals allowed at home by the women in SCAC...

Tiger soccer says triumphant farewell to SCAC

Trinity goes eight for eight on final weekend, both squads undefeated in SCAC

Scott Lebo, Sports Reporter • November 7, 2024

Two all-time seasons of McGinlay Field soccer ended on Nov. 3, the final whistle symbolizing the end of Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference (SCAC) soccer at Trinity University. With the conference...