Meet Trinity Savage—a 2025 graduating senior from Century High School whose journey is filled with dedication, passion, and purpose. A dancer turned athlete and now future educator, Trinity’s story is one of growth, transition, and staying true to the things she loves most.

For 15 years, Trinity trained and performed at her mother’s studio, Savage Dance Company, where she built a foundation of discipline and creativity. She danced competitively throughout her childhood, cherishing every rehearsal, every competition, and every moment with her dance family. Dance was her world, and it shaped her into the confident and poised young woman she is today. In high school, Trinity discovered a new love—volleyball. What started as a sport quickly became her main passion, and she devoted all four years to the team, playing both during the school season and in club leagues during the off-season. On the court, she found the same sense of challenge and joy that dance had given her, and she embraced it fully. Now, Trinity is preparing for the next exciting chapter of her life at Towson University, where she will major in Early Childhood Education. Inspired by her recent internship in a kindergarten classroom, Trinity has discovered a deep passion for teaching. Spending both semesters of her senior year learning hands-on in the classroom confirmed what she already knew—she was meant to make a difference in the lives of young children. Outside of school and sports, Trinity’s heart is always at the beach. She spends her summers in Bethany Beach, a second home that holds some of her favorite memories. It was only fitting that she chose this meaningful location for her senior portraits—a place where she feels most herself, surrounded by sun, sand, and the people she loves. With her warm spirit, strong work ethic, and passion for both the arts and education, Trinity is ready to take on the future. Whether she’s in the classroom, on the court, or walking the sandy shorelines of Bethany, one thing is certain—Trinity brings heart to everything she does.