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  • May

    Golf Wins TAPPS 4A State!

    What a golf season! After coming back from a cancelled season last year, these golfers were determined to get a win at State. And win they did! 

    The girls won their 4th straight state championship and the boys finished second in team standings. Davis S. ‘21 placed first in individuals while Ali E. ‘22 and Jules C. ‘21 finished 2nd and 3rd respectively. Spencer W. ‘23 and Andrew M. ‘24 finished 4th and 10th respectively.

    The Midland Reporter-Telegram highlighted the teams as they got ready to battle for the state title. Read the story. 
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  • Medal Wins at TAPPS 4A Track and Field State Tournament

    A fantastic showing for Trinity Chargers at the TAPPS state tournament on Saturday, May 1, 2021. 

    Natalie S. ‘24 placed 3rd in 3200m and 5th in 800m and 1600m, Brett C. ‘21 placed 2nd in 3200m and 3rd in 1600m, Alani A. ‘24 placed 7th in the 200m Dash, and Natalie S. ‘21 placed 7th in the 100m Dash.
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  • April

    Nine Trinity students qualify for the National Speech and Debate Tournament.

    Trinity Continues to Break Record for NSDA Qualifiers

    A new record for Trinity Speech and Debate this year - seven entries and nine students qualified for the National Speech and Debate Tournament! These students participated in the Tall Cotton District Tournament, which covers the entirety of the Panhandle and West Texas except for El Paso and determines who will compete at the NSDA National Tournament this summer from our region.

    Congratulations to the following qualifiers:

    Danielle B. - Original Oratory
    Abi C. - Humorous Interp
    Justin B. - Informative Speaking
    Ben S. - Domestic Extemp
    Jude F. - Big Questions Debate
    Sydney L. and Brock M. - Public Forum Debate
    Ethan P. and Hadley W. - Public Forum Debate
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  • Chargers Make State in TAPPS Track & Field

    Trinity had four athletes qualify for State, one Regional champion, and excellent performances from the entire team in the TAPPS North Regional track meet.

    Individual Regional Champs and State Qualifiers (top 4 places qualify):

    Boys 3200 Regional Champion /State Qualifier- BRETT C.
    Boys 1600 State Qualifier - BRETT C.
    Girls 100 Meter State Qualifier - NATALIE S.
    Girls 200 Meter State Qualifier - ALANI A.
    Girls 800,1600 & 3200 State Qualifier - NATALIE S.
    Girls Shot Put and Discus 5th place - COLLEEN M.
    Girls 100 Meter 8th place - ALANI A.
    Boys 400M 7th place - EZEKIEL B.
    Girls 4X100 6th place - ALANI A., NATALIE S., KATELYN B., SOPHIE S., SUTTON K., and MADISON A.
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  • Trinity Golf on their way to State

    The Trinity Chargers golf teams are going to State! Girls placed second in Regionals, boys placed 3rd, and Ali E. ‘22 and Davis S. ‘21 won the regional tournament in individuals. Read the story in the Midland Reporter-Telegram.
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  • Trinity School Announces Valedictorian and Salutatorian for the Class of 2021

    Trinity School is proud to announce our valedictorian and salutatorian for the Class of 2021. Both students represent the mission of Trinity School well through the various ways each seeks to enrich the mind, strengthen the body, enliven the soul, and inspire servant leadership.

    VALEDICTORIAN - DANIELLE BRYDEN

    Danielle Bryden has been a student at Trinity since the 3rd grade and has been active in Trinity School's choir and theatre programs throughout her middle and upper school career. Danielle has served Trinity as a chapel prefect and acolyte and was recently recognized as a National Merit Finalist. Danielle has won many awards and recognitions in speech and debate, including qualifying for the National Speech and Debate Tournament for two consecutive years. 

    Danielle is the daughter of Jeff and Janice Bryden. After graduating from Trinity, Danielle plans on attending Washington University in St. Louis, where she will double major in political science and theatre. Following that, she plans to attend law school for criminal law. 
     

    SALUTATORIAN - DEBORAH BAJOMO

    Deborah Bajomo has been a student at Trinity School since the 5th grade. During her upper school career, Deborah has represented Trinity as a National Speech and Debate Finalist, All-Region Band qualifier, and has served the School as Honor Council President.  She was also recognized by the National Merit Corporation as a Commended Scholar and is a College Board National African American Scholar.

