Thanks to Trinity alumnus Thomas Levett ’05 for speaking with students on February 24. Thomas works for Ford and is an author and motivational speaker. He spoke with the students about his Trinity experience, the brotherhood and how it affects his life today. He also spoke about overcoming personal challenges.
Thomas is also a Trinity Alumni Class Agent for the Class of 2005. Additionally, Thomas volunteered as a judge for the Shamrock Invitational Speech Tournament in January and attended Alumni Business Circle networking events and the Alumni Retreat.
For information about becoming an Alumni Class Agent, please contact Director of Alumni Relations & Communications Travis Wagoner ’90 at wagoner@trinityrocks.com.
Thomas is also a Trinity Alumni Class Agent for the Class of 2005. Additionally, Thomas volunteered as a judge for the Shamrock Invitational Speech Tournament in January and attended Alumni Business Circle networking events and the Alumni Retreat.
For information about becoming an Alumni Class Agent, please contact Director of Alumni Relations & Communications Travis Wagoner ’90 at wagoner@trinityrocks.com.
Trinity Athletics will host a Trinity Jersey Sale this Saturday, February 28 in Shamrock Hall Gymnasium from 10:00am - 1:00pm. Items for sale include jerseys, warm ups, shorts, & more. Sports represented include football, baseball, basketball, ice hockey, and cheerleading.
The Trinity Alumni Business Circle gathered February 19 for lunch and networking at Brownie’s “The Shed” Grille & Bar. More than 35 alumni attended. Brownie’s is owned by Keith Brown, father of the late Jason Brown ’05, who also owned the restaurant.
The Alumni Business Circle meets monthly at an alumni-owned restaurant or business. It’s an opportunity to network with alumni and do business with each other.
Alumni of all ages and career fields attend the luncheons – realtors, bankers, IT professionals, general contractors, attorneys, marketing managers and on and on. Attendance is usually 25-50 alumni. Come as you are from work.
The next Trinity Alumni Business Circle will meet at 8:30 a.m. Thursday, March 19, at Fante’s Coffee. Please be on the lookout for registration information.
Questions? Please contact Bonnie Shellhamer, Alumni Relations Event Coordinator, at shellhamer@trinityrocks.com.
The Alumni Business Circle meets monthly at an alumni-owned restaurant or business. It’s an opportunity to network with alumni and do business with each other.
Alumni of all ages and career fields attend the luncheons – realtors, bankers, IT professionals, general contractors, attorneys, marketing managers and on and on. Attendance is usually 25-50 alumni. Come as you are from work.
The next Trinity Alumni Business Circle will meet at 8:30 a.m. Thursday, March 19, at Fante’s Coffee. Please be on the lookout for registration information.
Questions? Please contact Bonnie Shellhamer, Alumni Relations Event Coordinator, at shellhamer@trinityrocks.com.
On Wednesday, Feb. 18, the Trinity community celebrates Ash Wednesday. On this special day of reflection, Catholics wear a marking of the cross in ash on their foreheads. The ashes symbolize our mortality – “Remember you are dust, and to dust you shall return,” serving as a symbol of penance during Lent made sacramental by the blessing of the Church.
The 14th annual Alumni Retreat was held at Trinity on Saturday, February 14, at Trinity. More than 125 alumni attended.
The Alumni Retreat is an opportunity to check in with yourself and your faith and reconnect with the Trinity Brotherhood. It’s an extension of the Fourth Day of Senior Retreat and an opportunity for alumni to slow down from busy schedules, hear gifted speakers and just sit with God in prayer.
Amos Stinson ’13, a seminarian, kicked off the retreat by asking attendees, “Why are you here?” Greg Metry ’77 gave a talk on the “Humanity of Christ, and Craig Herberger ’99 shared his story about the “Divinity of Christ.” Table discussion followed each talk.
The Sacrament of Reconciliation was offered and the day concluded with Mass celebrated by Revs. Ron Domhoff H’98 and Dave Zettel ’58.
Special thanks to the Alumni Retreat Planning Team – Brian Biermann ’96, Glenn Blincoe ’73, Bobby Clements ’94, Rev. Ron Domhoff H’98, Michael Garrett, Albert Gutterman ’74, Greg Herberger ’99, Frankie Hilbert ’00, John King Jr. ’08, Steve Kiper ’76, Mike Magre ’83, Ben Mercke ’08, Greg Metry ’77, Craig Mueller H’20, John Nevitt ’84, Paul Resch ’76, Bonnie Shellhamer, Miles South ’08, Amos Stinson '13, Chris Tompkins ’78, and Rev. Dave Zettel ’58.
