We are excited to host members of the Class of 2028 for House Sorting Day on Sunday, April 28 at 1 p.m. This event is a GREAT way for our Future Rocks to experience the House System and begin building relationships that will last a lifetime. Trinity Forever!
CONGRATULATIONS to senior student-athletes Malachia Harris (Wrestling) and Claude Mahan (Football) who committed to continue their playing careers in college. We're proud of you, Rocks! Trinity Forever!
The Trinity Spring Concerts will be held May 10 at 7 p.m. and May 12 at 3 p.m. in the Auditorium. This year’s theme will feature “Movies, Games, and TV: Music from our Screens”! No ticket is required to attend these concerts, they are FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC. Come out and support our talented Rocks on stage!
As part of our holistic approach to education, students attend Character Talks focused on being a man of faith and character. On April 22, seniors heard from alumnus Daniel McCarthy '15 who shared insight about transitioning into college and a career while upholding the ideals he learned at Trinity. Thank you, Daniel, for sharing your story. Trinity Forever!
Thursday, April 25, will be a $1 Dress Down Day benefitting SOS. SOS collects and sends medical supplies to developing countries and communities in need. Students can dress down for $1, or more, in jeans/khakis, a Trinity shirt/jacket/hoodie, and athletic/dress shoes. T-shirts must be tucked in. Seniors can wear clothing from the college they are attending next year. Money will be collected during advising.
The Key Club hosted a charity car show at Trinity raising money for the Franciscan Kitchen and Hope Scarves. With over 100 cars on display, we loved seeing everybody who came out to support a great cause! Thank you to those who helped make this a GreaT event!
Trinity will assist American Red Cross by holding their second blood drive of the year in Shamrock Hall on Wed. Apr. 17 from 8:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. Students 16 years of age or older are eligible to donate. Parents and other family members are welcome to participate. For more information, contact Ms. Mary Mason at mason@trinityrocks.com.
Mr. Joey Wagner, Owner and President of the JWagner group, came and spoke with Coach Helfrich's p439 Intro to Sports Administration class today about marketing in sports. Mr. Wagner shared his amazing story with the class of how he turned his passion for working in event planning, to leading and hosting multiple events around town and partnering with some of the city's biggest names and sport clients. He also gave some wonderful insight into marketing and tips that the students can utilize in the industry, as well as some other great tips that they could use in their own personal lives. It was a wonderful discussion that led into some great Q & A's that left the students wishing we had more time with Mr. Wagner.
Trinity's annual Mother-Son Mass and Brunch took place in Steinhauser Gym on Sunday , April 14. Trinity Chaplain Fr. Dave Zettel '58 celebrated the Mass, which was coordinated by Campus Ministry, and honored the special bond between mothers and sons. There was also a brunch in Alumni Hall following Mass. Thank you to all those who attended.
We look forward to celebrating the Class of 2024 during the month of May. They have truly been All In, All Trinity! Have a wonderful weekend, Trinity!
Trinity's Key Club is hosting it’s second charity car show on Sat., Apr. 13 from 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. in the Shamrock Hall parking lot located along Sherrin Ave. All proceeds will benefit the Franciscan Kitchen and Hope Scarves. General admission is $5, entering a car is $10. Cash only. Questions? Contact Mr. Chris Luken at luken@trinityrocks.com for more information.
A group of students and faculty traveled to Monastery Immaculate Conception in Ferdinand, IN, home of the Sisters of St. Benedict, to witness the breathtaking solar eclipse in its full totality. In addition to watching this special occurrence, they are taking it one step further by collecting eclipse glasses to share with an organization who helps distribute to countries in Latin America for their upcoming eclipse in October.
Your son can ROCK HIS SUMMER at Trinity! We offer a variety of camps ranging from academics to athletics where your son can BE GREAT at all the things he already loves. Click the link in below to learn more about all our camp offerings. https://www.trinityrocks.com/page/rock-the-summer
We are so excited to host our Class of 2028 for two GREAT events! Freshman Athletics Night and House Sorting Day allow our Future Rocks to learn more about Trinity Athletics and experience the House System while finding out which House they’ll spend the next four years in. We look forward to hosting the Class of 2028 for both events! Go Rocks!
Happy Easter, Trinity Family!
As part of Holy Week, Trinity is observing Good Friday in commemoration of Jesus Christ. We wish everyone a Happy Easter!
The Trinity Mother-Son Mass will be held on Sunday, April 14, at 10 a.m. in Steinhauser Gym on Trinity’s Campus. Students are encouraged to wear a sport coat and tie for this event. Families are also welcome to attend. Come join in this special celebration honoring our moms! (No RSVP or tickets required for mass)
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The Easter Bunny visited Trinity on Saturday, Mar. 23 for our annual Trinity Alumni-Family Easter Egg Hunt! We loved seeing all the smiling faces of children and their families as the kids collected Easter eggs and took pictures with the Easter Bunny while the families enjoyed coffee, doughnuts and fellowship. A special thanks to the Alumni Association for organizing this GREAT event!
On Sun., March 24 the Trinity community gathered to celebrate and bless the brand new Stephen T. Mather Memorial Tennis Center. This best-in-class campus venue was made possible by generous Trinity alumni and families with support from the Trinity High School Foundation. Boasting five courts, it serves as the new home for Trinity Tennis.
Thursday, March 21, will be a $1 Dress Down Day benefitting CRS Rice Bowl. Rice Bowl is a Lenten program that provides food and assistance for communities around the world and in our own Diocese. Students can dress down for $1, or more, in jeans/khakis, a Trinity shirt/jacket/hoodie, and athletic/dress shoes. T-shirts must be tucked in. Seniors can wear clothing from the college they are attending next year. Students are encouraged to wear their Sweet 16 Rupp shirts. Money will be collected during advising.
