Philosophy

In the Trinity-Pawling Football program, emphasis is always placed on the important lessons of the sport: teamwork, commitment, hard work, and sportsmanship. We strive to give every athlete, regardless of talent, a tremendous experience. The Pride is limited to four postgraduate spots within the Erickson League. It is essential that we develop every young man through a strength and conditioning program, in and out of season, along with a counter-cultural push to have boys contribute to multiple sports. We strive to get to know each young man on a personal level and to serve as mentors in their lives — challenging them to become the best versions of themselves.

History

In the 2017 season, the Pride overcame a challenging start to the season to win the final seven games, culminating with a Mike Atkins NEPSAC Bowl Game win over Deerfield Academy. The Pride won the Erickson League Championship in 2016 and played in the NEPSAC Championship Bowl Game. Trinity-Pawling has a long and storied football tradition stretching back to the founding of the school in 1907. You can find past and present players in the rosters and record books of almost every college football conference. The Pride has two New England Class A championships, four New England bowl victories, and five Erickson Conference championships. Trinity-Pawling consistently places student-athletes in competitive collegiate football programs.

League

Trinity-Pawling football competes in the highly respected and competitive Erickson Conference, New England Prep Class A League, and Founders League.

Facilities

• Coratti Field - Home of Trinity-Pawling Football; renovated with new turf and enhanced with state-of-the-art video capture and analysis system (Playsight)
• Smith Field House: Opened in 2017
• Schreiber Weight Room: Renovated in 2014
• Pride Locker Room: Renovated in 2013

Questions about the Trinity-Pawling football program? Contact Head Coach Nick LaFontaine.

Varsity Football Coaches

Varsity Football Roster • 2019 Season