Mark your calendar for the 2027 Alumni Retreat – Saturday, February 13.
Join us for lunch at Brownie's "The Shed" Grille & Bar on Thursday, February 19, 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m. for our Alumni Business Circle.
This will be a general networking session. There is no cost to attend; you purchase your lunch.
SPECIAL THANKS TO Keith Brown for hosting our group!
Brownie's "The Shed" Grille & Bar
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Louisville, KY 40223
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This will be a general networking session. There is no cost to attend; you purchase your lunch.
SPECIAL THANKS TO Keith Brown for hosting our group!
Brownie's "The Shed" Grille & Bar
9900 Linn Station Rd
Louisville, KY 40223
https://lnkd.in/g9rChH_s
Discover multiple ways to Rock the Summer at Trinity High School. We offer a wide variety of athletic and academic camps for students in grades 3-9 throughout June and July. For more details, visit https://www.trinityrocks.com/page/rock-the-summer!
CongraTulations are in order for Trinity Associate AD Jimmy Wadell '05, head coach John McCarthy '07, his staff, moderator Betsy Darby, and the Varsity Bowling Rocks.
Monday, Feb. 9, at Kingpin Lanes, the Rocks defeated Covington Catholic 3-2 in match play to capture their second straight KHSAA Team Bowling State Championship.
This state title is the program's third in the last four years and seventh overall. It was also a rematch of the 2025 state championship.
Congratulations to all those involved with the Trinity Bowling program on this GREAT achievement.
Go Rocks!
Monday, Feb. 9, at Kingpin Lanes, the Rocks defeated Covington Catholic 3-2 in match play to capture their second straight KHSAA Team Bowling State Championship.
This state title is the program's third in the last four years and seventh overall. It was also a rematch of the 2025 state championship.
Congratulations to all those involved with the Trinity Bowling program on this GREAT achievement.
Go Rocks!
The Trinity Class of 2005 celebrated their 21-year reunion at Trinity on February 6. Classmate and head basketball coach Bret Saxton welcomed his brothers and led the Basketball Rocks to a victory over a talented Lexington Catholic team. Welcome home, 2005 Rocks!
How do I connect with Trinity alumni for business opportunities?
I’m looking for a job. How do I connect with Trinity alumni?
I’d like to hire a Trinity alum. How do I find them?
The Alumni Business Circle is for you! The Business Circle meets monthly for lunch at an alumni-owned restaurant or business. It’s an opportunity to network with alumni, share expertise and do business with each other.
Alumni of all ages and career fields attend the luncheons – realtors, bankers, IT professionals, general contractors, attorneys, marketing managers, and on and on. Attendance is usually 25-50 alumni. Come as you are from work.
The next Trinity Alumni Business Circle will meet at 11:30 a.m. Thursday, February 19, at Brownie’s “The Shed” (9900 Linn Station Road). This will be a general networking luncheon. There is no cost to attend; you pay for your lunch.
Questions? Please contact Bonnie Shellhamer, Alumni Relations Event Coordinator, at shellhamer@trinityrocks.com.
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I’m looking for a job. How do I connect with Trinity alumni?
I’d like to hire a Trinity alum. How do I find them?
The Alumni Business Circle is for you! The Business Circle meets monthly for lunch at an alumni-owned restaurant or business. It’s an opportunity to network with alumni, share expertise and do business with each other.
Alumni of all ages and career fields attend the luncheons – realtors, bankers, IT professionals, general contractors, attorneys, marketing managers, and on and on. Attendance is usually 25-50 alumni. Come as you are from work.
The next Trinity Alumni Business Circle will meet at 11:30 a.m. Thursday, February 19, at Brownie’s “The Shed” (9900 Linn Station Road). This will be a general networking luncheon. There is no cost to attend; you pay for your lunch.
Questions? Please contact Bonnie Shellhamer, Alumni Relations Event Coordinator, at shellhamer@trinityrocks.com.
Click here to sign up!
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Trinity High School’s campus has undergone incredible changes over the decades. How did the buildings get their names?
Trinity opened in September 1953 on the former site of Holy Trinity Catholic Church and School, which moved to its present location at 501 Cherrywood Road in St. Matthews. The only classroom building was the original Holy Trinity School building, which was known as A Building and was constructed in 1938.
