Kati Treinen

Bio

11th Year

Kati begins her 11th year as a Warrior Women's Basketball coach, having played for the team from 2008-2010. During those years, she led the team to the NWAACC Championship her sophomore year while putting herself in the WWCC record book in almost every offensive category. She is currently at or near the top of the school records for highest points per game average in a career (22.2), highest points per game in a season (22.8), most points in a career, and most free throws made in a game (15). Kati was named East Region Player of the Year in both her freshman and sophomore seasons, and she was named NWAACC Most Valuable Player after the championship game in 2010.

Kati graduated from Butte County High School, where she was two-time Idaho Player of the Year. After Kati attended WWCC, she received a full ride basketball scholarship to Boise State University. While at BSU, Kati was named WAC Player of the Week her junior year and Mountain West Conference Player of the Week her senior year. She was the leading scorer for BSU both of her years there, and she broke the record for most 3-point field goals made in a season.

Kati has both her B.S. and M.S. in Health and Sports Sciences from Boise State (2012) and American Public University (2015).

Kati works with the guards and is in charge of the Warriors' strength and conditioning program. She is married to Blake Treinen, and together they have four children: Addison, Krue, Selah, and Quinn.