ANGOLA, IND.-- Take at the upcoming schedule and a brief look at the week ahead in Trine Thunder athletics.

Monday

Women's Soccer: St. Mary's at Trine, 3 p.m.
The season wraps up with a home match against the Belles. The Thunder will honor seniors Eleni Agelopolous, Kara Franks, Trisha King, and Amy Williams.

Friday

MIAA Volleyball Semifinals: Trine vs. Calvin, 5:30 p.m.
Postseason play begins for the Thunder as they look to cap their best season since joining NCAA Division III with a trip to the MIAA Championships. The Knights swept both meetings this season, and were ranked no. 1 in the nation in the latest AVCA poll. A win would not only give the Thunder their first-ever trip to the MIAA Championship, but potentially solidify an at-large bid to the NCAA Tournament.

Saturday

Wrestling: Trine at Ben McMullen Open, 9:30 a.m.
The Thunder wrestlers open up the season with a trip to Muskegon Community College. This will be the first look at a Trine team that could feature five freshman in their lineup. Players to watch include a pair of seniors- All-American Mack Green, and national qualifier Brandon Preston.

Football: Trine at Hope, 1 p.m.
A trip to Holland is next on the docket as the Thunder work their way towards a potential MIAA Championship and NCAA Playoff bid. Trine is the only team remaining unbeaten in conference play, and control their own destiny in the race for the league title. Hope enters the contest 5-3 overall, and 2-2 in conference play after dropping a close contest at Adrian last week. Thunder will also be looking to avenge last season's defeat at the hands of the Flying Dutchmen.

MIAA Volleyball Championship: Trine vs. TBA, if necessary
If the Thunder win Friday, they will play for the MIAA Championship Saturday afternoon at Hope College. Potential opponents include no. 2 ranked Hope, or Alma. The Thunder played the Dutch tough with a pair of four-set losses this season, and swept the Scots in two meetings.

Sunday

Men's Basketball: Trine at Indiana State, 2 p.m.
The Thunder get to take their shot an NCAA Division I opponent when they travel to Terre Haute for an exhibition. The Sycamore finished second in the Missouri Valley Conference and earned a trip to the NIT last season.