Connecticut College Athletic Hall of Fame
Trevor Prophet ’11 excelled as a dual sport athlete who captained the men’s soccer and tennis programs. Prophet's influence as a leader had a significant impact as a student-athlete, campus leader and assistant coach. On the pitch, Prophet was a three-time All-NESCAC selection and a two-time NSCAA Division III All-New England Region honoree, finishing his career with 63 career points on 28 goals and seven assists. In his junior season, he notched three game-winning goals, leading the Camels to their first ever winning record vs. NESCAC competition. As a tennis student-athlete, he led the program to its first winning season (2011) since joining the NESCAC and was named to the NESCAC All-Sportsmanship Team. Furthermore, the two-sport standout won the school’s prestigious Anita L. DeFrantz (outstanding senior male athlete) and Katherine Finney Memorial (exhibiting leadership, responsibility and integrity) Awards. He served as President of the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee and was a Floor Governor and Housefellow through residence life. Graduating with degrees in Economics and International Relations in 2011, he returned as an assistant men's soccer coach and completed his Master's in Psychology from 2013-2016. Prophet's time as an assistant to coach Kenny Murphy included NESCAC playoff victories against Williams (first-ever NESCAC home playoff game) and a #8 vs. #1 Tufts upset. Both wins led to the program's first-ever NESCAC semifinals appearances and laid a foundation for the national success that followed. Prophet now works within leadership and non-profit sectors.
