Sports Highlights
Men's Basketball
The men's basketball team finished the regular season with an 18-6
record and a 6-3 mark in the NESCAC. Included among those wins was a
94-65 win at Connecticut College, which gave Head Coach Stan Ogrodnik
the 400th win of his Bantam career. In 24 seasons, Ogrodnik is 407-167
for a .709 winning percentage with 14 post-season appearances,
including five NCAA appearances. Junior Tyler Rhoten was recently
named the NESCAC Player of the Week and the ECAC New England Player of
the Week, after scoring 44 points in a pair of wins over Middlebury
and Williams. Senior co-captain John Halas set a new College record
for career three-pointers with five treys against Williams. He broke
the previous mark of 190 and currently has 206 three-pointers. The
Bantams have qualified for the NESCAC Championship Tournament for the
fifth straight year and will host Wesleyan in the quarterfinals on
Saturday, February 19 at 3 p.m.
Men's Ice Hockey
The men's ice hockey team has risen to a best-ever No. 6 ranking in
the United States College Hockey Online’s (USCHO.com) Division III
national rankings and has clinched the top seed in the NESCAC
Championship Tournament for the first time. The Bantams, who are
17-2-2 overall and 13-2-2 in the league with two games remaining, will
host a quarterfinal game at Kingswood-Oxford Rink in West Hartford on
Saturday, February 26. Senior Doug Kisielius was recently selected as
the NESCAC Player of the Week and to the USCHO.com National Honor
Roll. Kisielius made a total of 90 saves in a 4-1 win at Colby and a
4-4 tie at Bowdoin, both of whom were ranked in the top 15 in the
nation.
All 11 Trinity Winter Teams Make Post-Season
The women's squash team will compete in the College Squash Association
National Championship Tournament (Howe Cup) as the No. 3 seed against
Penn. The tournament will take place February 18-20 at Princeton. The
Bantams have been to the Howe Cup Finals the last four years.
The men's squash team has clinched the top seed in the College Squash
Association National Championship Tournament (Potter Trophy), which
will take place February 25-27 at Harvard. The Bantams have won the
last six national titles and own the nation's longest winning streak
in any collegiate varsity sport at 122 consecutive victories.
The wrestling team will compete in the New England Championships
February 19-20 at Johnson and Wales. Both senior captain David Bucco
(165 lbs.) and junior captain Michael Blair (heavyweight) are favored
to win their weight class tournaments and advance to the NCAA Division
III National Championships in March.
The women's swimming and diving team will compete in the NESCAC
Championships at Middlebury, February 18-20, and the men's swimming and
diving team will compete in the NESCAC Championships at Wesleyan,
February 25-27.
The men's indoor track and field team will compete in the New England
Division III Championships on Saturday, February 19 at Tufts, and the
women's indoor track and field team will compete in the New England
Division III Championships the same day at Smith.
The women's basketball team has qualified for the NESCAC
Championship Tournament for the third time, and will play at Bowdoin
in a quarterfinal game on Saturday, February 19.
The women's ice hockey team has qualified for the NESCAC Championship
Tournament for the first time, and will play a quarterfinal game at a
site to be determined on Saturday, February 26.
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