Athletics

Performance & Training

Athletic Performance and Athletic Training Programs at Trinity

Trinity Episcopal School's athletic performance program provides quality care and instruction for the entire Trinity community. Our method consists of prevention, evaluation, emergency care treatment and rehabilitation. We strive to work with our student athletes to improve optimal performance and decrease the likelihood of injuries. Our goal is to provide our student athletes with confidence, motivation, knowledge and an aspiration to discover their path.
 
Adam Banwarth, M.Ed., SCCC, CSCS, started working at Trinity Episcopal School in June of 2009. Adam is a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist and holds two certifications. Adam works with every sports team during their season to prevent injury and help athletes achieve their athletic potential. He also works with off-season teams, students and holds a summer lifting program.  
 
Trinity named Safe Sports School:  Since 2013, TES has been named a Safe Sports School with 1st team designation, according to the National Athletic Training Association. This award recognizes secondary schools that take the crucial steps to keep their athletes safe.  Read more below regarding this distinction.

Trinity receives national recognition for safe sports program

National Athletic Trainer's Association Safe Sports School Award presented to Trinity
Trinity was again named as the recipient of the National Athletic Trainer's Association Safe Sports School award, effective 2021-2024.  The award champions safety and recognizes secondary schools that provide safe environments for student athletes.  The award reinforces the importance of providing the best level of care, injury prevention and treatment.

"Trinity Athletics continues to be proud of the 1st-Team Recognition from the National Trainers Association," said Athletic Director Anna Prillaman. "Here at Trinity, we are committed to keeping our student athletes safe during physical competitions, team practices and strength training. We are also fully aware of the increasing need to monitor our athlete's mental health. We will continue to strive to monitor all safety standards to the fullest extent."  

For more information regarding the National Athletic Trainers' Association and school programs, visit www.athletictrainers.org.

Athletics Staff

List of 6 members.

  • Photo of Anna Prillaman

    Anna Prillaman 

    Athletic Director
    (804) 672-4955
  • Photo of Adam Lonon

    Adam Lonon 

    Associate Athletic Director
    (804) 528-1345
  • Photo of Adam Banwarth

    Adam Banwarth 

    Assistant Athletic Director/Director of Strength and Conditioning
    (804) 672-4953
  • Photo of Diane Gillert

    Diane Gillert 

    Athletic Operations Coordinator
    (804) 528-1320
  • Photo of Kelsey Schaefer-Holt

    Kelsey Schaefer-Holt 

    Head Athletic Trainer
  • Photo of Carter Tyree

    Carter Tyree 

    Media Coordinator/Games Operations Manager
Coaches:
Contact information for coaches may be found on the Team Pages.  Contact information is associated with the specific sport offering.