Trey Henson joined the Raider faculty and coaching staff in June 2017 as the Varsity Baseball Head Coach and a physical education teacher. Prior to joining the Raiders, he was the Head Baseball coach at Clarke Central High School from 2012 through the spring 2017 season. Henson took over a program that had experienced little success and built it into a competitive program in Region 8–AAAAA, facing schools such as Loganville, Buford, and Flowery Branch.

 

Prior to his tenure at Clarke Central, Henson was the Infield and Hitting Coach at North Georgia College and State University from 2008-2010. In 2006-2007, Henson was a Student Assistant Coach at the University of Georgia.

 

Henson attended Clarke Central High School and was a four-year starter on the baseball team. He was named to the All-Northeast team three times and is the Gladiator's all-time leader in doubles and walks, and is third all-time in hits.

 

Henson played college baseball at the University of Georgia under David Perno from 2003 to 2005 and was part of the 2004 Southeastern Conference championship team which advanced to the 2004 College World Series. In the spring of 2005, Coach Henson played shortstop and second base at North Georgia College and State University and helped lead the team to a 57-15 overall record and a Southern States Athletic Conference Championship.  

 

Henson holds a B.S. in Health and Physical Education from the University of Georgia and a Masters in Physical Education from North Georgia College State University. He recently earned an Education Specialist Ed.S. degree from Valdosta State University.