This document describes a study that uses social network analysis to analyze the development of communication networks among mathematics pre-service teacher trainees over time. The study collected longitudinal network data on support networks from trainees in 4 waves over 8 months. It used multiple regression quadratic assignment procedures (MRQAP) to test whether attributes like gender, training program, trust, and self-efficacy predicted the development of networks. The results found that the training program was a negative predictor of network development, and that trust was a positive predictor later in the training period. Visualizing the network changes also showed networks shifting from tight-knit to some trainees going their own way.