The young swimming and diving Rocks, region defending champions, started the season in a strong way by placing second in the Warren County Invitational in Bowling Green. The team competes next against...

From Mr. Rob Saxton, Trinity Director of Athletics: "Congratulations to Coach Beatty and the Football Rocks.  On Sunday (Dec. 8) at the University of Kentucky Kroger Field, Trinity dominated the No....

From Moeller to Montgomery, from Kirwood to Carmel, from Lasalle to Lexington -- the hockey Rocks are taking on the best in multiple states. They pushed to an even slate (6-6-2) after a three-win run against...

The cross country Rocks, under the leadership of head coach Scott Holzknecht and his assistant coaches, captured the 3A KHSAA State Cross Country Championship on Nov. 2 at the Kentucky Horse Park.  The...

On a warm evening, the football Rocks resumed winning ways in the rivalry begun in 1956. Trinity tamed the Tigers of St. Xavier 35-3 at Cardinal Stadium.

After a 60-6 thrashing of Waubonsie Valley (Aurora, Illinois) on Friday, Sept. 13, the Rocks will tangle with the defending state champion Male Bulldogs on Sept. 20. The game will take place at Male.

Following a state championship year for senior JM Butler, the golf Rocks are looking toward a team title. Under new head coach James Chaney '07, wins this season have taken place at the Lafayette Invitational,...

The Trinity football team blitzed the Cincy Moeller Crusaders 41-0 Sept. 6.  The Rocks take on Waubonsie Valley (Aurora, Illinois) on Friday, Sept. 13 at 7:00 p.m.  

Prior to taking on the University of Louisville Cardinals, the mighty Notre Dame Fighting Irish put in some practice time on Fr. Jansing Field in Marshall Stadium, home of the mighty Trinity Shamrocks...

No close opener this year. Leading 34-0 at halftime of their season opener, the No. 1-ranked Rocks ran away from Indiana power Carmel 41-14.  The Trinity home game featured three touchdown passes by...

The undefeated soccer Rocks have knocked off three teams from outside Louisville -- Central Hardin (5-0), Ft. Thomas Highlands (5-3) and Lexington Catholic (3-1).  

Led by Nick Lewis (seventh) and Ryan O'Dea (ninth), the defending state champion Rocks finished six points out of first place in the Tiger Run, held Aug. 24.  Floyd Central (71) edged the Rocks (77),...