TRINITY FINE ARTS STUDENTS
WOW AT ANNUAL PERFORMANCE
Students in grades 6-12 in Fine Arts classes presented Trinity's annual
Twas the Night performance to two sold out audiences and then again
for the entire student body.
Dancers in levels 1-6 presented ballet, jazz, and modern selections
while the middle school choir, the Trinity Singers, and the Guys and
Dolls Show Choir sang and danced to both new and traditional
Christmas tunes. Students in the Visual Arts department showcased
their works in the winter wonderland transformed lobby of Willett
Hall.
This annual tradition is a Trinity favorite, getting everyone in the spirit
of the season.
SAINT JAMES SCHOOL
TAKES THE STATE TITLE
IN CROSS COUNTRY
The Saint James Girls Cross Country team,
with front runner Junior Presley Miles, took
the Class 3A State Championship title in early
November. Presley recorded the best time
of all the female competitors at the event,
“Presley was the fastest girl in Alabama by
25 seconds,” per Saint James Coach Kevin
Madden. “Presley is an amazing competitor,
but she was also leading a team that stepped
up and achieved their best when it counted
the most. Cross Country competitions
include the top five performers, and with
those included, Saint James was able to take
Westminster Christian by 13 points,” Madden
explained.
“I’m very proud of Presley Miles, Kendal
Wright, and Hannah Richardson for earned
all-state,” Madden said. “Everyone contributed
to the team championship including the
‘Blazing Bennetts – Breanna and Brooke,’” he
continued. “They produced mightily for their
team and are just in 7th grade!”
The 3A Cross Country Championship this
fall marks a first for Saint James, however,
it is the third state title for Miles and her
teammates in 2019. The STJ Girls earned two
titles in the winter and spring: Indoor Track
State Champions and Outdoor Track & Field
State Champions.
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