Trevor Winton, MA, ATC
Assistant Athletic Trainer

E-mail: twinton@chapman.edu

Trevor is originally from Orange County and grew up in Mission Viejo and Lake Forest.  After graduating from El Toro High School, Trevor attended San Diego State University, where he earned his bachelor's degree in Kinesiology with an emphasis in Athletic Training.  At SDSU, Trevor worked with UCSD women's soccer, SDSU football, and women's crew and served as an assistant to the team physician and with the baseball team.  He also completed a summer internship with the San Diego Chargers.

Upon graduating in 2004, Trevor served as a graduate assistant athletic trainer at Fresno State, working primarily with wrestling, along with football, track, cross country and tennis.  His graduate assistant position also involved teaching duties in the athletic training program, including Introduction to Athletic Training, Therapeutic Modalities, and Evaluation of Athletic Injuries.  After completing his thesis on "Burnout in Graduate Assistants in the College/University Setting," Trevor completed his master's degree in Kinesiology with an emphasis in Sports Psychology in May 2006.

Trevor explains his dedication to sports and athletic training: "I love football, but I was too small to play in high school, so I ran cross country and track.  I enjoy the athletic training profession because of its ever-changing work environment, new daily challenges and the lasting relationships with athletes and colleagues."  An avid runner, Trevor generally can be found in three places when it comes to his free time – the beach, the slopes or the golf course.