Trevor Crabb

Trevor Crabb was first introduced to volleyball right after he learned to walk by his father, Chris. He played indoor volleyball at Long Beach State from 2009 to 2013 before beginning his professional beach volleyball career. In his first full AVP season in 2014, he earned AVP Rookie of the Year honors and quickly established himself as one of the sport’s most dynamic competitors.

Trevor has built a global reputation for his competitiveness, athleticism, and rivalry with his brother Taylor. He found major success with partner Tri Bourne, winning five tournaments together, including back-to-back Manhattan Beach Opens. He is a four-time Manhattan Beach Open champion, with additional victories in 2019 alongside Reid Priddy and in 2024 with Theo Brunner. Trevor has competed for the Palm Beach Passion across all three AVP League seasons with Phil Dalhausser, winning both the League Cup and AVP Championship in 2025 as a Duo. Trevor also won the League MVP in 2025.

Off the court, Trevor enjoys binge-watching TV shows, following the stock market, and spending time surfing and swimming in the ocean.