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Trinity Hall Celebrates Six Seniors on National Signing Day

Trinity Hall, an independent, all-girls high school, congratulates its senior student-athletes who participated in a National Signing Day ceremony on November 11. Trinity Hall celebrated the six seniors who have committed to pursuing their athletic and academic careers at the collegiate level.

“We could not be prouder of these six outstanding student-athletes! Their hard work, dedication, and commitment to excellence in both their schoolwork and athletics have earned them this exciting opportunity. We look forward to watching them thrive at the collegiate level and one day welcoming them back to inspire the next generation of Trinity Hall student-athletes. Once a Monarch, always a Monarch!”

“Each of these student-athletes has demonstrated tremendous dedication to balancing the demands of academics and athletics, and their accomplishments reflect the hard work they have put in along the way,” said Assistant Head of School for Student Programs and Services, Alyssa Morreale. “We are incredibly proud of all they have achieved at Trinity Hall and look forward to seeing them carry their talents, determination and leadership into the next chapter of their lives, both in college and beyond.”

 

The Trinity Hall community congratulates the following senior student-athletes: 

Shanley Avery- Women’s Rowing at Rutgers University

Chiara Donohue- Women’s Lacrosse at Duke University 

O’Malley Eldridge- Women’s Lacrosse at U.S. Military Academy at West Point

Kailyn Fitzgerald- Women’s Soccer at U.S. Military Academy at West Point

Emma Mullins- Women’s Softball at Middlebury College

Peyton Phelan- Women’s Swimming and Diving at Colby College

Congratulations Monarchs! 

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