Treavor Erney had an outstanding wrestling career at Maine-Endwell High School wrestling under the guidance Hall of Fame coach Fred Marcello.

He was a four time finalist in the Section IV wrestling tournament and earned three Section IV championships. In the NYSPHSAA wrestling championships he would reach the semi-finals three times and in his senior year he would become Maine-Endwell's first state champion.

Following high school Treavor would enter the US Military Academy and play a large role in the the first and only EIWA Championship that the Cadets would win in 1987. Coach Ed Steers stated that, "Treavor was a leader of leaders while at the Academy." Erney started his civilian career in the medical training and sales arena.

Eventually he would become the founder of the Flexx Medical Solutions group and in 2016 he served as the president and CEO of Precision Neuromonitoring until 2021. Furthermore, he has commenced working with "Bet the Streets in the Washington, DC area.

The Upstate Chapter is privileged to honor Treavor with the 2025 Outstanding American Award for the Chapter.