Alpine Canada/Peak Photography

Height: 5'9" / 175 cm Weight: 172 lbs / 78 kgs Birth date: 1984/04/27 - Calgary, AB Residence: Calgary, AB Club: NATC/FAST Alpine Ski Team, AB Skis: Volkl Bindings: Marker Boots: Dalbello Poles: Swix Helmet & Goggles: POC Headgear Sponsor: Crescent Point Energy Corp

 Growing up among the Rocky Mountains, Trevor spent much of his youth on the slopes of the now extinct Fortress Mountain. With ski instructors for parents, and an older brother already involved in the sport, he had all the ingredients of success. By the age of 3 he had quickly recognized his family's passion for the sport and began to appreciate what the sport had to offer. At age 5 he was introduced to "Racing" through the Nancy Greene Program where he developed technically as a young skier. Soon, it was off to Juvenile. Although strong technically, Trevor lacked size and confidence and therefore encountered difficulty succeeding.

After joining the National Alpine Training Center Ski Team, he filled what voids he had and began too see desired accomplishments, some of which involved the podium at the Canadian Juvenile Championships. His first few years of FIS proved to be great learning experiences, where he truly chose his path as an athlete, and began to strive for excellence. In the 2001- 2002 season he qualified for his first of what would be 2 years on the Alberta Ski Team. In completing that 2nd year he qualified for a Canadian Ski Team Development Group where, although named to the Alberta Ski Team, he spent the year training and competing with the Canadian Men's Junior Team. This opportunity proved to be very successful as his 2003- 2004 season was full of success, including an unfortunate mishap at the World Junior Championships during a near podium performance.

Going into his 9th season as a member of the Canadian Alpine Ski Team, Trevor has spent his last 4 years competing on the World Cup circuit. He was also named to the 2010 Canadian Olympic team and competed in Vancouver. Plagued by knee injures, including 3 surgeries, Trevor hopes to remain healthy and endure a successful career on the World Cup tour, and has his sites on a medal in the 2014 Olympics in Sochi.

2010/2011 Highlights:
• 12th Val D'isere, France WC
• 19th Levi, Finland WC
• 20th Adelboden, Switzerland WC
• 20th Garmisch, Germany World Championships
• 21st Kranska Gora, Slovenia WC
• 23rd Schladming, Austria WC

Career Highlights:
• 2 time World Championship Team Memeber
• 2010 Olympian
• 2009 Kitzbuehel World Cup 8th place Slalom
• 14 top 30 World Cup Results

Current World Rank - 27