The Trinity Prep varsity football team open the homecoming pep rally with their storming of the court.

The vocal society gathers and sings the school’s alma mater, Ad Astra.

The first pep rally game of the afternoon was a basketball-style musical chairs, where the pause of the music led to competitors rushing to shoot their ball before returning back to a chair.

With great energy and intense competition, the musical chairs game roared on during the pep rally and spurred great excitement and cheer.

Trinity prep varsity running back Josh Shaw after a series of multiple rounds claimed victory of the game.

The drumline, consisting of both varsity and middle school, conducted their performance of multiple songs.

Next, the varisty cheer team entered the court with their signature dance routines.

The cheer team will performed their same dances that night during the homecoming game halftime.

After the varsity team concluded, the middle school cheer team begun their dances as the entire school watched in awe of their impressive routines.

Then, Head of School Byron Lawson led the competition for which grade could cheer the loudest.

While every grade gave it their all, the senior class blew the other grades out of the water with their legendary roaring.

After the middle schoolers left, the junior vs. senior game-day swap performance commenced.

First, the junior boys entered with their cheer routine they have been practicing for weeks leading up to their performance against the seniors.

Senior Thomas Bonos was the main flyer for the class of 2026 as his fellow dancers helped him perform a front flip up in the air.

The senior class was victorious with their performance, erupting in excitement as they finished their dance.