Trevor Grant joins the Colorado Northwestern Community College (CNCC) men’s wrestling staff as a Volunteer Assistant Coach, bringing a decorated wrestling background and years of proven coaching experience to the Spartan program.
A Nevada native, Grant was a standout prep wrestler, finishing as a three-time state finalist and two-time state champion. He also placed third at the state level as a freshman, establishing himself early as one of the top competitors in the region.
Grant went on to compete collegiately, where he continued his success on the mat. He became a three-time NCAA Division II national qualifier, an NCAA Division II All-American, and a John Peterson Memorial International Champion. His success as a student-athlete provided the foundation for his transition into coaching.
With six years of experience on staff at Meeker High School, Grant has coached multiple state champions and several high school All-Americans. Beyond the high school level, he serves as the lead clinician for Athlos Wrestling and is the co-founder of Exposure Youth Wrestling, where he helps develop and mentor young athletes through technical instruction and leadership training.
Now at CNCC, Grant brings his competitive experience, coaching knowledge, and passion for the sport to the Spartan wrestling program. His focus on discipline, technique, and athlete development will play a key role in shaping the foundation of CNCC’s men’s wrestling program.