    Deborah is the daughter of Victor and Modupe Bajomo. Her sisters, Mary and Eunice, are graduates of Trinity School and her brother, Ezekiel, is a current 9th grader. Deborah is considering options at the University of Pennsylvania, Georgetown University, Northwestern University, and The University of Texas at Austin. She plans to major in mathematics on a pre-dentistry track.
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  • *Over $6 million in Scholarships Awarded to Class of 2021

    *As of May  21, 2021, the Class of 2021 received over $6 million in scholarship awards. 

    Trinity School is proud to announce that the Class of 2021 has already received over $3 million in scholarship awards and 194 acceptances at 91 universities and colleges around the country. With notifications of acceptances and awards continuing, Trinity School’s graduating class of 42 students is expected to receive upward of $5 million dollars in scholarship awards. 
     
    As a college preparatory school, Trinity seeks to not only provide students with the knowledge and skills to be successful in college and beyond. The School also places significant emphasis on helping students find a post-secondary institution that best fits their goals and interests. 
     
    Dr. Trey Wetendorf, Director of College Advising, says, “I think what separates Trinity School compared to other schools in the area of college acceptances is how diverse our admittances are and our emphasis on helping students find the ‘right fit’ college.”
     
    This year, college admittance rates around the nation have been extremely low, but that hasn’t seemed to affect Trinity’s graduates. 
     
    “In a year that has been more competitive than ever, I am so proud of our students and so happy for our community,” Wetendorf says.
     
    Head of School Shelby Hammer agrees. “Our students have risen above the challenges of 2020 and learning in a pandemic, and we are so incredibly proud of their accomplishments. The Class of 2021 has shown tremendous dedication and they deserve to be celebrated.  I know that these students would be very quick to tell you, however, that they achieved their success through the support of their family, classmates, and teachers. Trinity is a community, and when graduation comes in May, our students know they will have the entire community cheering them on.” 

    College Acceptances for the Class of 2021...
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  • Track and Field Athletes Qualify for Regionals

    Congratulations to our individual district champions and regional qualifiers for Track and Field. What great performances by all our Charger athletes, as we also had many top 10 finishes. The athletes named below will advance to Regionals.

    District 1 4A Girls 100 meter champion: Natalie S.
    District 1 4A Boys 3200 and 1600 meter champion: Brett C.
    3rd place in shotput and 4th place discus: Colleen M.
    3rd place in 4x100 meter: Alani A., Madison A., Sophie S. and Natalie S.
    2nd place in 800 & 3200 meter: Natalie S.
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  • Justin C. '21 Signs with Angelo State University

    Congratulations to senior Justin C. for signing with Angelo State University to join the Rams Clay Target team as a scholarship athlete.
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  • Trinity Boys and Girls Golf Win District

    TAPPS 4A District 1 Tournament, played at Odessa Country Club and hosted by Trinity School, took place Thursday, April 8. Five schools competed for a spot at the regional tournament, including Lubbock Christian, Lubbock Trinity, Lake Country Christian School, and Trinity Christian Academy. 

    Both Trinity Boys and Girls golf teams took the title of district champions. Jules C. took girls first overall, and Spencer W. took boys first overall. Ali E. snagged second place with Alina L. and Lauren S. completing the Girls team. The team total for the girls was 413. The Boys team includes Davis S. Spencer W., Andrew M., Caleb F., and Ansh P. turned in a 412 team total - a team best! 

    Both teams will travel to Glen Rose on April 19th to compete in the regional tournament at Squaw Valley Golf Course. From there, if they advance, they will play again at Squaw Valley at the TAPPS 4A state tournament.
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  • Trinity Boys and Girls Tennis Team at State

    Upper School Tennis Results at State

    The Chargers played well on day one and faced tough opponents in the quarterfinals in boys and girls doubles and girls singles. 

    Raj Sukumar played his first round against the second seed from John Paul II,  but was defeated after a well-fought match (2-6, 4-6). 

    In girls singles, Ellery Baker won her first round against Sugarland (7-5, 6-3) but fell in the quarters to The Covenant in the 10-point tiebreaker (3rd set), 6-3, 2-6, 1-10, after a tough match.

    Britton Butts and Sydney Sanz won their first round of doubles versus a team from San Marcos Academy (6-1, 6-1) and faced the first seeded team from Tyler All Saints in the quarters. The Tyler All Saints team won in two sets, 6-2, 6-2.

