Trey Gordon

About Trey Gordon

Trey Gordon for the Atlanta Wild, 2026 — Atlanta Wild, 2026

Trey Gordon brings a versatile athletic background and a deep passion for performance to the team. With nearly five years of experience coaching CrossFit and three years of serious competitive training, Trey has developed a well-rounded skill set built on strength, endurance, and mental toughness. His coaching experience has not only sharpened his technical knowledge but also reinforced his commitment to helping others perform at their best.

Before CrossFit, Trey competed in both baseball and lacrosse, building a strong foundation in teamwork, coordination, and competitive drive. Those early athletic experiences continue to influence his approach today, emphasizing adaptability, resilience, and a team-first mindset.

Known for his work ethic and willingness to step into any role, Trey is excited to contribute as a utility player and support the team wherever needed. Whether leading from the front or filling key gaps, he is committed to pushing the standard and helping the team succeed.

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From Lacrosse and Baseball to CrossFit Coach: How Trey Gordon Became a Grid Utility Player

Trey Gordon didn’t take the traditional path to the United Grid League. The 5’11”, 205-pound utility player for Atlanta Wild spent years chasing other sports, lacrosse, baseball, and even competitive CrossFit, before landing in Grid. But those detours built something valuable: a multi-sport athlete who understands teamwork, coordination, and the demands of switching between different roles on demand.

A former lacrosse and baseball player, Gordon has spent the last five years coaching CrossFit, a discipline that demands explosive power, mental toughness, and the ability to adapt to constantly changing demands. His three years of competitive CrossFit training shaped his understanding of functional athleticism. Those experiences translate directly to a utility position in Grid, where versatility and the ability to execute under pressure are non-negotiable.

Gordon joins Atlanta Wild from Fort Worth, Texas, as a new player entering a franchise that values athletes who can fill multiple roles. With his mixed athletic background and coaching experience, he arrives with a clear understanding of what it takes to perform at the highest level. For Grid fans in Atlanta, that could mean a player who doesn’t fit neatly into one category, and maybe that’s exactly what the Wild need.