Trevor Proctor was born in Woodlands, Manitoba on May 16, 1969. Procter was an outstanding player at all levels. He led his 1986 midget team to nationals and also took senior teams to nine Western Canadian and Canadian championships, winning three silver and a gold. Procter was a very versatile player, though he normally played third base. He was voted Defensive Player of the Year for three consecutive seasons in his junior career with Legion 141. As an 18-year-old pickup, he hit .571 at the 1988 Senior Western Canadian Championship in Kamloops, BC. He had a lengthy and successful career in the Redboine Senior League, as well as with the Stonewall Blue Jays of the Winnipeg Senior Baseball League. Procter took up coaching minor ball in his home town of Woodlands, and he was instrumental in keeping baseball alive in the community. Several of his coached teams have made provincial appearances, but more importantly, he inspired and motivated children in the community to continue playing baseball.