Accolades:
CSC Academic All-District (2023)
GNAC All-Sportsmanship Team: 2021, 2022
GNAC All-Academic: 2021, 2022, 2023
GNAC All-Conference: 2022
GNAC Golfer of the Week: 9/13/21, 10/4/2021, 9/19/2022, 10/4/2022, 10/17/2022
GNAC Rookie of the Week: 9/9/19, 10/8/2019
2023 Chi Alpha Sigma

2022: Appeared in all 11 events and 15 rounds during his senior season…Registered a 75.2 18-hole average – the fifth-lowest mark in team history – with a 152.4 36-hole average…Finished in the top 10 six times and placed as the medalist in four events…Placed second in the USM Dual with a 73 score at Riverside on September 1st…Clinched co-medalist honors with teammate Drew Mathieu with a 77 card in the John Queenan Memorial at Point Sebago on September 8th…Finished atop the individual standings with a 75 score in the UMF Invitational at the Waterville Country Club on September 18th…Won back-to-back events with 73 and 150 (74-76) scores in the UNE Invitational and the USM Fall Classic on September 30th and October 2-3, respectively…Recorded the first hole-in-one during competition in program history at the USM Fall Classic…Helped the Monks clinch the 2022 GNAC Championship by placing second with a 150 (75-75) effort at Biddeford-Saco Country Club on October 10-11…Claimed All-Conference honors and named as the GNAC Golfer of the Week three times…Capped his four years with the fourth-best 36-hole average (157.7 in 13 events) and the sixth-lowest 18-hole average (78.5 in 17 events) in team history…Played in 30 tournaments during his career with 19 top-ten performances, 21 sub-80 rounds, and five medalist honors...Selected as the 2023 SJC Male Athlete of the Year.

2021: Played in nine events and 14 rounds overall…Posted a 76.8 18-hole average with a 162.0 36-0 mark…Finished in the top 10 in four different tournaments…Was fifth with a 72 score in the USM Dual at the Gorham Country Club on September 1st…Placed as the co-medalist with a 74 card in the John Queenan Memorial tourney at Point Sebago on September 8th…Finished ninth in the GNAC Championship with a 167 (88-79) card at the New Haven Country Club on October 11 and 12th.

Spring 2021: Played in two events during a shortened season...Shot a 91 (43-48) to place ninth in the USM Dual at Dunegrass Golf Club on April 12th...Placed sixth with an 85 card in the 2021 GNAC Championship, which was held at the Granite Links Golf Club in Quincy, Massachusetts on April 19th.

2019: Kicked off his college career with a 76 card and tied for fourth overall in the Southern Maine Tri-Match at the Gorham Country Club on August 30th…Tied for third with a 77 score at the John Queenan Memorial Tournament at the Point Sebago Golf Resort on September 3rd…Five days later, finished the opening 18 holes with an 83 and shaved 11 strokes off his first day performance for an even-par 72 at the Bowdoin Invitational…Tied for the lowest round in the tournament…Placed fourth overall with a 155 card. Flanagan followed up with another solid performance at the Thomas Invitational at Waterville Country Club on September 17th, shooting a 76 card and tying for 4th place overall. Later that week on September 22nd Flanagan would finish 2nd for the Monks finishing with a score of 83 for the day. 3 days later, the Monks would travel to Cape Arundel Country Club for the UNE Invitational, where Flanagan would lead the Monks shooting a 79 card and finishing tied for 10th. On September 27th, the Monks competed in the USM Cup at Gorham Country Club. The event featured golfers playing in pairs playing six holes of best ball, six holes of scramble, and six holes of alternate shot formats. Flanagan and fellow freshman Sean Mcdonough would shoot a combine score of 72 and finish 5th overall. Flanagan would then tie for 19th on September at the Mariner Invitational shooting an 83 for the 18 holes. On October 6th-7th, the Monks would play in the 2-day USM fall classic, Flanagan finished in a tie for eighth with a 152 (74-78) score. At the 2019 GNAC championships, Flanagan paced the Royal Blue to a 3rd place finish and tied for ninth with a 154 (74-80) card, the second-lowest score ever by a rookie. Flanagan would finish out his season at the NEIGA Championship on October 20th & 21st, turning in a 175 (90-85)

High School: Played four years of varsity golf for Don Flanagan at Monmouth Academy, placing 4th in the Team State Championship senior year...Also placed 4th in the Individual State Championship with a 78 At Natanis Arrowhead and garnered MVC Player of the Year honors... listed on the honor roll all four years... also played four years of basketball and baseball.

Personal: Trevor James Flanagan, born in Lewiston, Maine...son of Donald and Vicki Flanagan...majoring in Pre-Medical Studies.