Senior Swimmers Graduate

At the 186th Commencement the Trinity College Swim Team said farewell to this years group of senior swimmers and wished them well as they head into the next exciting chapter of their lives. Pictured right are Senior men's and women's captains Jenna Carroll and Brian Castelluccio. Brian ended his stellar four year swimming and academic career by being recognized as one of 17 Trinity College Optimi, meaning he earned an A- or better in all courses required for his degree. 

Carroll ended her accomplished swimming and academic career by being honored with the Robert R. Bartlett Award for excellence in Athletics and Service to the Community. 

Brian will begin working towards his graduate degree at the University of Connecticut and Jenna has already begun work at a prestigious New York Law Firm. We wish all our Trinity Seniors the best of luck and know they will find success in whatever the future holds from them.

First Year Diver, Megan Darnley, who earlier this year shattered the school's pole vault record by over two feet continued her record setting tear the rest of the season. At the NESCAC Championships, at Bates University Darnley broke her previous record of 9'00" and established a new mark of 9'6.25". Her new record score was good enough for 10th place in the Conference.

Just two weeks later, Darnley would go on to establish a new record for the third time this season. At the New England Open Championship she cleared a height of 9'08". Congratulations again and again, Megan!

Sophomore McCann Excels In Swimming & Rowing

After finishing up his second swim season, Sophomore, Ryan McCann began his first season as a member of the men's crew team here at Trinity. In his first season he competed with the men's Novice 8 Crew. Early on in the season he helped his boat to a first place finish at Knecht Cup on Cooper River. McCann's boat finished with a first-place time of 6:00.62, edging second-place Drexel which came in at 6:02.05.

McCann finished his season at the New England Regatta and helped lead Trinity’s Third Varsity 8 to victory.to The Third Varsity won a four-boat race with a time of 6:28.36, which was nearly four seconds faster than second-place Wesleyan.