Anyone familiar with Trinity Catholic football is probably familiar with Kelsey Pedigo. Pedigo organizes all the Group Me Chat info from JV to varsity for the coaching staff, handles any limitation’s for spectators, coordinates volunteers, and oversees the order for sandwiches and drinks from Subway insuring they are in place for players on game day, just to name a few of the things Pedigo and other volunteers handle each week.
“I believe it is important for parents to volunteer to show their support, not only for their child, but for the team as a whole and the school. Being supportive of your student athlete, encourages them to succeed and obtain the goals that they have set for themselves and the team. Being involved, is a way to give back to the school. It teaches your child the importance of giving one’s time to support them, the team, and the school. Hopefully, this is something that carries over into their adult life. Being a volunteer and part of school activities also shows your child that they have ‘value,’ and you are investing your time in them, because they matter,” said Pedigo.
Her son, Keaton, is a senior this year and plays right guard on offense and defensive end on defense for Trinity.