Trevor Cameron is the first head coach of the King University Tornado women’s flag football program. He was announced as the program’s inaugural coach in October 2024 and tasked with building the newest addition to King Athletics from the ground up.

Recent Seasons as Head Coach

• 2026 (Inaugural Season): Led the Tornado to a 4–10 overall record and a berth in the Conference Carolinas Tournament in the program’s first year of existence. King earned several milestone victories and advanced to postseason play before falling to Lees-McRae in the opening round. Cameron developed strong individual talent, producing three First Team All-Conference Carolinas selections (including Alyssa Ramos at WR/DB and Caroline Small at LB) and one Second Team honoree (center Hailey Mescall). Ramos also earned Conference Carolinas Freshman of the Year honors after delivering one of the most complete freshman seasons nationally.

Pre-King Coaching and Professional Experience

Cameron arrived at King after four years on staff at Milligan University (2020–24), where he served as a student assistant and graduate assistant. During the 2023–24 season, Milligan posted the best record in program history at 9–8, with notable wins over Point University (twice), Life University, and Baker College. His responsibilities included player development, practice planning, administrative support, and program operations.In the summer of 2023, he worked as a Box Office Intern with the Elizabethton River Riders, gaining experience in event management, customer service, and athletic operations. Cameron also competed on the Milligan esports team and served as the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) representative.

Education and Personal

Cameron earned his bachelor’s degree in Sports Management and Exercise Science from Milligan University, graduating with a 3.0 GPA. He is currently pursuing graduate studies.

Cameron brings energy, organizational skills, and a strong developmental background to King University as he continues to lay the foundation for a competitive and successful women’s flag football program.