Trinity Bible College win an OT thriller over Turtle Mountain Community College
— NIAC 🏀 (@NIACathletics) February 19, 2023
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NIAC Women’s Basketball Championship game
Sisseton Wahpeton College 73, Trinity Bible College 61
NIAC Men’s Basketball Championship game
Turtle Mountain Community College 95, Trinity Bible College 80
Three member teams traveled to Joplin this week for the Association of Christian College Athletics Basketball Tournament. Both men and women squads from Free Lutheran Bible, Oak Hills Christian and Trinity Bible competed against other top teams of the ACCA.
FLBC men
L, 102-84 vs Trinity Bible
L, vs Carolina Christian
7th PLACE: L, vs Spurgeon
FLBC women
L, 57-44 vs Trinity Bible
9th PLACE: W, 45-41 vs Oak Hills Christian
Oak Hills men
L, 109-73 vs Dallas Christian
W, 84-61 vs Spurgeon
9th PLACE: L, 69-60 vs Carolina Christian
Oak Hills women
L, vs Carolina Christian
L, 45-41 vs Free Lutheran Bible
Trinity Bible men
W, 102-84 vs Free Lutheran Bible
W, 88-79 vs Kansas Christian
L, 86-65 vs University of LA College of Divinity
3rd PLACE: L, 88-85 vs Arlington Baptist
Trinity Bible women
W, 57-44 vs Free Lutheran Bible
L, 94-54 vs Champion Christian
L, 69-63 vs Kansas Chrstian
7th PLACE: L, 87-75 vs Ozark Christian
Northern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference has made the decision to delay our upcoming basketball season due to COVID-19. Regular season games will now begin January 8, 2021.
Dates for the 2021 NIAC men’s and women’s conference tournament will be March 19-21. Tournament host will be announced in the coming weeks.
NIAC member school Red River College previously announced their intention to suspend all varsity athletics – including men’s and women’s basketball – for the entire 2020-21 academic year.
The Association of Christian College Athletics named their All-Americans today. Several NIAC players were honored.
ACCA Men – First Team
ACCA Men – Second Team
ACCA Women – First Team
ACCA Women – Second Team
Full press release can be found here
Following the national championship tournament of the Association of Christian College Athletics (ACCA) four NIAC players were named All-American:
First Team
Guard Aaron Stemen, Jr. – Trinity Bible – LaMoure, ND
Second Team
Guard Friscoe Erdahl, Jr. – Trinity Bible – Ten Sleep, WY
Forward Travis Haugen, So. – AFLBS – Pelican Rapids, MN
Forward Chris Papillon, Soph. – AFLBS – Big Rock, IL