by Elizabeth Howard ’24 (Seton House) “Do you know what my favorite part of the game is? The opportunity to play.” -Mike Singletary. These words sum up the feeling of all our student athletes and coaches this fall season amid the COVID-19 pandemic. The Trinity community has rallied together to support the new way of play. While the approach to playing sports has changed, the excitement around it is stronger than ever. One thing is

by To’Ron James ’20 (Loyola House) “If I had 6 why not get 7,” asked sophomore guard Chance Westry. He and the Shamrocks did just that as they defeated rival Camp Hill, 76-68, at Hershey Giant Center on February 24. The win gave the Shamrocks their seventh consecutive District 3, Class 3A boys basketball championship.  Camp Hill fought hard the whole game, taking the lead going into the fourth quarter. That’s when the Shamrocks turned

by Toron James ’20 (Loyola House) “Get them to live in the moment. You can live in the moment. Stop looking in the past and the future. You can live in the moment to dictate the future.” That was the mindset of second year head coach Todd Ryan for taking the job for Trinity. This fall was a turnaround season for the Trinity Shamrocks football team. After a rough 2018-19 season where the Shamrocks finished