Trevor Stellman is entering his fourth season as the head football coach at Thomas More University during the 2020-21 academic year.  He has an 11-10 career record as the head coach at Thomas More.

The 2020 season will be Stellman's 10th overall, including seventh as the offensive coordinator.  In his first season (2018) as head coach he guided the Saints to a 7-3 record as an NCAA Division III independent.  The 2019 season was Stellman's second and Thomas More's first as a member of the NAIA and the Mid-South Conference and team posted a 4-7 record, including a 2-5 mark in conference play. In his third season (2020-2021), the team had a overall and conference record of 2-5. 

In 2016, Thomas More's offense under the direction of Stellman set the school record for plays in a season (843) and most points in a quarter as it scored 35 points against Grove City College in the second quarter.  The 2015 offense set the single-season record for most points (583), touchdowns (80), total yards (6,019), pass completions (200) and passing yards (3,411).  In 2014, the Saints were ranked No. 3 in total offense in all of Division III. 

Stellman is no stranger to Saints' football as he was a four-year letter winner for the Saints from 2005-2009 and led the Saints to two straight Presidents' Athletic Conference titles.  He set numerous passing records at Thomas More as he has the most touchdown passes in a game (four) and season (26), second in career touchdown passes (50), and third in career passing yardage (5,328) and season passing yardage (2,032). 

Stellman graduated from Thomas More in 2010 and earned his Master in Business Administration from Thomas More in 2017.