06/03/2026
⚽️The standard isn't given. It's earned.
Five straight ECNL National Playoff appearances.
That's not luck.
That's years of dedication, discipline, and showing up when it matters most.
This month's Game Changer Athlete is Trey Ragan, a junior at Cape Fear Academy and member of the 2009 Wilmington Hammerheads ECNL team.
For nearly 10 years, Trey has competed at a high level with the Hammerheads, and this summer he'll head to San Diego for his fifth consecutive ECNL National Playoffs appearance.
Last summer, Trey came to Change the Game looking to take the next step.
Not because he was injured.
Not because something was wrong.
Because he wanted more.
Working with Coach Brian Grant, Trey committed to building strength, improving performance, and reducing his risk of injury so he could continue competing at the highest level possible.
Today, he says he steps onto the field with confidence—confident in his preparation, confident in his body, and confident in his ability to perform when his team needs him most.
What stands out most about Trey isn't just his talent.
It's his commitment to the process.
As he enters one of the most important recruiting periods of his athletic career, he's looking for a college that will challenge him both on the field and in the classroom—a place that values excellence in academics and athletics alike.
That's a Game Changer mindset.
Trey, we're proud to have been a small part of your journey and can't wait to see what's next.
Go get 'em in San Diego.
ragan