Utah State University Athletics

TREVER BALL
Hometown: Logan, Utah
Sport: Cross Country/Track & Field
Years: 2002-06

Trever Ball was Utah State’s first men’s cross country student-athlete to earn All-American honors as he placed 29th among United States citizens at the 2005 NCAA Championships in Terre Haute, Indiana. Ball was also named the 2005 Western Athletic Conference Cross Country Athlete of the Year after placing first at the conference meet. He also helped the Aggies win the 2005 WAC Championship after setting a meet record for fewest points scored. As a junior, Ball was named the 2004 Big West Conference Cross Country Athlete of the Year after placing first at the conference meet. During his USU career, Ball earned five weekly conference honors. In addition to his cross country accolades, Ball also ranks seventh all-time in school history in the outdoor 5,000 meters with a time of 14:09.17, set as a junior in 2005, and 10th all-time in school history in the indoor 5,000 meters with a time of 14:23.80, set as a sophomore in 2004.