Hall was added to the main building, which serves as the school's cafeteria and administrative hub, as well as hosting the Trinity Campus Store. The Trinity Campus expanded again in 2004 to include the third expansion to the main building, Duerr Hall. In November 2004, it was announced that Trinity would be razing its athletic stadium to build a brand new one at the end of the season. The R.W. Marshall Stadium was constructed between December 2004 and May 2005, at a cost of $3 million (equivalent to $ million in ). Other buildings on the Trinity Campus include the Communication Arts Center, which holds Convocation Hall, and the Trinity Theatre. Student body Demographics The ethnic makeup of Trinity's student body was classified in 2015 by the United States Department of Education as being "overwhelmingly white", with 7.7% of students being African American. Other minorities include Asians (0.7%), Hispanic (1.3%), and students identifying as mixed race (4.7%). All minority students make up a combined 11.2% of the student body. Athletics The Trinity Athletics Department participates in 14 KHSAA sanctioned sports and KSHAA sports activities. Trinity also participates in five club sports. Notable alumni Athletics Baseball Corey Littrell, pitcher Trever Miller, pitcher Jimmy Osting, pitcher Basketball Ray Spalding, forward David Johnson, guard Jay Scrubb, forward Figure skating Ernie Utah Stevens, pair skater Football Rob Bironas, kicker Brian Brohm, quarterback Jeff Brohm, quarterback, Louisville head coach Dalyn Dawkins, running back Carwell Gardner, running back Donnie Gardner, defensive end Rondale Moore, wide receiver Reggie Bonnafon, wide receiver Steve Raible, wide receiver, later a news anchor for KIRO-TV and play-by-play radio commentator for the Seattle Seahawks Soccer John Michael Hayden, soccer player, head coach of University of Louisville Politics and law Greg Fischer, Mayor of Louisville since 2011 Bob Heleringer, member of the Kentucky House of Representatives 1980–2002 Todd Hollenbach, Kentucky State Treasurer 2008–2016, State 30th District Court judge since 2016 Others Steve Crump, television reporter for WBTV Gary J. Sullivan, video engineer Troy Yocum, activist and fundraiser for veteran's issues See also List of schools in Louisville, Kentucky Trinity murders References External links Trinity High School website Boys' schools in Kentucky Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Louisville Educational institutions established in 1953 Catholic secondary schools in Kentucky 1953 establishments in Kentucky Schools in Jefferson County, Kentucky St. Matthews, Kentucky