The winningest women's soccer coach in program history, Trentham led the Yellowjackets to their first and only NCAA D2 West Region Championship appearance during the 2010 season. Trentham went 85-75-10 (.529) in his nine seasons in charge of the Yellowjackets and his 170 games coached are also the most ever at MSUB.
Trentham twice led the Yellowjackets to the best record in program history, as the team went 13-6-1 in 2006 and repeated the feat during the 2010 campaign. After placing third in the GNAC, MSUB claimed an at large bid into the regional championship before knocking off Cal State Los Angeles in the opening round for the most significant win in the history of the program.
Trentham coached fellow 2022 Hall of Fame inductees Richter and White for their first two seasons as Yellowjackets. He is the first soccer coach to be selected for the Hall of Fame.
"I am humbled and honored to be named to the MSUB Athletics Hall of Fame," said Trentham, who is currently the associate head coach at Kansas State University. "MSUB, Billings, and the state of Montana will always have a special place in my heart, and it is exciting to be able to return this January and be recognized with this award. Ultimately, awards like this are truly a reflection of all the great people I was surrounded by on a daily basis: Dr. Gray and his support staff, my assistant coaches, the wonderful people of Billings, and the student-athletes who worked hard every day to turn MSUB Soccer into a nationally recognized program. Lastly, without the support of my beautiful wife Jenn, family, and friends, this honor would not have been possible."
