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This Week
 • The Trojans return home for a mid-week matchup against Moody Bible (Ill.) this week, before kicking off conference play with a showdown against the Robert Morris Eagles on Saturday. Trinity International hosts Moody Bible for a 4:00 p.m. match on Wednesday afternoon; streaming video and live stats will be available at TIUTrojans.com
 • Trinity International are riding a three-match unbeaten streak, the longest such run since the 2012 season, when Trinity earned wins over Missouri Baptist, Northland International (Wisc.) and Clarke (Iowa) to start the year with a 3-1 mark.
 • Through the first four matches of the season, ten different players have already found the back of the net, led by junior Zach Reget, who has three goals on the year.

Last Time Out    
 • TIU earned their second blowout win in their last three matches a week ago, shutting out the host Lakeland (Wisc.) Muskies 7-0 for the team's third straight victory.
 • Zach Reget recorded his second career hat trick, as four different Trojans put their names on the scoresheet in the win.
 • Redshirt freshman Jared Yonke picked up his third win in goal this year, along with his second shutout this season. Yonke now has a goals-against average of 0.32 following another 90 minutes without a score.

Last Time vs. Moody Bible & Robert Morris    
 • Trinity International managed to take 15 shots, six more than their opponent, and Zach Reget scored his third goal of the season, but the Trojans suffered a 2-1 road defeat at Moody Bible on Sept. 17, 2014.
 • Moody scored in the opening minutes of both first and second halves, before TIU answered with Reget's goal in the 60th minute. MBI goalkeeper Kenny McBride made six first-half saves to keep the Trojans off the scoreboard until after the halftime break.
 • Later in the season at Robert Morris, the Trojans would fire 21 shots but none would find the back of the net in a 3-0 road loss on Oct. 28, 2014. 
 • The Trojans outshot the Eagles 21-11 over the course of the match, including a 16-8 margin in the second half.

Series History    
 • Wednesday marks just the second meeting between Trinity International and Moody Bible since 2007.
 • Robert Morris holds a 7-1 advantage in the series with TIU, claiming the last six matches. Trinity's last win over the Eagles came in 2008, in a 4-0 decision at Schartner Field.

League Leaders    
 • Freshman keeper Jared Yonke is the CCAC leader in four categories: goals-against average (0.32), save percentage (.938), shutouts (2), and shutouts per match (0.67). Nationally, Yonke is 9th in the NAIA in goals-against average.
 • Brett Robinson is averaging an even 1.00 assists per match, good for 10th nationally in the NAIA. He also leads the conference in assists per match, and is tied for the CCAC lead in total assists, with four.
 • With his hat trick last Wednesday, Zach Reget moves into 6th place on the CCAC leaderboard; the junior is leading the conference with an average of 1.50 goals per match so far this year.

Scouting the Opponent    
Moody Bible (Ill.)
 • The Archers are looking for their first win after an 0-4 start to the season.
 • Moody is looking to return to the NCCAA Division II Tournament, after winning three straight national titles from 2011-13.
 • Senior midfielder Craig Zebell returns to the squad after leading NCCAA Division II in assists a year ago.

Robert Morris
 • The Eagles closed out the non-conference portion of their schedule on Saturday, with a 3-1 road win at Taylor (Ind.). RMU will look to get back to .500 on the year with a win over the Trojans this weekend.
 • Senior John Pachar and sophomore Viktor Plevnes lead the team with three goals apiece, and are tied for 6th among CCAC goalscorers. Plevnes scored all three goals in the Eagles' win over Taylor last Saturday.
 • Goalkeeper Andrew Fletcher holds a 1.87 goals-against average, and ranks 8th in the CCAC.

Looking Ahead    
 • The Trojans will host St. Xavier on Tuesday, September 22 as the early conference schedule continues, for a 4:00 p.m. kickoff at Schartner Field. Trinity will then wrap up it's non-conference schedule on Saturday, September 26, when they take on Clarke (Iowa) at home beginning at 2:30 p.m.