On Wednesday, October 22nd, the Intro to Sports Administration class had a field trip down to the Lou City Foundation. On their field trip, the students got an opportunity to see what life is like, first-hand, with a job in the sports industry. The group heard from several employees of Soccer Holdings, the parent company of Lou City FC And Racing FC and got a chance to ask some very good questions.
On their field trip, the class even got a chance to watch the Louisville City FC first team practice, had a chance to meet with several of the players, and had a first-class tour of Lynn Family Stadium. At the stadium, they also saw the team locker rooms, met with some game day staff, and heard a lot about the behind-the-scenes stuff that a lot of people don't even realize is happening when they attend a match.
On their field trip, the class even got a chance to watch the Louisville City FC first team practice, had a chance to meet with several of the players, and had a first-class tour of Lynn Family Stadium. At the stadium, they also saw the team locker rooms, met with some game day staff, and heard a lot about the behind-the-scenes stuff that a lot of people don't even realize is happening when they attend a match.
Thursday, October 23 will be a $1 Dress Down Day benefitting St. Joseph of Arimathea Society to make headstones. Every person buried at Meadow View indigent cemetery receives a headstone. Money raised will go towards making more headstones. Students can dress down for $1, or more, in jeans/khakis, a Trinity shirt/jacket/hoodie, and athletic/dress shoes. Seniors can wear clothing from the college they are attending next year. Money will be collected during advising by House Captains.
On Saturday, October 11, Trinity’s Debate Team represented the Rocks at the Wyatt Debate League Tournament hosted by Highlands Latin.
Sophomore Oscar Cardoza was named the 3rd Best Speaker in Varsity Public Forum, while senior Liam Wahl earned Best Speaker and Tournament Champion honors in Varsity Lincoln-Douglas with a 5–1 record. Congratulations to both!
Sophomore Oscar Cardoza was named the 3rd Best Speaker in Varsity Public Forum, while senior Liam Wahl earned Best Speaker and Tournament Champion honors in Varsity Lincoln-Douglas with a 5–1 record. Congratulations to both!
Happy Fall Break, Trinity Family! When we return on Wednesday, October 15, it will be a White Day!
Trinity’s Freshman Dance will take place on Saturday, Nov. 1, from 8 to 11 PM in Shamrock Gym. Tickets for the dance will be $20 per couple and $10 for an individual ticket. Tickets will be on sale in the Academic Services Office during first lunch and after school from Monday, Oct. 20, through Friday, Oct. 31.Students will need to arrive by 9 PM and cannot leave before 10 PM. Attire for the dance will be semi-formal. Gentlemen will need to wear a sports coat, dress shirt, tie, khakis, and dress shoes. Ladies will need to wear a semi-formal dress. If you have any questions, please contact Mr. Klein at klein@trinityrocks.com.
Congratulations to Trinity’s Mr. CM! He was awarded the Louisville Chapter’s Air Force Association STEM Teacher of the Year, a recognition bestowed on a Trinity teacher the last four (4) years. Trinity’s STEM program combines student's interests in science, technology, engineering, and math while also developing their critical-thinking and problem-solving skills. Learn more by visiting the STEM page on our site!
Seize the Moment! On Tuesday, December 2nd, join us for RocksGive! Trinity's annual giving campaign allows you to make a direct impact on a Trinity student's life. Copy and paste the link to donate today! Go Rocks!
https://www.givecampus.com/schools/TrinityHighSchool/rocksgive-2025/?a=1
https://www.givecampus.com/schools/TrinityHighSchool/rocksgive-2025/?a=1
Congratulations to Trinity’s Class of 2021, Daylen Lile for becoming only the 11th player in MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL HISTORY to win the National League Rookie AND Player of the Month in the same month! Daylen was awarded the National League Rookie and Player of the Month for September.
Congratulations, Daylen! Trinity Forever!
Congratulations, Daylen! Trinity Forever!
Trinity is hosting our annual Career & Technical Education Fair on Tuesday, October 7, from 6–7:30 p.m. in Shamrock Hall! Organized by our dedicated counseling team, this event helps students explore alternative paths to greatness beyond a four-year degree. Meet trade and vocational representatives, ask questions, and explore career opportunities waiting for you.
This is why they play the game – the coveted Shillelagh.
In 1956, the Ancient Order of Hibernians, an Irish-Catholic fraternal organization, created the Shillelagh as a trophy awarded to the winner of the Trinity-St. Xavier football game. They could not have known how big the game would become.
The Shillelagh is a cutting from a blackthorn bush in Ireland. A chain hanging from it contains silver medallions for a Trinity win and gold medallions for a St. X win. The year and score are engraved on the medallions. Trinity leads the overall series 50-41-2. The victorious school keeps the Shillelagh for the following year.
The Hibernians displayed the Shillelagh during lunch periods at Trinity on September 24.
The Shamrocks and Tigers will meet tonight at the University of Louisville’s L&N Federal Credit Union Stadium. Parking opens at 5 p.m., gates open at 6:30 p.m., with kickoff at 8 p.m.
GO ROCKS! BEAT ST. X!
In 1956, the Ancient Order of Hibernians, an Irish-Catholic fraternal organization, created the Shillelagh as a trophy awarded to the winner of the Trinity-St. Xavier football game. They could not have known how big the game would become.
