Keuka College has named Bryan Schwabrow as a new athletic trainer for the Wolves, adding him to the college’s sports medicine staff.
Schwabrow joins Keuka College after earning a master’s degree in athletic training from SUNY Cortland, where he worked with men’s lacrosse, football and wrestling teams.
He also worked with club teams at Binghamton University and with Division I baseball and men’s soccer programs at the University at Albany, according to Keuka College.
“I’m grateful for the opportunity to start my career here at Keuka College,” Schwabrow said. “I want to thank everyone in the Athletics Department for having confidence in me as a sports medicine professional, and I am excited to provide the best quality care for the student-athletes of Keuka College.”
Schwabrow is originally from the Albany area. He began his college career at SUNY Oneonta, where he graduated cum laude with a degree in exercise science and was a member of the club soccer team. He then attended graduate school at SUNY Cortland, served as president of the SUNY Cortland Athletic Training Club in 2025, passed his board exams and graduated this spring.
Assistant Director of Athletics for Sports Medicine Geena Flickner said Schwabrow’s clinical experience and ability to connect with student-athletes made him a strong addition to the department.
“We are excited to welcome Bryan to our Sports Medicine team,” Flickner said. “His clinical experience, strong work ethic, approachable personality, and ability to connect with student-athletes make him an outstanding addition to our department. We look forward to the positive impact he will have on the health and success of our student-athletes.”
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