In the 100th anniversary year of Jenks football, the Trojans’ stadium is getting a new name.
Starting Friday, the facility known as Hunter-Dwelley Field will be called Allan Trimble Stadium.
It is in honor of longtime head coach Allan Trimble, who has guided the Trojans to 13 state titles over 22 seasons and is in his second year with incurable Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis, or...
We heard Alan Robertson of Duck Dynasty and Thompson Square. We saw a very appreciative and always humble Coach Trimble thank everyone involved in making the A Night of Legacy a reality.
The purpose of the function was to raise funds for Coach Trimble and the Trimble Strong Foundation.
“A Night of Legacy” celebrated the contributions and successes of Coach Trimble’s 21-year career...
Jenks Football Coach Allan Trimble was honored Saturday at the Mabee Center. "A Night of Legacy" celebrated the 13-time State Champion's incredible career and served as a fundraiser for his battle with ALS. Click Here for Video
Recap The Night of Legacy with a great YouTube video with Thompson Square. If you were not there, it's the next best thing to have been there in person. Thanks to the YouTube author for a great video. Click Here for the Video
We want to thank everyone. We appreciate our Partner Level Sponsors generosity and support. It is impossible to list everyone, but the The Night of Legacy could not have happened without many, many volunteers and supporters. Special thanks also to the ORU administration, Alan Robertson and Thompson Square for their roles in making the event special.
Catch up with Jenks Football Coach Allan Trimble and hear about A Night of Legacy event coming up Saturday evening, July 15. Duck Dynasty's Al Robertson and Thompson Square are two of the special guests at the charity event benefiting Trimble Strong Foundation.
"Man, I don't know about you, but this past year has been a real whirlwind for me.
From being able to enjoy my oldest daughter's beautiful wedding a few weeks ago and soaking up the joy and happiness that goes along with celebrating with beloved family and friends all the way to celebrating another year of life and my one year anniversary of being diagnosed with ALS. I even retired for...