B Building was added to campus in 1956. C Building was completed in 1964. At the time, it was the only campus building with central air conditioning. D Building, an athletic field house, was constructed in 1976. The current gym was completed in 1968.
For the 1977-78 school year, in honor of Trinity’s 25th anniversary, the buildings were formally named. Name plaques were unveiled and blessed at the 1977-78 Opening Mass. A Building was re-christened Old Trinity Hall in recognition of our roots. B Building was named Floersh Hall in honor of Archbishop John Floersh, who was archbishop of Louisville when Trinity opened. C Building was named for Tom Sheehan, a member of Trinity’s first faculty and its first lay teacher. The gym was named Steinhauser Gymnasium in honor of Monsignor Alfred Steinhauser, Trinity’s founding principal. D Building was renamed Shamrock Hall.
The oldest building on campus is Flaget Hall, a house which was built in 1927. The building served as the convent for the nuns who taught at the former Holy Trinity School and as a residence for Trinity’s priest teachers. Today, it houses the Trinity Foundation offices for alumni relations and fundraising. It’s also the residence of Trinity Chaplain Rev. David Zettel ’58.
The Communication Arts Center (old armory), Shamrock Gym (replaced Shamrock Hall), Trinity Auditorium (old VFW Post), Alumni Hall and R.W. Marshall Center were years away from being added to the main campus.
Trinity also has off-campus facilities. In 2019, Trinity built a baseball stadium at St. Matthews Little League. In 2022, the Mather Tennis Center was added on Sears Avenue several blocks from campus.
Trinity opened in September 1953 on the former site of Holy Trinity Catholic Church and School, which moved to its present location at 501 Cherrywood Road in St. Matthews. The only classroom building was the original Holy Trinity School building, which was known as A Building and was constructed in 1938.
B Building was added to campus in 1956. C Building was completed in 1964. At the time, it was the only campus building with central air conditioning. D Building, an athletic field house, was constructed in 1976. The current gym was completed in 1968.
For the 1977-78 school year, in honor of Trinity’s 25th anniversary, the buildings were formally named. Name plaques were unveiled and blessed at the 1977-78 Opening Mass. A Building was re-christened Old Trinity Hall in recognition of our roots. B Building was named Floersh Hall in honor of Archbishop John Floersh, who was archbishop of Louisville when Trinity opened. C Building was named for Tom Sheehan, a member of Trinity’s first faculty and its first lay teacher. The gym was named Steinhauser Gymnasium in honor of Monsignor Alfred Steinhauser, Trinity’s founding principal. D Building was renamed Shamrock Hall.
The oldest building on campus is Flaget Hall, a house which was built in 1927. The building served as the convent for the nuns who taught at the former Holy Trinity School and as a residence for Trinity’s priest teachers. Today, it houses the Trinity Foundation offices for alumni relations and fundraising. It’s also the residence of Trinity Chaplain Rev. David Zettel ’58.
The Communication Arts Center (old armory), Shamrock Gym (replaced Shamrock Hall), Trinity Auditorium (old VFW Post), Alumni Hall and R.W. Marshall Center were years away from being added to the main campus.
Trinity also has off-campus facilities. In 2019, Trinity built a baseball stadium at St. Matthews Little League. In 2022, the Mather Tennis Center was added on Sears Avenue several blocks from campus.
Faith has always been part of daily life at Trinity. Students pray before classes start. Meetings begin with prayer. All-school gatherings are in who we are as a Catholic school.
Check in with yourself and your faith and reconnect with the Trinity Brotherhood at the 14th annual Alumni Retreat on Saturday, February 14. It will be held at Trinity from 8 a.m.-3 p.m. The retreat is open to Trinity alumni of all ages. It’s an extension of the Fourth Day of Senior Retreat and an opportunity for alumni to slow down from busy schedules, hear gifted speakers and just sit with God in prayer. Greg Herberger ’99, Greg Metry ’77 and Amos Stinson ’13 will share their stories this year. We are expecting more than 120 alumni of all ages to attend.
Also, the Sacrament of Reconciliation will be offered. The day will conclude with Mass celebrated by Revs. Ron Domhoff H’98 and Dave Zettel ’58. There is no cost to attend the retreat. A light breakfast and lunch will be provided.
