The revolving door: addressing frequent coaching changes on campus
ZOE MYERS-BOCHNER, LAYOUT EDITOR
May 1, 2018
Many high school athletes enjoy a stable coaching staff, forging bonds with their coaches and teammates over the course of four years. However, this is not always the case. Some Trinity athletes, including senior basketball player Sophia Cheros, have played under a different head coach every year of...
LAX Team Scores a New Coach
Matthew Halpin, Staff Writer
March 29, 2018
Filed under SPORTS
In an attempt to try to revamp the lacrosse program, Trinity Prep has hired Marty Schriefer as its next head varsity coach. The program has gone through four head coaches in four years and is in need of a consistent coach. They have found exactly that in Schriefer. Schriefer has been play...
March Madness sleeper teams
Drew Miller, FACT CHECKER
March 15, 2018
Filed under SPORTS
After a year of mediocre football, boring baseball and plain basketball, it is finally here. The moment that all sports fans, all casual observers and practically the whole population (besides maybe employers) has all been waiting for is here; it’s March Madness time. After the selection sh...
Langdon, Kienle ready to usher in new athletic era
Michael Hull, Sports Editor
March 8, 2018
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The Trinity Prep athletic department has been in a transition phase ever since former Athletic Director Kathy Finucan left the school in 2014. She had been the AD for more than a decade and had helped develop and expand the athletic department. Since her departure, many programs have been through multiple...
Girls’ Varsity Weightlifting Team: Season Spotlight
Valerie Trapp, Broadcast/Video Editor
February 12, 2018
Filed under MULTIMEDIA, NEWS, SPORTS, Uncategorized, VIDEO
The rush to be recruited
MICHAEL HULL, SPORTS EDITOR
February 8, 2018
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As soon as a student starts at Trinity, the pressure of college is almost immediately felt. As 6th graders, they see their big brothers and sisters graduating and going all over the country to different schools. Throughout middle school, teachers are constantly preparing you for how it is going to be...
Super Bowl LII Predictions
Michael Hull and Matthew Halpin
February 4, 2018
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The Super Bowl is like Christmas for football fans. There are hundreds of events during the week leading up to the biggest game of the year. The Super Bowl brings in millions of dollars for the NFL, and this year the two teams playing of two of the best fan bases in the game. The New England Pa...
UCF: Orlando’s Hometown Team?
Lily Israel, Managing Editor
December 14, 2017
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If you ask someone in Orlando which college football team they root for, most would expect to hear either “UF” or “FSU.” Even though we live more than two hours away from each of these schools, it is still the default answer. Now I have no problem with loyal Gator and Seminole alumna supporting...
Form follows function: The effects differing body types have on student athletes
MATTHEW HALPIN, STAFF WRITER
December 8, 2017
Filed under SPORTS, Uncategorized
In the sports world, the majority of athletes fit the stereotypical body type. Basketball players are tall, football players are big and soccer players are somewhere in between. However, there’s always the short Muggsy Bogues of basketball or the Darren Sproles of the NFL who defy these stereotypes...
Running for a dynasty: Trinity Prep cross country finishes top three at state meet
MICHAEL HULL, SPORTS EDITOR
December 7, 2017
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The goal of any sports program is simple: to be the best and stay at the top for as long as possible. The Michael Jordan-led Chicago Bulls of the 90s won six titles in eight seasons, the Pittsburgh Steelers of the 70s and 80s won four titles in six years and the UCLA Bruins men’s basketball team of...