Trine University - Modulus Yearbook (Angola, IN)

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In tennis this year, the Trojans won eight of nine dual matches and were runners up to their only loss, Goshen, in the Mid-Central Conference Tournament. Eight men composed the team, which sported two noteworthy freshmen. The team, while not the most successful in col¬ lege history, certainly showed the most promise.

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The Tri-State College soccer team, ham¬ pered by injuries toward the end of the season, managed only a 4-4-1 record but wrote some solid achievements into the books. The Trojans were in contention in every game, losing none by more than two goals. They finished third in the Mid- Central Conference standings and quali¬ fied for the NAIA playoffs. They had the best defensive record in their history, allowing only 1.8 goals per game, and they outscored their opponents 19-17 and outshot them 187-165.

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