For alumni who live outside the Louisville area, you may join remotely via Zoom.
Click here for additional information and to register.
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Check in with yourself and your faith and reconnect with the Trinity Brotherhood at the 14th annual Alumni Retreat on Saturday, February 14. It will be held at Trinity from 8 a.m.-3 p.m. The retreat is open to Trinity alumni of all ages. It’s an extension of the Fourth Day of Senior Retreat and an opportunity for alumni to slow down from busy schedules, hear gifted speakers and just sit with God in prayer. Greg Herberger ’99, Greg Metry ’77 and Amos Stinson ’13 will share their stories this year. We are expecting more than 120 alumni of all ages to attend.
Also, the Sacrament of Reconciliation will be offered. The day will conclude with Mass celebrated by Revs. Ron Domhoff H’98 and Dave Zettel ’58. There is no cost to attend the retreat. A light breakfast and lunch will be provided.
For alumni who live outside the Louisville area, you may join remotely via Zoom.
Click here for additional information and to register.
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Our Alumni Association is blessed to have outstanding volunteer leadership. Andrew Heineman ’04 (center) serves as chair of the Association, Matt Palmer-Ball ’01 (left) is chair-elect and Jesse Ryan ’90 (right) is secretary. There are more than 18,000 Trinity alumni.
The Association is governed by the Alumni Board of Directors, which meets quarterly. The Trinity High School Foundation staff conducts the day-to-day business of the Association. Sub-committees of the board oversee the Association’s alumni events.
Are you interested in the Alumni Board? Please contact Director of Alumni Relations & Communications Travis Wagoner ’90 at wagoner@trinityrocks.com.
The Association is governed by the Alumni Board of Directors, which meets quarterly. The Trinity High School Foundation staff conducts the day-to-day business of the Association. Sub-committees of the board oversee the Association’s alumni events.
Are you interested in the Alumni Board? Please contact Director of Alumni Relations & Communications Travis Wagoner ’90 at wagoner@trinityrocks.com.
More than 20 alumni gathered for the monthly Alumni Mass in Trinity’s chapel on January 21. Faith has always been part of daily life at Trinity, and we believe that alumni should be included.
Check in with yourself and your faith and reconnect with the Trinity Brotherhood at the 14th annual Alumni Retreat on Saturday, February 14. It will be held at Trinity from 8 a.m.-3 p.m. The retreat is open to Trinity alumni of all ages. It’s an extension of the Fourth Day of Senior Retreat and an opportunity for alumni to slow down from busy schedules, hear gifted speakers and just sit with God in prayer. Greg Herberger ’99, Greg Metry ’77 and Amos Stinson ’13 will share their stories this year.
Also, the Sacrament of Reconciliation will be offered. The day will conclude with Mass celebrated by Revs. Ron Domhoff H’98 and Dave Zettel ’58. There is no cost to attend the retreat. A light breakfast and lunch will be provided.
For alumni who live outside the Louisville area, you may join remotely via Zoom.
Click here for additional information and to register.
https://wl.donorperfect.net/weblink/weblink.aspx?name=E355191&id=326
Check in with yourself and your faith and reconnect with the Trinity Brotherhood at the 14th annual Alumni Retreat on Saturday, February 14. It will be held at Trinity from 8 a.m.-3 p.m. The retreat is open to Trinity alumni of all ages. It’s an extension of the Fourth Day of Senior Retreat and an opportunity for alumni to slow down from busy schedules, hear gifted speakers and just sit with God in prayer. Greg Herberger ’99, Greg Metry ’77 and Amos Stinson ’13 will share their stories this year.
Also, the Sacrament of Reconciliation will be offered. The day will conclude with Mass celebrated by Revs. Ron Domhoff H’98 and Dave Zettel ’58. There is no cost to attend the retreat. A light breakfast and lunch will be provided.
For alumni who live outside the Louisville area, you may join remotely via Zoom.
Click here for additional information and to register.
https://wl.donorperfect.net/weblink/weblink.aspx?name=E355191&id=326
Today we celebrate Martin Luther King Jr. Day by remembering, "The time is always right to do what is right."
The Trinity Alumni Business Circle gathered January 15 for lunch and a presentation on “AI and the Future of Work” by Vsimple CEO Buddy Bockweg ’97. More than 25 alumni attended.
Buddy shared his expertise about the AI boom and how businesses can capitalize on it. He also answered questions from attendees.
