Trevor Crabb

Athlete Bio#

Height

6'4"

Age

Hometown

Honolulu, HI

Education

Punahou High School University of Puget Sound/Long Beach State (2013; kinesiology)

Personal

Brother, Taylor Crabb, is also a professional beach volleyball player... Mother, Paula Crabb, competed in gymnastics at Southern Connecticut University... Uncle Tony Crabb was assistant coach with 1984 indoor Olympic Volleyball Team that won the gold medal in Los Angeles... Cousins with two-time Olympic silver medalist Lindsey Berg

Career Highlights

Placed 4th with Tri Bourne at the 2019 World Championships in Hamburg. Pair was beaten by Norway in the bronze medal match
Has three international gold medals on the FIVB World Tour and three on the NORCECA Tour. Won the 2018 FIVB four-star event in Qinzhou, China with Tri Bourne
Made his professional beach debut at the 2011 Hermosa Beach Wide Open tournament with brother, Taylor
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In August 2018, partnered with Tri Bourne and won the FIVB four-star in Qinzhou. Finished fourth at FIVB four-star in Las Vegas. Finished third at AVP in Waikiki
In 2018, partnered with John Mayer mid-season and won gold at the FIVB three-star events in Lucerne, Switzerland and Jinjiang, China
In 2017, partnered with Olympian Sean Rosenthal. Duo had a best finish of fifth place on the FIVB World Tour. On the domestic AVP Tour, they finished second four times and third once
On the FIVB Tour, between 2015-16, played with four partners and had career best three ninth-place finishes with brother Taylor in 2016
Played his first FIVB World Tour tournament in 2014, with Adam Roberts
On the NORCECA Tour from 2014-16, has six podium finishes, going five-for-five in 2016
Made his international beach debut in 2014 at NORCECA Cuba
Made his professional beach debut at the 2011 Hermosa Beach Wide Open tournament with Taylor, finishing 49th
Played one season at Puget Sound in basketball where he helped them to the DIII Sweet 16, transferred to Long Beach State where he played two seasons of volleyball at OH
Played volleyball and basketball at Punahou High School in Honolulu, won the state basketball championship