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Trinity retains President's Trophy
Tiger program has won 10 of last 11 All-Sports titles
ATLANTA, Ga. - Trinity University clinched the 2003-04 Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference President's Trophy - the program's 10th all-sports trophy in 11 years - after winning four of the eight league championships contested at the SCAC Spring Sports Festival at Oglethorpe University.

A bell, donated by the Norfolk and Western Railroad, was adopted as the conference's President's Trophy and serves as the symbol for the conference. This bell is displayed for one year on the campus of the school with the combined men's and women's athletics program that accumulates the highest number of points towards the all-sports trophy.

This weekend, Trinity captured championships in baseball, men's and women's tennis and women's track and field. Last fall and winter, Trinity won titles in football, volleyball, men's soccer, men's and women's swimming and diving and men's basketball.

In other spring sport championships decided this weekend, DePauw University claimed titles in men's track and field and women's golf, Sewanee-University of the South won its first-ever softball title and Rhodes College claimed its first men's golf title since 1991.

Trinity finished with 830 total points - the most points accumulated in the history of the President's Trophy race. DePauw finished in second place with 700 points - the program's fifth second-place finish since joining the league in 1998. DePauw is also the only school other than Trinity to win the all-sports trophy since 1993 (2000-01).

Rounding out the standings, Rhodes narrowly defeated Sewanee for third place. Rhodes finished with 560 points while Sewanee followed with 555 points. Centre College finished fifth with 487.5 points and Southwestern University comes in at sixth with 460 points. Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology finished seventh with 430 points, Oglethorpe University eighth with 297.5 points, Hendrix College was ninth with 290 points and Millsaps College finished 10th with 235 points.