Trevor Deloach makes his coaching debut with the Hawks in 2014-15 after a successful collegiate playing career. He brings a plethora of playing experience to the Hawks[apos] coaching staff and has spent time at two high-level Division I men's basketball programs (UNCW & South Carolina).
He comes to the Hawks from the University of North Carolina at Wilmington, where he played three seasons from 2009-2012. The Greenwood, S.C., native enjoyed his best season with the Seahawks as a junior. That season, he averaged 21.2 minutes-per-game with 8.8 points-per-game and 4.4 rebounds-per-game. He scored more than 20 points in three consecutive games vs. Virginia Commonwealth, Georgia State and William & Mary. Deloach was named co-CAA Player of the Week and scored double figures 10 times that year.
In his senior year, Deloach played 15 mpg and brought down an average of three boards and four points. He scored 4.3 ppg as a sophomore for UNCW in 2009-10. He came off the bench to score a team-high 17 points against Campbell in his sophomore campaign.
The guard[apos]s collegiate career saw him originally sign with the University of South Carolina in 2007, but he would redshirt in his freshman season with the Gamecocks. Deloach then transferred to Chipola Junior College in 2008. He led Chipola to a 34-2 that season as he played 22 games and scored 3.9 ppg. He shot 31-percent from three-point range as a freshman.
Deloach had a decorated prep career at Saluda High School (S.C.).The three-sport star was named Gatorage Player of the Year in 2007 and AA Player of the Year by the South Carolina Basketball Coaches Assocation as a senior. In both his junior and senior years, he was named All-State, Lakeslands Player of the Year and Region Player of the Year. He averaged 34 points-per-game and 14 rebounds-per-game for Coach Jimmy Kinnard. He also dished out four assists-per-game in his four years with the Tigers.
Deloach earned MVP honors at Five-Star Summer Basketball Camp in Hampton, Va., and was rated the No. 1 guard in South Carolina as a senior. He capped his scoring at Saluda with over 3,000 points scored.
The sharp-shooter graduated from the UNCW in 2012 with a Bachelor of Arts in Communications. He has one daughter, Imani.
His pre-game routine includes listening to gospel and saying a prayer. His mother is the person that has influenced him the most and his hobbies outside of sports include reading and watching game film. Deloach's favorite book is Danger Zone by David Klass and his favorite movie is Bad Boyz. His philosophy is to WIN TODAY.
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