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...
Lady Trojans sign six
The return season of women’s basketball has come to a close and Trinidad State Head Coach and Athletic Director Rich Holden has been busily preparing for the 2011 season. He recently announced the signing of five high school seniors and one transfer for next year’s squad.
Justine Gallegos from Trinidad will continue her basketball career at TSJC next year. The 5’4 guard was the Tri-Peaks Player of the Year while leading Trinidad High School to the sweet 16 in 3A last year. She averaged almost ten points a game and was one of the leading rebounders on the team.
From Weld Central High School in Keensburg comes 5’6 Lindsey Pippin. Pippin averaged over 12 points a game to lead the Rebels in scoring in the tough 3A Patriot league. Lindsey’s older sister Breann was an Academic All-American in 2002 while playing volleyball at TSJC.
Transferring in from Eastern Arizona College is Jackie Becker. Becker is a 5’9 guard from Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. She prepped at Putnam City High School which is in the Oklahoma City Metro conference, considered to be one of the toughest 6A conferences in the state. She averaged 11 points a game as well as four assists. She is a very versatile player that could play at least three positions on the floor.
Three girls signed from schools in the 5a Colorado Springs Metro League. From Liberty High is 5’10 forward Kylee Crumley. She averaged almost ten points a game to lead the Lancers. From Doherty High is 5’9 guard Alex Holly who was one of the leading rebounders for the Spartans and from Pine Creek is 5’10 Stephanie Knowels. Knowels averaged over six points a game for the Eagles.
“I feel that we are off to a great start,” commented Coach Holden. “Colorado Springs is a hot bed for Women’s Basketball talent and one of my first goals was to do hit it hard. I believe that all of our signees are quality players and more importantly quality people.”
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