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Football Are State Champions
Titans capture first-ever D-I VISAA championship before record home crowd
Saturday, November 20 was a special day for Trinity, as a record crowd of nearly 4,000 students, parents, alumni and guests from Benedictine College Prep gathered in Aycock Stadium to see Trinity earn the Division-I VISAA State Football Championship for the first time ever.
In the temporary bleachers constructed at each end zone, spirit and sportsmanship were on full display as students created an atmosphere that led to what Coach Sam Mickens called “the greatest football game I’ve ever seen.”
On the field, the Trinity players and coaches exemplified the TITANS value of “Toughness,” enduring an end-of-regulation emotional rollercoaster — seemingly having won the game twice before heading to overtime — and a converting a do-or-die two-point conversion to seal the win.
See photos of the game and the on-field celebration on the Trinity Photo Gallery at https://www.trinityes.org/news--calendar/photo-gallery.
And you can relive the excitement on TESPN, Trinity’s student-run athletics media club, by watching the livestream at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_d8TPxbisKo.
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In the temporary bleachers constructed at each end zone, spirit and sportsmanship were on full display as students created an atmosphere that led to what Coach Sam Mickens called “the greatest football game I’ve ever seen.”
On the field, the Trinity players and coaches exemplified the TITANS value of “Toughness,” enduring an end-of-regulation emotional rollercoaster — seemingly having won the game twice before heading to overtime — and a converting a do-or-die two-point conversion to seal the win.
See photos of the game and the on-field celebration on the Trinity Photo Gallery at https://www.trinityes.org/news--calendar/photo-gallery.
And you can relive the excitement on TESPN, Trinity’s student-run athletics media club, by watching the livestream at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_d8TPxbisKo.
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