Trevor Anderson

From playing against third graders while in kindergarten, to playing in front of a packed Kohl Center at the University of Wisconsin, Valparaiso University senior guard Trevor Anderson has almost done it all when it comes to basketball. Anderson’s journey before arriving at Valparaiso University can be described as long....

Trevor Anderson had an opportunity to reflect on what he’s learned in life and it’s this: You have a greater appreciation for things the further you distance yourself from them. That’s how he feels about playing for his father, Scott, at Stevens Point Area High School, where Trevor...

Tyson Van Gastel passed for three touchdowns, Trevor Anderson ran for two scores, and the Vikings limited the host Hornets (4-1, 0-1 Skyline Conference) to 135 yards of offense in a matchup of Klamath Falls teams. Van Gastel connected with Brody Hubble, Brendon Montieth and Savien Burk on his scoring...

VALPARAISO — Time will tell how much of an impact Trevor Anderson will have on the basketball court for Valparaiso this year. Regardless of what happens in the 2021-22 season, the Wisconsin transfer has already made an impact off the court that could be felt for years at Valpo. As...

University of Wisconsin men's basketball players D'Mitrik Trice and Trevor Anderson discuss a disconnect between players and coaches and the coaches' treatment of players in a leaked recording of a meeting between seven Badgers seniors and the coaching staff on Feb. 19, 2021.

Former Wisconsin guard Trevor Anderson will spend his final year of eligibility at Valparaiso, he announced on Thursday. "Thank you Wisconsin for everything," Anderson wrote. "Excited for one last ride before I put the ball down for good." Anderson, who began his career at UW-Green Bay and played one season...

Trevor Anderson just wrapped up his third season with Wisconsin, but he’s now transferring to Valparaiso. He made that announcement on Instagram on Tuesday afternoon:. Anderson initially announced his intentions to transfer back in March. He’s coming off his best career season with the Badgers. Anderson played 14.2 minutes per...

Amongst the craziness that is the college basketball transfer portal, the Wisconsin Badgers had two of their former players make key decisions on Thursday regarding their future endeavors. 6-foot-11 forward Nate Reuvers announced that he would be pursuing a professional career after signing with an agent. Reuvers had previously entered...

MADISON – Two former members of the Wisconsin men's basketball program announced their plans Thursday. Nate Reuvers, who started 104 games and played in 124 in four seasons, is turning pro. "I will be hiring an agent and starting my professional basketball career," Reuvers wrote on Twitter. "This is my...

Nate Reuvers’ time in college basketball is done after all. The Wisconsin forward pulled a surprise last month when he entered his name into the NCAA transfer portal instead of pursuing a professional career. Reuvers was a senior last season but all players were given an extra year of eligibility by the NCAA due to the COVID-19 pandemic. But on Thursday, Reuvers announced he was, in fact, done playing collegiately.

STEVENS POINT, Wis. (WSAW) - Stevens Point native and former Wisconsin guard Trevor Anderson announced on social media that he is transferring to Valparaiso. In his three seasons with the Badgers, Anderson averaged 2.4 points, 1.1 assists and 1.3 rebounds a game. While at SPASH, Anderson tallied 2,360 points and...

VALPARAISO — Trevor Anderson doesn’t want to waste any time getting to work with the Valparaiso basketball team. That’s because the sixth-year senior knows he doesn’t have a lot of time left. Anderson announced on his Instagram page on Thursday morning that he was transferring from Wisconsin to Valparaiso for...

Stevens Point (OnFocus) – According to multiple reports, Wisconsin guard Trevor Anderson has entered the transfer portal. Wisconsin’s backup PG will head to a new destination as a graduate transfer. Anderson transferred to the Badgers after beginning his career with UW-Green Bay in 2017. He played a key role off the bench for Greg Gard’s Badgers, averaging over 14 minutes per game and initiating the second unit offensively.

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic and the 2019-2020 college basketball season being shortened because of it, the NCAA has granted players an additional year of eligibility. For the senior-laden Wisconsin basketball team, that means decisions have to be made on whether to continue playing or deciding that it’s time to move on.

Season stats: 3.1 PPG, 1.4 RPG, 1.2 APG, 0.2 SPG, one block, 53.2 FG/54.2 3P/66.7 FT. Season in review: It was announced on Thursday evening that Anderson would be entering the transfer portal and playing his final season somewhere other than Madison. Just wanted to get that out of the way before we dove into Anderson’s 2020-2021 season.