The Business Circle meets monthly for lunch at an alumni-owned restaurant or business. It’s an opportunity to network with alumni and do business with each other.
Alumni of all ages and career fields attend the luncheons – realtors, bankers, IT professionals, general contractors, attorneys, marketing managers and on and on. Attendance is usually 25-50 alumni. Come as you are from work.
The next Trinity Alumni Business Circle will meet at 11:30 a.m. Thursday, February 19, at Brownie’s “The Shed” Grille & Bar. Please be on the lookout for registration information.
Questions? Please contact Bonnie Shellhamer, Alumni Relations Event Coordinator, at shellhamer@trinityrocks.com.
Buddy shared his expertise about the AI boom and how businesses can capitalize on it. He also answered questions from attendees.
The Business Circle meets monthly for lunch at an alumni-owned restaurant or business. It’s an opportunity to network with alumni and do business with each other.
Alumni of all ages and career fields attend the luncheons – realtors, bankers, IT professionals, general contractors, attorneys, marketing managers and on and on. Attendance is usually 25-50 alumni. Come as you are from work.
The next Trinity Alumni Business Circle will meet at 11:30 a.m. Thursday, February 19, at Brownie’s “The Shed” Grille & Bar. Please be on the lookout for registration information.
Questions? Please contact Bonnie Shellhamer, Alumni Relations Event Coordinator, at shellhamer@trinityrocks.com.
Alumni of all eras of Trinity's history remember Rev. Dave Zettel. He's Trinity's chaplain and is a member of the Class of 1958, the school's second graduating class. He still resides on campus in Flaget Hall (the Priest House).
Father Zettel celebrates Mass in Trinity’s chapel weekday mornings for faculty and students and an Alumni Mass on the third Wednesday of the month. (No reservations are necessary. Come to the rotunda from 7-7:15 a.m. and we’ll walk to the chapel.)
He also assists with the planning for the annual Alumni Retreat, which will be held on Saturday, February 14, 8 a.m.-3 p.m. at Trinity. The retreat is a great way to reconnect with your faith and Trinity. CLICK THE LINK (https://wl.donorperfect.net/weblink/WebLink.aspx?name=E355191&id=326) for additional information and to register.
Trinity senior Isaac Bowling profiled Father Zettel for “The ECHO” online newspaper.
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The Trinity community gathered as one in Steinhauser Gymnasium to celebrate achievements in academics, our clubs, activities and athletics teams. Included in this recognition were Quick Recall, Speech & Debate, and our 2025 State Champion Esports, Baseball, Lacrosse, Track and Field, and Football teams. Congratulations to all our Rocks. We were also joined by members of the 1st, 10th, and 20th State Championship Football teams. Go Rocks! Trinity Forever!
Trinity is hosting a winter clothing items drive for Kentucky Refugee Ministries and Wrapped in God's Warmth. New or gently used coats and winter boots of all sizes for men, women, and children are going to KRM. Hats, gloves, scarves, handwarmers, bottled waters, blankets, and snacks are going to Wrapped in God's Warmth. Collection bins will be in the rotunda and T215. Items will be collected until January 23.
Wednesday, December 31, Trinity's Bowling Team, led by Head Coach John McCarthy '07, hosted the annual Joe Fowler Invitational at Ten Pin Strike and Spare. The event is named in honor of Joe Fowler '71, who was Trinity's first head coach for the bowling team. Over the course of his 41-year career at Trinity, Joe taught dozens of different courses including math, business law, and freshman success courses. Outside of the classroom, in addition to being the head bowling coach, Joe was also a House Mentor, moderator of the fishing club, and organizer of the Shamrock Bass Classic. He is also a member of the Trinity High School Hall of Fame.
Beginning in 2017, The Fowler Invitational is one of the largest high school singles events in the state of Kentucky. This year, 138 bowlers participated from all across the state with six of the eight KHSAA bowling regions represented in addition to bowlers from Ohio and Indiana. Trinity had four bowlers participate with Blake Ackermann '26 securing an impressive 11th place finish.
Trinity Forever!
Beginning in 2017, The Fowler Invitational is one of the largest high school singles events in the state of Kentucky. This year, 138 bowlers participated from all across the state with six of the eight KHSAA bowling regions represented in addition to bowlers from Ohio and Indiana. Trinity had four bowlers participate with Blake Ackermann '26 securing an impressive 11th place finish.
Trinity Forever!
