About

Trevor Earley

Sports photographer and visual storyteller with a background running content operations at the NCAA Division I level.

Trevor Earley photographing rink-side during a hockey game

I'm a sports photographer and visual storyteller built for the pace of collegiate and professional athletics — comfortable on the sideline during a live game, in a studio directing a portrait session, or behind the scenes capturing the moments fans never see.

Most recently, I served as Associate Director of Content and Strategy for the University of Delaware Athletics Department, where I led visual and digital content across all 22 of the university's NCAA Division I programs. That role included covering Delaware Football's first season competing at the FBS level — a milestone year that came with a bigger spotlight, higher production expectations, and no existing playbook for how to cover it.

Beyond producing the work myself, I built the systems that made it possible to produce at that scale: recruiting, training, and managing crews of student interns each season, and developing standardized workflows — from game-day shot lists to asset organization and delivery timelines — that let a small team consistently deliver professional-grade content across dozens of sports at once.

That combination — the eye of a photographer and the discipline of someone who has run a content department, not just contributed to one — is what I bring to every project, whether it's a single game or an entire season.

22 NCAA Division I programs overseen as Associate Director of Content & Strategy, University of Delaware Athletics
1st Season covering Delaware Football's debut at the FBS level

Focus Areas

What I Bring

Action & Sports

Fast-paced game coverage across ice hockey, football, basketball, lacrosse, and more.

Portraits & Studio

Directed studio and on-location portrait sessions for team and individual features.

Brand & Video

Campaign photography and short-form video for commercial partners.

Team & Workflow Leadership

Built intern programs and production workflows that scaled a department's output.