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Trinity Baptist Academy Football Team History

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Trinity Baptist Academy

324 Desoto Clarksdale, MS
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Overall Record Progress 30% Complete

Team Timeline
First Team: 1973 (#1)

Championships
State Playoff Championships
None


District Championships
None

Team Records
Overall Record	0-3-0
Winning Pct.	0%
State Playoff Titles	0
Home Record	0-0-0
Away Record	0-0-0

By The Numbers
Seasons	1
Winning Seasons (#2)	0
Losing Seasons (#2)	0
Most Wins in A Season	0 (0)
Most Losses in A Season	3 (1973)
10 Win Seasons	0
Most Points Scored in a Game	12 (9/21/1973)
Most Points Scored in a Season	12 (1973)
Most Points Allowed in a Game	78 (8/31/1973)
Most Points Allowed in a Season	182 (1973)
Largest Margin of Victory	0 (0)
Largest Margin of Defeat	78 (8/31/1973)
Most Points Both Teams in a Game	78 (8/31/1973)
Last Shutout	0
Last Time Shutout	9/28/1973
Shutouts All-Time	0
Been Shutout All-Time	2

Streaks
Longest Win	0 (-1973)
Longest Losing	2 (9/21/1973-9/28/1973)

1973 Season

8/31	Tunica Academy	0	78	L
9/7	Memphis Council TN
9/14	Nathan Bedford Forrest AR
9/21	Northwest Academy	12	42	L
9/28	College Hill	0	62	L
10/5	West Panola
10/12
10/19
10/26	Marvell AR
11/2	Magnolia Heights

1973 Season Totals
Record	0-3
Scoring	12-182
Home Record	0-0
Away Record	0-0

Longest Running Rivalry
Trinity Baptist Academy & College Hill have played 1 games.
Trinity Baptist Academy has won 0 games.
College Hill has won 1 games.
with 0 tie games.

Border Wars
No games on record vs. Border States.

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NOTES:
(1) If 'First Year' is unknown we assume a year based upon research.
(2) Winning and losing seasons counted only if team plays at least 5 games.

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