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Team Sports Tuesday: Street Hockey Team Gold wins the TCAL Championship! With a roster made up of seven 8th graders, three 7th graders, one 6th grader, and one 5th grader, this hockey team proved that talent, teamwork, and determination have no age limit. Despite the variety of grade and skill levels, the players came together seamlessly to form one strong, reliable, and hardworking team. Their chemistry on and off the court led them to an incredible accomplishment: winning the TCAL Championship for the third time! This group’s dedication and team-first mentality made for another unforgettable season and a championship run to remember.

Congratulations, Tornados!

Team Sports Tuesday! History made! 🏈⚡️ Our Girls Varsity Flag Football team finished an incredible undefeated season by bringing home Trinity’s FIRST EVER TCAL Girls Flag Football Championship!

From the very first game, these athletes played with heart and determination every single step of the way. This championship is more than just a title. It’s a milestone moment for Trinity athletics and a season these girls will never forget. We are so proud of this team for setting the standard and making history, and representing Trinity with integrity both on and off the field.

Congratulations, Champions!

As the school year comes to an end, our 5th grade team is reflecting on what an incredible and rewarding year it has been. We recently celebrated our students during the annual 5th Grade Awards Ceremony, where several students were recognized for their hard work, character, leadership, academic achievements, and embodiment of our Trinity Truths.

This group of 5th graders has truly left a lasting impression on us. They are thoughtful, funny, resilient, and have grown tremendously both inside and outside of the classroom throughout the year. Watching their confidence, friendships, and independence develop has been so special.

We are beyond proud of all they have accomplished and cannot wait to see them continue to thrive as they begin their middle school journey next year 🌪️

On April 22nd, six teams of 6th, 7th, and 8th grade students in the Battle of the Books Club competed against each other in Trinity’s Middle School Battle of the Books Competition. The teams answered multiple detailed questions about each of the fifteen books on the Sunshine State Young Readers Award (SSYRA) Middle School Book list. The Middle School Battle of the Books requires students to focus on teamwork as they work to comprehend the novels and answer complex questions that dive deep into the works.

Congratulations to all students who participated, especially the winning team The Devilish Rainbow Sloths (aka Dr. Sloths): McKinnon Bell, Myla Shaffer, Fiona Canner, Wyatt Wilson, Gavin Lelak, Nathaniel Nelson.

The following students read all fifteen books and were presented with a certificate commemorating their achievement: Jonathan Rodriguez, Bea Crockett, Juliette Boltz, Isabel Lacombe, Myla Shaffer.

The 6th Grade Core teachers hosted their 5th annual Trinity Games! 🏹🔥 6th and 8th grade tributes competed in events created by the Game Makers (hand-selected 6th and 8th graders!) as part of our 6th grade class novel, The Hunger Games. Throughout the unit, students followed Katniss’s journey, created sponsorship posters to demonstrate their understanding of rhetorical appeals for their district’s tribute, and explored how survival depends on both intelligence and strength.

Congratulations to our winning district, District 3, and our champions: Reid Brignac & Duke Dowsett! District 9 put up a great fight, and the final game of Flag Tag came down to an intense ending, but ultimately District 3 came out on top!

Trinity proudly celebrated our student-athletes during its Annual Athletic Achievement Awards! 🏆 Throughout the evening, students were recognized for their dedication, leadership, perseverance, teamwork, and outstanding accomplishments across our athletic programs. Each sport awarded four athletes with a 110% Award, Love of the Game Award, Coach’s Award, and Most Valuable Player Award. Below are the Trinity athletes who received distinguished recognitions:

• Amira White - Heart of the Tornado Award
• Colton Whitcomb - Shining Star Award
• Brielle Civil - Shining Star Award
• Beck Sergot - Male Athlete of the Year
• Carmen Cisneros - Female Athlete of the Year

This year’s Athletics, Family, and Humanitarianism Award, presented by the Mendoza Family, was proudly awarded to the Gonzalez Family.

This school year, we fielded 23 teams with 217 athletes, and 115 of them maintained a GPA of 3.5 or better this year.

This year also marked several historic firsts for Trinity:
• 10 TCAL Championships, sweeping the Spring season
• Girls Varsity Basketball 3-peat Champions
• Boys Varsity Flag Football 3-peat Champions

A special thank you to our Athletic Director, Coach Kara, for assembling yet another memorable night, and also to Coach O for putting together a next-level video production highlighting our student-athletes.

Additionally, we would like to thank our coaches, families, and supporters who continue to encourage and inspire our athletes every step of the way.

Congratulations to all of our award recipients and student-athletes on an amazing year of Trinity athletics!



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Our JV Girls Flag Football team capped off an incredible season by bringing home the TCAL Championship! With hard work, determination, and true teamwork, these girls competed with heart every step of the way. From big plays on the field to unwavering support for one another on the sidelines, this team showed what it means to play together as one. We are so proud of their grit! Congratulations, Girls! 🏆🌪️

Trinity’s production of Disney’s Newsies Jr. was an incredible success and a showcase of the talent and hard work of our students! Cast A, who performed on Saturday, captivated the audience with their energy and confidence, bringing the Broadway musical inspired by the 1899 New York City newsboy strike to life.

Ms. Heather, our Music Teacher, and her assistant, Ms. Ashley, spent countless hours preparing and working with students to rehearse lines, learn choreography, and strengthen vocals to prepare for them for this performance. Their growth throughout the process was evident on stage as they delivered powerful musical numbers with plenty of moments that had the audience cheering.

A huge congratulations goes out to our talented cast, crew, directors, volunteers, and families who helped make opening day such a success. We are so proud of Cast A for an unforgettable performance! Look for our post on Cast B’s performance.