Game Date: Feb 21st, 2054

Trine

Team: Trine Thunder [ID #838]

Location: Angola, IN (Central)

Conference: V.15 [Division 2]

President: Dytrea123
          [since April 23rd 2022 | last seen September 30th 2026]

Coach: Martin Munoz

Arena: MTI Center

Rating: 73.06 - Overall Position: #460

Fan Mood: 69.29

Alumni Mood: 96.50

Prestige: 144

Team Notes:

• Dec 20 2053: 3-star prospect Djibo Thiaw committed.
• Dec 06 2053: 3-star prospect Alonzo Magana committed.
• Oct 02 2053: Aaron Cosby was hired as the new assistant coach.
• Oct 02 2053: Assistant coach Juan Manuel Deliz was let go.
• Aug 28 2053: Rickey Barrow was hired as the new assistant coach.
• Aug 28 2053: Juan Manuel Deliz was hired as the new assistant coach.
• Aug 28 2053: Assistant coach Jelani Simpson leaves to pursue head coaching opportunities.
• Aug 28 2053: Assistant coach Deron Sullivan leaves to pursue head coaching opportunities.
• Aug 28 2053: Demoted to conference V.15.
• Aug 29 2052: Jelani Simpson was hired as the new assistant coach.

Record:

Wins: 3 Losses: 33 Pct: .083     Conf Wins: 2 Conf Losses: 24 Conf Pct: .077 Conf Rank: 16     Last10: 2-8 Streak: L4

Pts Ave: 55.4 - 80.8     Pts Diff: -25.4     Team Power Index: 113.6

Press Releases:

Feb 17 2052: D1 Bound with only 9 Potentials - by Dytrea123 on June 11th, 2026

Trine started recruiting only 9 potential players during the 2043 season. After years of despair at the guard positions, Trine has clinched an early birth in V.16 to the D1 level.

The current roster of 8 scholarship 9-pots and a single 10-pot walk-on was powerful enough to conquer V.16. Trine's big man superstar Johnny "Big Country" Rhoads' 16.7 PPG, 10.6 RPG on 70.3% shooting was the major factor for getting this challenge to the finish line.

Stay tuned for the next Trine "Challenge" team


Mar 14 2047: The Thunder Was Electric - by Dytrea123 on September 13th, 2025

The Trine Thunder put together a magical season in VI.31 with 26 wins and a second place finish. The Thunder roster was compiled with exclusively 9 potential players who despite their limited talent played a very selfish game of basketball.

Leading the charge is N. Head, a force in the middle and the team’s most reliable scorer. Averaging 17.6 points per game on 61.6% shooting, Head has combined efficiency with consistency, while also controlling the glass at 9.0 rebounds per night. His presence in the post has made him the focal point of the offense and a matchup nightmare for opponents.

Alongside him, D. Duffy has been a model of efficiency. Shooting a blistering 66.3% from the field, Duffy contributes 14.6 points and 8.7 rebounds per game, forming one of the most dominant frontcourt duos in the league.

On the perimeter, P. Curtis has provided balance with his ability to stretch the floor. Averaging 9.1 points per game while shooting nearly 39% from deep, Curtis opens lanes for the big men while being able to dish them 5.9 assists per game.

The Thunder are returning all but one player, a D1 hopeful team is ready for V.16.