Bio:

Trevor Doyle, born on November 6th in San Antonio, Texas, has built a strong career as both an educator and coach. A graduate of Sul Ross State University, Trevor excelled academically, earning Dean’s List honors multiple years as well as recognition from the American Southwest Conference for his achievements on the court and in the classroom. As a standout athlete, he was named Freshman of the Year for Men’s Basketball, setting the tone for his commitment to leadership and perseverance in both athletics and academics.

Trevor began his teaching and coaching career in 2017-2018 with Northside ISD in San Antonio, where he gained valuable experience across multiple campuses including Brennan High School, Stevens High School, and Anson Jones Middle School. His coaching assignments have been diverse, ranging from assistant tennis, golf, and girls varsity softball, but his primary passion has always been basketball. He has served as both a freshman head coach and assistant varsity coach, where his leadership and player development skills stood out. Currently, he continues his coaching journey at Flour Bluff ISD, serving as the 7th Grade A Team Coach and Junior Varsity Boys Basketball Coach, while also teaching Special Education and English.

Outside of his professional life, Trevor is a dedicated family man who enjoys spending time with his wife, Brittany, and their two daughters, Ariana and Madison. When not in the gym or classroom, he can often be found outdoors, fishing or walking with his corgi mix, Yogi. His passion for athletics, education, and family continues to guide him as he makes a lasting impact on his students and athletes both on and off the court.