At the end of the annual Trinity Quick Recall tournament for middle schools, the team from Anchorage claimed the championship trophy.  St. Margaret Mary's academic team placed second in the competition...

A bit strange?  Not on Halloween -- a day when Shamrocks turn in to other, stranger things! Not Mr. Keith Wiedmar not calling ducks during a Halloween class! (photos and video by Carter Martin) https://youtu.be/xIBPhHO3l9M

What is one thing young people love? Social media! In an attempt to further engage the community, the Rocks introduced a Selfie Station and Geofilters at football games. Mr. Bret Saxton and other...

Trinity's Department of Theatre Arts, under the direction of producer/director Ms. Kate Reedy, will present "The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (Abridged)."  Performances begin Tuesday, Nov. 7,...

The Shamrocks 10-0 run through the regular sets up an unprecedented dash toward a 25th state title. The bye week gives fans a chance to remember regular-season action through this photo gallery. Playoff...

Members of the Chinese Club, moderated by Mrs. Jocelyn Shi, visited the Kentuckiana Chinese School. Rocks Sam Batcheldor, Jonathan Eng, Carson Malone and Luke Bunnell spent time with the KCS students.  

As Halloween beckoned, Trinity juniors and seniors socialized at the annual Junior-Senior Homecoming Dance, held Oct. 21 from 9 p.m. to midnight in Shamrock Hall. Spin Around Sound provided the music.

Helping provide dignified burials for those in Louisville who were homeless or impoverished. According to St. Joseph of Arimathea Society moderator Ms. Karen Flipper, Trinity is adding another layer of...

The Rocks and Sacred Heart Academy played in the annual Rock the Heart charity lacrosse game Oct. 17.  Proceeds benefited the James Graham Brown Cancer Center.

Trinity junior Christopher Elder continues his climb up the skating ranks with his sister and skating partner, Sophia. The pair competed in the ISU Junior Grand Prix of Figure Skating Croatia Cup in Zagreb,...

By way of a 274-87 point difference, the 8-0 Rocks (now on a 23-game winning streak) are aiming for another state title.

Visually impaired youngsters from around the region took part in the 40th annual Bill Roby Games, held Oct. 4 at the Kentucky School for the Blind. Medals were plentiful for the participants, who were...