Weber State University Athletics
Trevian Tribble earns Big Sky weekly honors
10/12/2026 10:04:00 AM | Football
Tribble had two interceptions in helping the Wildcats to Saturday’s win.
Weber State safety Trevian Tribble has been named the Big Sky Conference Co-Defensive Player of the Week following his performance in Saturday's 38-27 win over Idaho at Stewart Stadium. He shared this week's honor with JoJo Maxey-Johnson of Eastern Washington.Â
Tribble recorded two interceptions and five tackles to help lead the Wildcats to their second straight win and improve to 3-1 in Big Sky Conference play.
He returned the two interceptions for a combined 50 yards, including a 31-yard return. Weber State scored touchdowns on its next drive after both interceptions.Â
The two picks were Tribble's first interceptions of his career in his 41st game at Weber State.Â
He also finished with three solo tackles and two assisted tackles.
Weber State forced three turnovers in the win and scored 14 points off turnovers. The Wildcats also held Idaho to 113 rushing yards and no rushing touchdowns.
It marks the second straight week a Weber State player has earned Big Sky Defensive Player of the Week honors. Defensive end Porter Small received the award last week after recording three sacks and four tackles for loss in Weber State's double-overtime win at Cal Poly.
The Wildcats are back at Stewart Stadium on Saturday at 1 p.m. to host longtime rival Idaho State in the annual Homecoming game. The Bengals are ranked 21st in the nation in this week's polls.Â
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Tribble recorded two interceptions and five tackles to help lead the Wildcats to their second straight win and improve to 3-1 in Big Sky Conference play.
He returned the two interceptions for a combined 50 yards, including a 31-yard return. Weber State scored touchdowns on its next drive after both interceptions.Â
The two picks were Tribble's first interceptions of his career in his 41st game at Weber State.Â
He also finished with three solo tackles and two assisted tackles.
Weber State forced three turnovers in the win and scored 14 points off turnovers. The Wildcats also held Idaho to 113 rushing yards and no rushing touchdowns.
It marks the second straight week a Weber State player has earned Big Sky Defensive Player of the Week honors. Defensive end Porter Small received the award last week after recording three sacks and four tackles for loss in Weber State's double-overtime win at Cal Poly.
The Wildcats are back at Stewart Stadium on Saturday at 1 p.m. to host longtime rival Idaho State in the annual Homecoming game. The Bengals are ranked 21st in the nation in this week's polls.Â
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