Leo Trevena

Coaching Career

Summary

Vital Statistics

Born
1928
Died
Monday, 22nd July, 2013

Biography

Wests halfback was a try-scorer in the club's 22-12 grand final win over Souths in 1952. After playing with C’bury and P’matta, Trevena went to Young before taking on a captain-coach position with Penrith, then a P’matta district side. He was coach of the infant club its first season in the premiership (1967) but following the sacking of Bob Boland in 1973 he returned to coach the troubled club which finished with the wooden spoon.

- ALAN WHITICKER

Coaching Career Statistics

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Competitions

Competition   Games W L D Win %  
NRL 44 10 32 2 22.73% List


Club Career

NRL/NSWRL - By Year

Team Season Games W L D Win %  
Penrith NSWRFL 1967 22 5 15 2 22.73% List
Penrith NSWRFL 1973 22 5 17 0 22.73% List
Overall 1967-1973 44 10 32 2 22.73% List

NRL/NSWRL - By Team

Team Years Games W L D Win %  
Penrith 1967, 1973 44 10 32 2 22.73% List

Your Say

Besty says: Forgotten player and coach in NSWRL. Has been a fantastic guidance for current coaches such as Tim Sheens. First coach of the Panthers and played in tough era with the Mapgies. Should go down in history as one of the key people in the growth of Rugby League in this country. Doing great work now with Gold Coast. (21/01/2010)

ian trevena says: I am Leo's nephew and he is not in good health at the moment.I only know from my dads details how good a player he was. (25/03/2012)

Jonathan Trevena says: Yes Leo (Trapper) Trevena was a players player His ability and guidance on and off the field was renowned and respected I have many fond memories of watch Dad play, long Trapper. (25/06/2015)

Vicky prow says: As a young girl growing up with uncle Leo and Penrith Panthers I quickly learnt the game of rugby league and uncle Leo’s input, one of tough old halfbacks with years of experience and knowledge offered for the game throughout his life, A absolute legend to his family and many others. ???? Leo Trapper Trevena. (17/04/2021)

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