TSJC opened the 2010-2011 basketball season on Tuesday night in front of a large and often very loud Scott Gym crowd with a rousing victory over Colby Community College...
Trinidad State Women’s basketball opened their 2011 season in front of the home crowd at Scott Gym but ended up falling to hot shooting Frank Phillips 75-55 on Tuesday evening. 
The TSJC golf team has had a great fall season, including their latest win at the Eastern Wyoming Invitational this past weekend. Kyle Roll shot a 67 on Friday to help the Trojans pull away from Eastern and claim the tournament by 14 strokes...
The Susan G. Komen Foundation is dedicated to education and research about causes, treatment, and the search for a cure for cancer. It is the largest source of nonprofit funds dedicated to the fight against breast cancer in the world. The TSJC softball and baseball teams will join in the fight against cancer this weekend as they play...
Golfers look for fifth straight title
TSJC claimed their fourth straight Region IX crown in 2011
The Trojan golf team begins 2011 with high hopes of repeating as Region IX Champions for the fifth straight year.
Returning three players with tournament experience should work in their favor as they head into the 2011-2012 season. Expected to lead the way for TSJC is Kaelen Gunderson from Steamboat Springs. Kaelen ended up the season with a 75.6 tournament stroke average (TSA), which falls into the top 60 nationally. He was the top Trojan in last year’s National Tournament in Odessa, TX finishing in the top 50 out of 119 players in the tournament. Also expected to show leadership for the Trojans is Kyle Roll from Westminster (77.6 TSA) and Mike Marquez from Albuquerque, NM (76.3 TSA).
A new group of freshman will also bring some impressive credentials to the table. Listed in the order that they committed to the program are Josh Woodworth from Palmer Ridge High School in Colorado Springs, Chris Black from Montezuma-Cortez High School Cortez, Justin Hume from Pine Creek High School in Colorado Springs and the last Trojan to commit to TSJC is local product, Joe Apache from Raton High School in Raton, NM.
According to fourth year coach Rich Holden, “This is probably the most depth and potential that Trinidad State Junior College golf has had in a long time. How they handle the pressure associated with that will be fun to watch this year.”
The fall season kicks off with a tournament in Sterling, Colorado on Thursday and Friday August 25 and 26.
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