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Kitzbuhel, Austria, 2009-01-25

Following up his 23rd place in Wengen last week, Trevor cracked into the top ten for the first time of his career. In front of 40 000 fans, Trevor had the 8th best time in the first run. "Going into the second run I was very nervous. It was a tough set and the track was quite icy. I had never been in this position after a first run, but I told myself there is no use in simply skiing down." Trevor skied solid, perhaps holding back at times, but managed to hold on to his 8th place. " Its a great result, and I hope to build on it.

Wengen, Switzerland, 2009-01-18

In his first World Cup of 2009, Trevor managed a 23rd in the Slalom in Wengen, Switzerland. He had a very solid second run and was on pace for what looked to be a top 10 result, however missed a gate near the finish and consequently had to hike. "Its bitter sweet. Its the first time Ive qualified for a second run, and although I skied well and had a good approach in the 2nd run, I made a very costly mistake." trevor now heads to Austria for the famed Kitzbuhel World Cup next weekend.

Christmas Update, 2008-12-31

After failing to qualify in the first World Cup of the season in Levi, Finland, Trevor regained his confidence winning the first Noram of the season in Colorado. Having raced 2 Europa Cups in Italy and completing the first third of the season, Trevor has returned home for a week at home with friends and family for the holidays. "Its always nice to be able to come home, even though its short lived. Nothing beats your own bed and a home cooked meal." Trevor now leaves to Maine for 2 Noram Slaloms and then to Wengen, Switzerland for his next World cup start.

Hintertux, Austria, 2008-10-17

" The glaciers in Austria are one of the few consistent places to ski this time of year. We have had perfect weather and phenomenal training." Trevor returns home in a week to rest and prepare physically before the first World Cup SL in November.

Queenstown, New Zealand, 2008-09-12

Trevor is currently at his second on snow camp of the off season at Coronet Peak in Queenstown, New Zealand. He will be training for 2 weeks before returning home for a week and heading to Europe for his final camp before the beginning of the season. " New Zealand is a lovely place with no shortage of things to do, which makes the time not spent on snow enjoyable. Skiing is going well, spring conditions as the southern winter is nearing its end, but we have managed to have some great training."