The Shillelagh is a cutting from a blackthorn bush in Ireland. A chain hanging from it contains silver medallions for a Trinity win and gold medallions for a St. X win. The year and score are engraved on the medallions. Trinity leads the overall series 50-41-2. The victorious school keeps the Shillelagh for the following year.
The Hibernians displayed the Shillelagh during lunch periods at Trinity on September 24.
The Shamrocks and Tigers will meet tonight at the University of Louisville’s L&N Federal Credit Union Stadium. Parking opens at 5 p.m., gates open at 6:30 p.m., with kickoff at 8 p.m.
GO ROCKS! BEAT ST. X!
Congratulations to Head Coach Thomas Cave and the Trinity Cross Country Rocks for capturing first place in the highly competitive Trinity Invitational seeded race for the third straight year! The team also won the freshman/sophomore division and the junior/senior division races. A GreaT all-around team win and a GreaT event that welcomed 4,000 runners and 7,000 fans. Go Rocks!
Your Shamrock spirit starts here! The Trinity Campus Store is open the following hours during Pride Week. Make sure you are game day ready by visiting today! Tuesday, September 23 - 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Wednesday, September 24 - 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Thursday, September 25 - 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Friday, September 26 - 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Following the academic achievements celebrated during the Shamrock Awards Luncheon, Trinity Pride Week continued with the 42nd Annual Sandy Newman Alumni Golf Scramble! This year’s event included a full slate of four-person teams who enjoyed a day of fun, fellowship, golf, and lunch. A special thanks to Persimmon Ridge Country Club for hosting. Go Rocks!
Wednesday, October 1 will be a Workday Wednesday. Teachers will be available from 12-3 p.m. for tutoring, makeup work, or extra help. Students are not required to be here. If a student decides to meet a teacher, the dress code is business casual.
Trinity alumnus Thaddeus (Major) Bell, Class of 2020, visited our Future Business Leaders of America chapter to share his story of success.
Thad is an entrepreneur and business strategist who has built successful ventures across real estate, construction, entertainment and education. With a hands-on approach and a strong commitment to community growth, Thad has earned a reputation for transforming ideas into viable businesses and underdeveloped properties into thriving assets.
Thad founded Major Capital, a real estate and construction firm, and Major Promotions, an event and entertainment company. He has done work for banks, investors and city leaders. He’s helped new investors build their first portfolios, coached creatives into profitability, and consulted artists and business owners on scalable income strategies.
Thad credits Trinity for the work ethic, drive and ambition helped get started and propel his career.
Thad is an entrepreneur and business strategist who has built successful ventures across real estate, construction, entertainment and education. With a hands-on approach and a strong commitment to community growth, Thad has earned a reputation for transforming ideas into viable businesses and underdeveloped properties into thriving assets.
Thad founded Major Capital, a real estate and construction firm, and Major Promotions, an event and entertainment company. He has done work for banks, investors and city leaders. He’s helped new investors build their first portfolios, coached creatives into profitability, and consulted artists and business owners on scalable income strategies.
Thad credits Trinity for the work ethic, drive and ambition helped get started and propel his career.
Salsaritas is celebrating their 20th anniversary with a special ribbon cutting ceremony on Tuesday, September 16 at 10:45 a.m. at Salsaritas Fresh Mexican Grill (285 North Hubbard Lane, Louisville, KY 40207).
Join the Chamber of St. Matthews and the community as they celebrate 20 years of fresh flavor with Salsaritas! Festivities will begin at 10:45 a.m. with mingling followed by a special recognition ceremony.
Hope to see you there!
Join the Chamber of St. Matthews and the community as they celebrate 20 years of fresh flavor with Salsaritas! Festivities will begin at 10:45 a.m. with mingling followed by a special recognition ceremony.
Hope to see you there!
On the 24th anniversary of September 11, the Trinity Family remembers those we lost and pray for those who lost loved ones.
Trinity’s varsity football team is at home this Friday, Sept. 12 when we host Carmel High School for a 7:00 p.m. kickoff. We hope to see Rock Nation there! Tickets can be purchased via GoFan. Can’t make the game? Enjoy a student-produced livestream on WDRB+. Visit the athletics page of our website for more information. Go Rocks!
Sunday, September 7, the Trinity Community gathered to celebrate a cherished Trinity tradition as hundreds gathered in Steinhauser Gym for Grandparents Mass.
From Trinity President Mr. James Torra H’12: “Fr. Zettel celebrated the Mass with great spirit and Deacon Perkins delivered a heartfelt homily. Several Trinity students contributed by serving as greeters, readers, and gift bearers. The liturgy band, featuring several faculty members and students, was outstanding, and Griffin Brunstetter’s, Class of 2026, student address was truly impressive!”
What a GREAT way to honor the special bonds between grandparents and their grandchildren!
From Trinity President Mr. James Torra H’12: “Fr. Zettel celebrated the Mass with great spirit and Deacon Perkins delivered a heartfelt homily. Several Trinity students contributed by serving as greeters, readers, and gift bearers. The liturgy band, featuring several faculty members and students, was outstanding, and Griffin Brunstetter’s, Class of 2026, student address was truly impressive!”
What a GREAT way to honor the special bonds between grandparents and their grandchildren!
Good luck to our student athletes competing this weekend! The Football Rocks go to Moeller, the Cross Country Rocks face Lafeyette in a dual meet, the Soccer Rocks head to Evansville Memorial, and the Golf Rocks tee it up in Bowling Green and Henry Clay. Go Rocks!
