California State University, Stanislaus Men's Basketball

Ninth Year (in 2025-26) Sonoma State ’92 Record at Stan State (through 2024-25 season): 83-107 (.437) Career College Coaching Record: 190-193 (.496) HONORS & AWARDS - 2016-17 NABC West Region Co-Coach of the Year Paul Trevor joined the Stanislaus State staff in April of 2017 when he was named the co-Head Coach of the men's basketball program, alongside Larry Reynolds Trevor came to Turlock after raising the basketball program at San Francisco State to new heights. In seven years as the Gators' head coach he guided his teams to a 107-86 record, including 80-68 in the California Collegiate Athletic Association. He took the Gators to five CCAA Tournaments, and in 2016-17, after a 10-0 start, SF State spent back-to-back weeks in the national top-25 rankings for the first time in school history. They were ranked 12th in the nation in the D2SIDA National Poll and 13th in the NABC National Poll, the highest rankings ever by a SF State men's basketball team.  The Gators finished 25-6 and went to the NCAA Tournament for the first time in 23 years, leading to Trevor being named the NABC West Region Co-Coach of the Year and an end-of-season No. 22 national ranking for the program.   During his 16-year coaching career, Trevor has coached 30 All-CCAA selections including nine First Team Honoree and one CCAA Newcomer of the Year.  He coached two pre-season All-Americans, one All-American and three All-region honorees.  Jeremiah Jone was a First Team All-CCAA honoree while Daniel Ameyaw was an Honorable Mention selection this pat season.  During the 2023-24 academic year, five Warriors were named NABC Honors Court members while as a team, Stan State were named a NABC Team Academic Excellence Award recipient. Trevor and Reynolds not only are long-time friends, but they emerged from the same program. When Reynolds left CSU San Bernardino in 2002 to become the head coach at Long Beach State, his assistant Jeff Oliver took over the Coyotes' program and immediately hired Trevor as his assistant coach. Prior to going to San Bernardino, Trevor spent one year as an assistant coach at the University of San Francisco and six years as the top assistant coach at Sonoma State, his alma mater.   Trevor holds a bachelor's degree in sociology from Sonoma State (1992) and is pursuing a master's degree in sports management from the University of San Francisco. A native of Fairfax, Trevor is married to the former Cari Lyn Johnson. They have a daughter, Emma Kate. Head Coach, Stanislaus State 2017-18 - Present   Year Overall (Pct.) CCAA (Place) 2017-18 17-12 (.586) 12-10 (6th) 2018-19 12-14 (.461) 9-13 (8th) 2019-20 15-13 (.535) 11-11 (6th) 2020-21 ** N/A N/A 2021-22 10-13 (.434) 7-11 (8th) 2022-23 10-18 (.357) 8-14 (Tied 9th) 2023-24 8-20 5-17 (Tied 10th) 2024-25 11-17 (.393) 8-14 (Tied 9th) Totals 83-107 (.437) 60-90 (.400) ** 2020-21 season canceled due to COVID-19 pandemic.

Seventh Year Stanislaus State, '18 Jordan Santa Maria started with the Stanislaus State Men's Basketball coaching staff in 2018. Santa Maria played for Coach Larry Reynolds from 2015-2017 and than for Coach Paul Trevor in the 17-18 season where the Warriors won 17 games and competed in the CCAA tournament for the first time in three years. As an athlete Santa Maria was a three-time Dean's List member as well as a three-time Division II Athletic Director's Association Academic Achievement Award winner.  Santa Maria's duties include scouting, game-planning, on court coaching, recruiting, directing summer kids camps and academic supervision.  Santa Maria is originally from Alameda, CA and received his bachelors degree from Stanislaus State University in Public and Mass Communication with a minor in Psychology.   He resides in Turlock with his wife (Reyna, Stan State Alum) and his daughter (Roo).  

Darwin has done player development for youth and professional basketball players at the Grind Basketball Center in Manteca, Ca. He spent the last 2 seasons on staff in the NBA G-League with the Stockton kings assisting with basketball operations. Fullon's duties include scouting, on court coaching, recruiting, facilitating summer kids camps, and academic supervision.  Fullon is from Modesto,Ca where he graduated from Thomas Downey High School. He started coaching at Hanshaw Middle School then later became a head coach for the Central Valley Bulldogs in the AAU circuit.