    Senior Blake Carney and partner Nithin Reddy won the first round against Veritas Academy. In the quarters, they played a team from Tyler All Saints. The Tyler boys played a strong game, and the Chargers played well, fought hard and gave it their all, but fell short in a loss of 6-4, 6-3.

    Coach Garos states: "We are truly grateful for the opportunity to play tennis this year. The fact that tennis season ended at State is icing on the cake. Of course, we hoped to play on day two as well, but the Chargers can be proud of their tennis game, how they represented their school, and of their accomplishments. We are looking forward to what next year will bring."
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  • March

    Grade One Students Throw Drive-By Celebration for Healthcare Workers

    Grade One students lined up outside Trinity School on Tuesday, March 30, to thank Midland Memorial Hospital healthcare workers in a drive-by thank you celebration. The Trinity Drumline played and hospital CEO Russel Meyers spoke to the students and accepted over 45 thank you letters from students.  

    Meyers will post the letters in the hospital for all the staff to read and enjoy.
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  • Trinity School of Midland Boys Golf team celebrates their win at the Midland Christian Invitational

    Trinity Boys and Girls Win at Midland Christian Invitational

    The Trinity Boys and Girls Golf teams saw great success at the Midland Christian Invitational tournament on March 29, 2021. The boys team placed 1st and David S. placing 2nd as an individual. In girls golf, Ali E. placed first individually and Jules C. came in 2nd. 

    The golf district tournament will take place next week at Odessa Country club. It is a one day tournament and the top four teams and top 10 individuals will advance to regionals.
    Read the MRT article here. 
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  • Boys Golf Place 3rd in Andrews JV Invitational

    Junior varsity boys golf placed third overall as a team, and Ansh P. '23 placed third as an individual in the Andrews JV Invitational on March 25.
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  • Trinity Varsity Tennis Win Medals at Big Lake Tournament

    The Chargers participated in the Big Lake tennis tournament on Friday, March 19. 

    On the girls side, Ellery B., Adalyn B. and Reagan A. played singles and faced strong opponents. Doubles girls, Sydney S./Britton B. and Maddie C./Katelyn D. also played hard.

    In boys tennis, Blake C. and Nithin R. placed third and Shine Y. and David V. were in the finals of the consolation bracket. Raj S. made quarterfinals in main draw and Brady F. placed first in consolation in singles.
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  • Yearbook Staff Wins Gallery of Excellence Award

    The 2021 Trinity School of Midland yearbook has been inducted into the Gallery of Excellence. This distinction is awarded to those yearbooks that consistently demonstrate superior quality. This is the 2nd year for the Trinity yearbook to receive this honor. Congratulations to both the yearbook staff and their teacher, BettyAnn Whitten, on this accomplishment. 

    Yearbook can still be purchased at https://yearbookforever.com/. 

    Pictured:
    Back Row (left to right): Sarahann Adams, Ashley Dickens, Stephanie Kaczor, Rachel Bates
    Front Row (left to right): Emilee Weaver,  Autumn Rangel,  Natalie Smith, Omosiuwe Enakpene, Charli Steward
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  • Trinity Boys Golf place at the ECISD Invitational golf tournament.

    First and Second Place Wins at ECISD Invitational

    Playing through the rough winds was not enough to throw these golfers off course at the ECISD Invitational on March 5, 2021. Trinity boys golf won second place in San Angelo this weekend with Davis S. taking overall first and Spencer W. winning second. Ali E. and Jules C. took first and second respectively in the girls' division.
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  • Trinity School Emblem Flown to International Space Station

    The Trinity School emblem was flown to the International Space Station during Expeditions 59, 60, and 61 (2019-2020) by NASA astronaut Christina Koch at the request of Trinity School alumna Dr. Sharmi Singh Watkins ’97. A Certificate of Spaceflight Authenticity was presented to Trinity School on March 3, 2021. 

    Pictured above: Student and niece of Dr. Watkins, Sophia Johnson '29, Head of School Shelby Hammer, student and niece of Dr. Watkins, Mia Johnson '29 Photo credit: Lauren Friday '20
     
    Head of School Shelby Hammer says, “This is an incredible honor, and we grateful to have our alumni continue to be part of Trinity and our community in meaningful ways. To have our emblem flown to the International Space Station is unbelievable, and we are forever grateful to Dr. Watkins for her dedication and support of the School.” 
     
