Marc DiBenedetto and Stuart Lovejoy bring you another episode of TrinTV SportsCenter. In this episode they go over the Men’s Hockey and Basketball teams, the Men’s Squash teams rebounding from their loss, and interview the TSN Performer of the Week Tony Chen

Marc DiBendetto and Amanda Ward bring you another episode of TrinTV SportsCenter. In the episode, a recap of the Men’s Soccer and Football seasons as well as interviews with Women’s Volleyball Award Winners, Squash Captains, and the new Men’s Ice Hockey Head Coach.

OTHER WEEKEND GAMES
MEN’S SOCCER:
The Trinity Men’s Soccer team saw their season come to an end on Sunday afternoon. After receiving an at large bid to the NCAA Tournament the Bantams won their 1st Round game on Saturday against Saint Joseph’s of Maine. Trinity defeated Saint Joseph’s 1-0 but their luck would run out in their 2nd Round match-up with host team Babson College. The two sides were tied 1-1 at the end of regulation and two 15 minute periods of overtime were not enough to decide the contest. After double overtime the game went into a Best-of-Five Penalty Kick Shootout. Unfortunately, Trinity was unable to convert a Penalty Kick while Babson could not miss. Babson defeated the Bantams 3-0 in Penalty Kicks bringing Trinity’s season to a sudden end. With a final record of 11-5-3 the Men’s Soccer Team enjoyed their finest season in recent memory finishing as the NESCAC runner-up.

OTHER WEEKEND GAMES
MEN’S SOCCER: The Trinity Men’s Soccer team earned a bid to the NCAA Championship Tournament which begins this Saturday with the 1st Round games. The Bantams (10-5-2) will face St. Joseph’s of Maine (14-5-0) at Babson College at 1:30pm. If they pull out the victory the Bantams would play again on Sunday against the winner of Babson vs Lesley.

OTHER GAMES FOR SATURDAY, NOV. 5TH
MEN’S SOCCER:
The Trinity Men’s Soccer team will take on Williams College in the Semifinals of the NESCAC Tournament. The Bantams are on a 4-game winning streak entering Saturday’s game and seem to be peaking at the right time. Look for Dan Mayernick to lead the Bantams offensively while Defenseman Joe Buckley and Goalie Grant Schonberg keep the ball out of the Trinity net. A win on Saturday would most likely set up a NESCAC Final with Amherst College on Sunday afternoon.
FIELD HOCKEY:
After a huge upset win last weekend at #13 Tufts in the Quarterfinals of the NESCAC Tournament, the Bantams travel to #1 seed Bowdoin. Bowdoin is 15-0 and if Trinity can pull off another upset than it would be one of the greatest wins in the program’s history.
VOLLEYBALL:
The Lady Bantams will begin their NESCAC Tournament this Friday against Amherst College. Despite their 18-8 record, the Bantams are only the #4 seed in the NESCAC Tournament. With a plethora of seniors on the roster, Trinity is embracing the role of the Dark Horse that could rise up and snatch the NESCAC Title from the likes of Bowdoin (23-2, 10-0) and Tufts (24-4, 9-1).