We’re quickly approaching Trinity’s Open House on Sunday, Nov. 12! With an immersive environment of brotherhood, engaging classes, and strong values, Trinity helps develop the skills our students love the most while preparing them for both college and life. After that, there's no telling what they can achieve! Come see how Trinity can help your son BE GREAT on Sun., Nov. 12 from 1 - 5 p.m.
On Fri., Nov. 3, the Trinity Football Rocks open the KHSAA 6A Playoffs at home against Meade County. Kickoff is scheduled for 7 p.m. and tickets are available on GoFan. Can’t attend the game? We’ve partnered with WDRB to livestream all of Trinity’s home varsity football playoff action. Download the WDRB+ app onto your Amazon Fire TV, Apple TV, Roku, or your phone. Go Rocks!
The Trinity Football Rocks open the KHSAA 6A playoffs this Friday, Nov. 3 at 7 p.m. as we welcome the Meade County Green Wave to Marshall Stadium!
Can't make the game? Download the WDRB Plus app on your smart phone or smart TV and stream the live broadcast! GO ROCKS!
Trinity’s Brandon Pfaadt ’17 is headed to the World Series! Congratulations to Brandon, the entire Pfaadt family, and the Arizona Diamondbacks organization on their National League Championship! Best of luck in the World Series. Trinity Forever!
A special thanks to the Shamrock Moms for organizing their inaugural Father-Son Pickleball Tournament and Goodbounce Pickleball Club for their help organizing and hosting the entertaining event. It was a GREAT turnout and fun was had by all participants!
The Key Club hosted a charity car show at Trinity raising money for the Franciscan Kitchen and Hope Scarves. With over 60 cars on display, we loved seeing everybody who came out to support a great cause! Special thanks go to Mr. Luken, Mr. Budniak and senior Will Martin for helping make Trinity’s Inaugural Car Show a success.
Several Trinity Alumni Moms gathered for our semi-annual care package event. The moms reconnected with old friends and met new friends, prayed over all the items being sent to their sons away from home and asked God to keep them safely in his loving embrace. There was lots of laughter and fellowship! Thank you to Peggy Karman H'21 for being the consummate host!
On Fri., Oct. 20, the Football Rocks host Oldham County for Senior Night. Kickoff is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. Can't attend? We are partnering with WDRB to livestream home varsity football action. Download the WDRB+ app onto your Amazon Fire TV, Apple TV, Roku, or your phone. A replay of the game will also be available on the app. Go Rocks!
We hope you'll join us for Trinity's Open House on Sunday, Nov. 12 from 1-5 p.m.! Come discover how your son can BE GREAT at Trinity High School! For more information and to sign up for your tour, visit https://www.trinityrocks.com/o/ths/page/open-house!
On the afternoon of Friday, September 29th Andrew Neichter ’66 joined his grandsons Alexander C. Deitz ’21 and Hayden A. Deitz ’25 for a photo in front of Mr. Wagoner’s classroom T-213. Andrew and his wife Sue wanted to name a classroom as a way to give back to Trinity and selected T-213 for the many fond memories their grandsons experienced at Trinity. Thank you to the Neichter family for supporting Trinity.
For more information about campus naming opportunities which benefit our students, please contact Brian J. Monell, Senior Director for Development at monell@trinityrocks.com or (502) 736-2160.
On behalf of our Alumni Board of Directors and the Hall of Fame Committee, Trinity High School is excited to announce this year’s Hall of Fame Class. We are proud to hold these individuals up as role models for our students.
2023 Hall of Fame Inductees
Brian Brohm ‘04
Oscar Brohm H’08
Mark L. Corbett, MD ‘79
Dr. Debbie Heaverin
Joseph Landenwich ‘83
Robert “B.J.” Ruckriegel ‘95
Rudy L. Volz ‘73
Frank Ward H’01
Friends and family of Trinity, our annual Hall of Fame Dinner will be held on Thursday, December 14, 2023, in Convocation Hall. More details to come regarding tickets; for now, save the date!
Enjoy the Fall Break, Trinity Family! When we return on Tuesday, Oct. 17, it will be a White Day.
Enjoy the Fall Break, Trinity Family! When we return on Tuesday, Oct. 17, it will be a White Day.
Congratulations to Trinity Swim and Dive Coach Mike Essig '85 and Trinity Bowling Coach John McCarthy '07 for winning NFHS Coach of the Year honors for the 2022-23 school year! Coach Essig was named Kentucky Boys Swim Coach of the Year and Coach McCarthy was named Kentucky Boys Bowling Coach of the Year.
Alumni Phonathon kicks off!
The annual Alumni Phonathon is off and running. Alumni volunteers are calling classmates to ask for their support of the Trinity Annual Fund for financial aid.
Here are some alumni callers in action.
Photo 1: Ken Block ’69, front, and Paul Bruenderman ’69.
Photo 2: Rich Impellizzeri ’76
Photo 3: Mitch Schiller ’14
For more information or to volunteer to call, contact Travis Wagoner '90, at wagoner@trinityrocks.com.
On Fri., Oct. 13 the Football Rocks host Eastern with kickoff scheduled for 7:30 p.m. Following the game, members of the varsity team will be available on the field for poster signing. Can't attend? We have partnered with WDRB to livestream home varsity football action. Download the WDRB+ app onto your Amazon Fire TV, Apple TV, Roku, or even on your phone. A replay of the game will also be available on the app. Go Rocks!
The Trinity Soccer Rocks will host Kentucky Country Day (KCD) in the Seventh Region quarterfinals on Sunday, Oct. 8. The game will begin at 7:30 p.m. The gate will open at 6:15 p.m. Admission will be $10 cash at the gate or a GoFan digital ticket. Make sure you're following Trinity Athletics Twitter to stay up-to-date with all the details.
We are so proud of Trinity alum Chad Ellis '01 for being recognized by the University of Louisville as a part of their "Here and Beyond" initiative. Ellis was noted for "Filling A Technology Gap by spreading the STEM lessons he learned at UofL to students throughout the city of Louisville." Enjoy the full story by clicking on the link: https://hereandbeyond.louisville.edu/chad-ellis-20/
Trinity Forever!
Good luck to Trinity’s Brandon Pfaadt ’17 (now a member of the Arizona Diamondbacks) who will pitch Game 1 of the National League Wild Card against the Milwaukee Brewers. Trinity Forever!
Trinity was excited to welcome Andrew (Drew) Neichter, Jr. ’66 back on campus to dedicate a classroom to him in Old Trinity Hall. Andrew was joined by his two grandsons for the dedication, Alexander ’21 and Hayden Deitz ’25.
Trinity Forever!
