In honor of Juneteenth Independence Day, school offices will be closed.
Trinity defeated Boyd County 12-0 to secure the program's second consecutive state title and third championship in the last six seasons (2021, 2025, 2026).
Seniors Grayson Willoughby, Konnor Stargel, and Harper Haywood were named to the All-Tournament team, with Willoughby earning MVP honors.
The Rocks finished (41-3), went "wire-to-wire" ranked #1 in KY, and extended their winning streak against in-state opponents to 50 games.
Congratulations to our players, coaches, and families on a remarkable season and for representing Trinity with excellence through the year.
GreaT job, Baseball Rocks!
Class reunions are a great time to reconnect with your brothers and Trinity!
https://www.trinityrocks.com/o/trinityfoundation/page/class-reunions
Start your day with Mass at Trinity. We meet in the rotunda from 7-7:15 a.m. and walk to the chapel. Trinity Chaplain Rev. David Zettel ’58 will celebrate Mass. No reservation is necessary. Parking is available in the lot across from the rotunda at Sherrin Avenue and Shelbyville Road. Mass lasts about 25 minutes.
The 43rd annual Trinity Alumni-Sandy Newman Golf Scramble will be held on Monday, September 21, at Persimmon Ridge Golf Club.
Teams will comprise four players with at least one player being a member of the Trinity Family. There will be a morning flight of 25 teams and an afternoon flight of 22 teams.
Sign up now! This event has sold out the past several years and registration will fill up quickly!
A buffet lunch will be provided as well as cash prizes to the first, second, 10th and 20th-place teams for both morning and afternoon flights. *Must be present to win.
Click below to become a sponsor and reserve a spot for your team!
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Four Shamrocks made the All-Tournament team: (L-R) Grayson Willoughby '26, Max Phillips (rising senior), Harper Haywood '26, Nolan Hosking '26.
Trinity (37-3), the reigning state champs, will face Bullitt East (23-11, 6th Region Champ) next Friday, June 5, at 5pm at Legends Field in Lexington in the KHSAA State Tournament First Round as they seek back-to-back state titles.
Join us Saturday mornings for “Rock Reflections,” a series celebrating Trinity alumni. From 48 states to countries worldwide, our graduates are making an impact, and we'll share their stories on Trinity's website and social media. Read their stories at: https://www.trinityrocks.com/page/rock-reflections
Do you have a compelling story to tell? Please contact Travis Wagoner ’90, Alumni Relations & Communications, at wagoner@trinityrocks.com.
Drew shared his experience owning a business. Jim and Drew bought Flanagan’s in March 2020, several weeks before the COVID pandemic. They have since thrived.
The next Alumni Business Circle is scheduled for Thursday, August 20, 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m. at a location TBD. This will be a networking luncheon. Be on the lookout for reservation information.
Wednesday, May 13, the Trinity Class of 2026 gathered one final time in Steinhauser Gym for Baccalaureate Mass. This significant event during Graduation Week reinforces our mission of forming these young men as Men of Faith. Friday, May 15, the Class of 2026 will graduate from Trinity as Brothers. Trinity Forever!
CLICK HERE for more images from the Class of 2026 Senior Breakfast!
CLICK HERE for more images from the Class of 2026 Baccalaureate Mass!
Trinity’s Class of 2026 Graduation Week is officially underway with Senior Breakfast. This breakfast marks the Class of 2026’s official welcome into the Trinity Alumni Association – now more than 18,000 strong!
As we continue celebrating the Class of 2026 throughout their Graduation Week with the Senior Awards Ceremony, we want to recognize those students who were selected as Big Four recipients!
CLICK HERE for a full listing of award winners from the Class of 2026 Senior Awards Ceremony!
Congratulations to these young men and all their Trinity brothers who comprise the Class of 2026. You truly have Seized the Moment!
We look forward to continuing the Class of 2026's Graduation Week with Baccalaureate Mass and their Graduation Ceremony!
Big Four Recipients
Alumni Award: Holden Schoen
Service Award: CJ Taylor
Leadership Award: Griffin Brunstetter
Faculty Award: Max Corbett
Congratulations to the Class of '76 for joining the Emerald Society!
Guests heard remarks from Trinity President James Torra H'12, Senior Class President Max Corbett '26 and Alumni Association Chair Andrew Heineman '04. All shared stories about their path to greaTness.
The Steven Tompkins ‘81 Legacy Award is presented to the Trinity Senior Student Athlete who best demonstrates faith, character, and appreciation for Trinity, a commitment to teammates before himself, and a positive outlook on life. Whether it was quoting movie lines or song lyrics, Steven could make people laugh and brighten someone's day in an instant. He was a man of great faith who lived his faith daily. He served as the school's first Sports Ministry Director. He instilled a sense of integrity and honor, both as Head Golf and Baseball Coach and through his work as a multi-sport official. He was loyal to his family and friends. He bled green and served the Trinity community faithfully.
The following athletes were nominated by their head coaches for this prestigious award. The winner will be announced on Senior Awards Day.
The nominees are:
Archery - Mason Jordan
Barbell - Kaden Wancket
Baseball - Nolan Hosking
Basketball - Jayden Smith
Bowling - Blake Ackermann
Cross Country - Sullivan (Sully) Yaden
ESports - Izac Stammerman
Fishing - Mikey Kaufman
Football - Cam Nichols
Golf - Parker Warren
Hockey - Evan Corbett
Lacrosse - Gavin Telehany
Soccer - Ben Johnson
Swimming - Spencer Babin
Tennis - Josh Kepnes
Track and Field - Holden Schoen
Volleyball - Cam Gerlack
Wrestling - Nick Wulkopf
Congrats to these young men and their families.
