Trinity’s Nathan Friesthler, ex-Pioneer High, to take part in NCAA Division III tournament

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Mar 5, 2026
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Nathan Friesthler, a former Pioneer High School basketball player now playing for the Trinity Bantams, has earned a spot in the NCAA Division III Basketball Tournament.

The team will play their first game against the Keuka Wolves.

Tipoff is scheduled for Friday, March 6 at 7 p.m. in Ray Oosting Gymnasium.

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Nathan Friesthler — Forward — Sophomore — 6′9″ — 215 — Hometown: Ann Arbor

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