Northwestern State University of Louisana

Trevor Wren is in his fourth season on the Northwestern State baseball staff and his second serving as the Demons’ director of player development following two years as a graduate assistant.

Wren spent his first three years in Natchitoches working with the NSU outfielders, seeing a pair of them enjoy career-best seasons.

In 2022, Wren helped Jeffrey Elkins earn All-Southland Defensive Team honors while blasting a career-best 13 home runs. A season later, Elkins became Northwestern State’s all-time home run leader, finishing with 36 career homers.

In Wren’s first season, he played a key role in helping Larson Fontenot enjoy a career-best season offensively (.300, 12 stolen bases) as part of a rotating cast of players that overcame injuries throughout 2021.

Wren spent two seasons (2019-20) at Andrew College in Georgia, working primarily with the team’s hitters and outfielders. He also coached ABCA/Rawlings Gold Glove winner Brenton Phillips.

Wren, an Ohio native, earned his undergraduate degree in sport management at Schreiner, earning Academic All-SCAC honors in all four years, and completed his master’s degree in sport administration at Northwestern State in May 2022.

A four-year letterman at Schreiner University in Kerrville, Texas, Wren was a three-year team captain who posted a .311 career batting average while playing first base and also pitching. He was a member of the 2018 Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference All-Sportsmanship Team.

During his playing career, Wren also held various positions within the Schreiner athletic department, including intramural coordinator, promotions coordinator and VA sports coordinator.