Trey has been with the Havoc for three years; one as player and two as a coach. Last year, she was the ST/OL/DL coach where she exemplified strong leadership and knowledge of the game. Trey has a Bachelor’s of Arts degree from Berea College where she played basketball, volleyball and softball. Trey obtained her leadership skills from her nine years in the US Army, where she served as a Medical Laboratory Officer. When Trey is not coaching or watching football, she works for the US Food and Drug Administration as a scientist specializing in food safety.

Cherre Marshall was born in Washington DC and raised in Woodbridge, Virginia. Growing up she enjoyed playing all sports including soccer, softball, track, basketball and of course football. During her high school years, she got her varsity letter in softball and basketball as a freshman. She would go on to play basketball at Methodist College. After graduating college, she went on to the Army where she made the All-Army basketball team twice.

Cherre Marshall played for the DC Divas Women’s Semi-Pro Football team in the WFA for 10 years. She was part of the 2015 and 2016 championship teams. Cherre was a 1st team All American in 2014 and 2nd team All American in 2016. For her team in 2014 she was defensive player of the year. Inducted into the DC Divas Hall of Fame in the Class of 2022.

Cherre is a Veteran of the Army. Is married to her wife of 9 years and has a 10 year old daughter. She has been working with the Department of Defense, US Army Office of the Surgeon General for 16 years

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