Trinity Swimming and Diving Team’s Community Service Featured in Express-News
Through hands-on service, Trinity student-athletes play an active role in making a positive impact in the San Antonio community
Members of Trinity University’s swimming and diving team were recently recognized in a San Antonio Express-News feature highlighting their volunteer work at a Bexar County farm dedicated to caring for rescued dogs. The article notes how the student-athletes contributed their time and energy to help clear brush and fix up the road around the farm in Adkins, Texas, reflecting the University’s strong commitment to service and community engagement.
The Bexar County farm, operated by longtime animal advocate Brooke Negley, provides a safe and welcoming environment where dogs receive care, attention, and room to thrive. Read the full story here.
In the above image: Brooke Negley prepares to throw a tennis ball for a pack of dogs as they take an evening walk around her 100-acre ranch in Adkins on Dec. 19. She takes the dogs on free-range walks twice a day. (Sam Owens/San Antonio Express-News)
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