Northwestern State University of Louisana

Trevor Davis is in his second season as a Graduate Assistant for the Demon basketball team. In his spare time, Davis is an instructor and boys AAU basketball coach. Davis served as head coach this past Spring/Summer of Lakeville, Minnesota's 17U Wear Out the Net team that garnered a 32-17 overall record. The 32 single season wins marked the most in program history. Per northstarhoopsreport.com, the team  maintained a constant top-10 state ranking and placed eight members on seven all-tournament teams throughout the season.

In 2012, Davis led the 16U boys Wear Out the Net AAU basketball team to a 16-26 overall mark. He also coached the 10^th grade boys’ basketball team and was an assistant coach for the varsity team at Farmington High School during the 2011-12 season. He served on the Farmington Travel Basketball Board of Directors as the director of player skill and development from 2011-12 as well. Also, Davis worked along side University of Illinois men's basketball head coach Bruce Weber during the 2011 Summer. 

A two-year football and three-year track athlete at Hamline University, Davis was awarded All-Conference honors in track and field for his performance during his sophomore season. At Farmington High School, Davis earned eight varsity letters between football, basketball and baseball. 

Born December 14, 1989, Davis is a native of Farmington, MN. His parents are Craig and Kelly Davis. He has two sisters, Ashley and Averi, and one brother, Trey. Davis received his Bachelor of Arts degree in communication studies from Hamline University in St. Paul, MN., and is currently working towards a Master's degree in Health and Human Performance at NSU.