    Dr. Watkins is the Assistant Director for Exploration in NASA’s Human Health and Performance Directorate and serves as Koch’s physician.  She has served as lead scientist for the NASA Human Research Program’s Exploration Medical Capability element and as a medical subject matter expert for NASA’s Commercial Crew and exploration programs. Watkins was inducted into the Trinity Alumni Hall of Honor in 2019.
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  • Ali E. Places Second in 2021 Tall City Invitational

    Ali E. ’22 placed second in the Tall City Invitational with an astounding two-day total of 143.  Congratulations, Ali!
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  • February

    Jules Crow Signs with Texas A&M University - Commerce

    Congratulations to Julianna Crow ’21 for signing her letter of intent to play golf at Texas A&M University-Commerce!
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  • Upper School Musical Auditions

    Katherine Anderson
    "A Grand Night for Singing" a showcase of the music of Rodgers and Hammerstein will take place April 16 and 17 at 7:00 p.m.
    Sarahann Adams
    Justin Blaylock
    Danielle Bryden
    Emma Buckaloo
    Bennett Cooper
    Ashley Dickens
    Betsy Hammer
    Avery Kappel
    Max Mouget
    Madeliene Hartman
    Madeline Mundko
    Lorraine Olowookere
    Autumn Rangel
    Mitchell Sharum
    Sophie Sharum
    Hannah Shedd
    Marah Strickland
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  • Aqua Charger Places 6th at TAPPS State Tournament

    On February 8, 2021, Lucie H. ’24 placed 6th in the 100m freestyle in her first-ever state tournament.
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  • Varsity Golf Tournament a Success

    The varsity girls and boys golf teams played their first tournament of the season - the Monahans Sandhills Invitational. Jules C. '21 took overall first place and Ali E. '22 followed a close second. Davis S. '21 placed in the top 5. A very successful first tournament for the Chargers!
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  • January

    Trinity Students Supports Empty Bowls Fundraiser

    Trinity students and the Fine Arts Department are supporting the West Texas Food Bank once again by making centerpiece bowls for their major fundraiser, Empty Bowls. Over 100 bowls were made by students and donated to the WTFB in support of the event.  Read more about the fundraiser here.
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  • ATSSB 3A/4A All-State Band

    This past weekend, three Trinity students made the ATSSB 3A/4A All-State band. Congratulations to
    Alex Khouri '23, Tenor Sax; Shine Yang '24, Trumpet; and Mitchell Sharum '21, Percussion.
     
    Two students also achieved runner-up for honorable mention: Julian Bauer '21, Alto Sax
    and Emily Rodenko '21, Clarinet.
     
    Trinity Band Director Mr. Holmes says, "Making the all-state band is a huge honor. Only 2% of the students who start the all-region process will make it to the state level."
     
    Alex, Shine, and Mitchell will participate in the All-State Band in Melissa, TX on June 9-12, 2021.

    MRT Article here.
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  • US All-Region Band Qualifiers

    The Trinity Upper School Band, which includes some 8th graders, had a successful virtual all-region competition. Congratulations to the following students who made All-Region Band, listed in their ranked order.  Also, congratulations to Adalyn B. (violin), who made the 6A all-region orchestra.  
     
    *Denotes advancing to area competition to try out for the all-state band in January.
     
    Violin
    Adalyn B.
     
    Flute 
    Ansh P.*
     
    Clarinet
    Emily R.* (First Chair)
    Debbie B.*
    Melissa M.*
    Justin B.*
    Victoria S.
     
    Alto Saxophone
    Julian B.*(Not pictured)
     
    Tenor Saxophone
    Alex K. * (First Chair)
     
    Trumpet
    Shine Y.*
    Evan M.
    Joseph K.
     
    Trombone
    Raj S.
    Bennett C.(Not pictured)
     
    Euphonium
    Ezekiel B.*
     
    Percussion
    Mitchell S.* (First Chair)
    Alec V.*
     
    * Denotes Area Qualifier
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  • All-State Academic

    Congratulations to the varsity athletes Davis Seybert and Ivan Valles who qualified for TAPPS Academic All-State. The qualifications are being a High School Junior or Senior, having a cumulative GPA of 3.5 or better on a 4.0 scale, and selected as First or Second Team All-District. 
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