Louisville, KY – Trinity High School seniors Tyler English, John Michael Heile, Tyler Sweeden and Joey Warburg will sign a national letter of intent to participate in collegiate athletics at a ceremony to be held at 3 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 1, at Trinity High School.

Tyler English (football) will sign with Western Kentucky University. “Tyler is a player that has figured out what commitment means,” said Trinity head football coach Bob Beatty. “He made a true commitment, and now he has the hardware to show for it. He actually played hurt for most of the season, and that shows what kind of heart he has. He’ll be a very good player for Western.”

John Michael Heile (football) will sign with the Brown University. “This is a perfect fit for John,” Beatty said. “He will contribute right away at the next level. He can make all the right calls, and he enjoys the game of football. He loves the competition and will be missed at Trinity High School. I’m looking forward to watching him at the next level.”

Tyler Sweeden (football) will sign with the University of Tennessee-Martin. “He has superb work ethic and is a superb person,” Beatty said. “He continues to grow both mentally and physically as a person and a player. U-T Martin is blessed to have Tyler and his family.”

Joey Warburg (football) will reveal his college choice Wednesday. “I have enjoyed coaching him,” Beatty said. “He’s been a starter for three years, has improved every year and has his best football ahead of him. He leads by example and not with his mouth, which is a coach’s dream.”

The signing ceremony will take place in Trinity’s Alumni Hall, which is located at 4011 Shelbyville Road in St. Matthews. Members of the coaching staffs and the signees’ parents will attend. Parking is available along Alumni Hall on Sherrin Avenue or in the adjacent lots.

NOTE: Please arrive by 2:30 p.m. to avoid student traffic before dismissal.