Trinity's varsity football team begins KHSAA playoff action in Marshall Stadium on Fri., Nov. 8 at 7:30 p.m. against Southern. 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 including updated admissions policies for home contests. Go Rocks!
Congratulations to Trinity's Liam O'Connor, Class of 2025, who was accepted to be a part of the Metro Youth Cabinet.
The Louisville Metro Youth Cabinet is comprised of 26 Louisville residents aged 16-24. Cabinet members serve a one-year term beginning each October. Members broaden the scope of youth leadership in city government by discussing policy issues that affect them with the mayor, metro council members and OSHN staff, by gathering input from area youth and by promoting awareness of the strengths, challenges, abilities, and ambitions of local youth.
MISSION: To elevate youth voice in the community and local government while providing youth an outlet to civic engagement.
VISION: To engage youth at the community level for the purpose of developing their social, emotional, and interpersonal skills.
Saturday, Nov. 2, the upperclassmen of the Speech and Debate Team traveled to Beechwood High School to compete in the Tiger Invitational. It was a great day for the Rocks as each team member brought home some hardware.
Junior Akhil Mariyappa placed 3rd in Impromptu Speaking. Senior Hayden Deitz placed 7th in Impromptu Speaking and 2nd in Extemporaneous Speaking.
Senior Ian Beierle was named tournament champion of Congressional Debate, taking straight 1st place ranks all day.
Congrats, Speech and Debate Rocks!
Happy Halloween from members of Trinity's Faculty and Staff!
FALL SPORTS ATHLETES BASKETBALL TRYOUTS
Any Trinity student-athlete who played a fall sport and wishes to try out for the Trinity Basketball Team, please read the following information about the upcoming two-day tryout.
Both days are mandatory.
When: Tuesday, November 5 and Wednesday, November 6 from 3 - 4:30 p.m.
Where: Trinity Shamrock Hall
What: This is a tryout exclusively for Trinity student-athletes who participated in a fall sport and wishes to try out for the Trinity Basketball program.
Appropriate athletic attire is required and an updated physical on file with the Trinity Athletics Office.
Please contact Head Coach Bret Saxton with any questions at saxtonb@trinityrocks.com.
Important reminder for Trinity Families - On Election Day, Tuesday, November 5, Trinity will operate on a Wednesday schedule with no Advising. This allows those who are over 18 more time to vote in the morning. The first bell will ring at 8:45 a.m. with classes starting at 9 a.m. The cafeteria will still open at 7 a.m.
Congratulations to Head Coach Scott Holzknecht, his staff, and the Cross Country Rocks! The Rocks captured first place in the region championship at Seneca Park and will compete for a state championship at 10:45 a.m. on Nov. 2 at the Kentucky Horse Park in Lexington. Go Rocks! Take State!
Time is running and out and there are only a few spaces left for the forthcoming Trinity trip to Washington, DC to see the Inauguration. Additionally, the trip will allow students (and families) to visit all the historic sites of our nation’s capital.
Please contact Chad Waggoner if you would like to add your son to the trip (waggoner@trinityrocks.com).
Mr. Helfrich's Intro to Sports Administration class recently visited Soccer Holdings, LLC to learn about the business aspect of sports. Along with a tour of Lynn Family Stadium, students met and learned from several Louisville City FC executives and staff members. A special Trinity thank you to Soccer Holdings and Lou City FC for welcoming the class and sharing their knowledge.
Congratulations to Trinity’s Maxwell Corbett, Class of 2026, for being selected as an award recipient for the YMCA Youth Character Awards! This award celebrates the way students live out the character strengths of respect, honesty, responsibility, and caring. Award recipients will be celebrated at the 2024 YMCA Thanksgiving Community Breakfast on Nov. 21 at the Mellwood Art Center. Trinity is proud of you, Maxwell!
For event details and tickets, please visit: https://ymcabreakfast24.givesmart.com/
Trinity's House System creates a sense of brotherhood where you'll find a welcoming environment to grow. The personalized education you'll receive within Trinity's Block Schedule allows you to explore a variety of opportunities in interactive ways. Attend Open House on Sun., Nov. 10 from 1 - 5 p.m. to see how you can bring your passions and BE GREAT with us at Trinity.
We support Amendment 2 because it puts the educational needs of students first. A Yes vote will empower the Kentucky General Assembly to create legislation to make more opportunities available to all Kentucky students. Parents will have more options and be empowered to choose the school that fits the needs of their children. By putting students first, we can ensure that each child, regardless of their background, receives an education that prepares them for a bright and hopeful future.
Trinity's Class of 2028 gathered as one in Steinhauser Gym to celebrate Mass. During this special moment in their formation of faith and character, students heard an important message from Rev. Randy Perkins H'23, as well as senior Jack DeBellis '25, who shared words of encouragement and support. We look forward to watching these young men Build their Brotherhood over the next four years!
Trinity’s Department of Theatre Arts production of Dracula opens Wednesday, October 23! This thrilling new adaptation is based on the classic legend of Transylvania’s famous vampire, Dracula. Please join us in supporting the talented cast and crew! For showtimes and ticket information, visit trinitydota.com.
Thursday, October 24, 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. T-shirts must be tucked in. Seniors can wear clothing from the college they are attending next year. Money will be collected during advising by House Captains.
Trinity is hosting our annual Career and Technical Education Fair on Monday, October 28 from 6-7:30 p.m. in Shamrock Hall. This career fair, organized by our team of dedicated counselors, is designed to assist students who are interested in an alternative to a four-year degree in discovering opportunities offered through local trade and vocational programs. Representatives from many careers will be on hand to share information about their field and answer questions about beginning a career.
Rev up your engine! Trinity’s Key Club is hosting their third annual Charity Car Show Sat., Oct. 26 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. In addition to the car show, this year will also feature a Trunk or Treat and games for the kids! All proceeds benefit the Franciscan Kitchen and Hope Scarves. For more information, please contact Mr. Luken at luken@trinityrocks.com.
Is your son interested in making the world his classroom? Join Ms. deGolian and Mr. Nathanson for a Summer 2026 International Travel meeting in the Library Media Center on Tue., Oct. 22 at 6 p.m. Utilize the link below for more information and to pre-register: rsvp.eftours.com/y9jwxr4
On Fri., Oct. 11, the Football Rocks host Ballard for Senior Night. Kickoff is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. Ticket and admissions policy information can be found on our website. Can't attend? Download the WDRB+ app to watch a livestream produced by our Digital Media students. Go Rocks!
Members of Trinity's Student Government recently participated in their annual Leadership Conference. Elected House Captains and Representatives worked collectively with Directors to develop leadership skills, while also hearing from keynote speaker, LouCity Head Coach Danny Cruz and goalkeeper, Ryan Troutman '18, who shared advice on effective leadership strategies.
