Joseph Trevaskis won his first Cornwall County cap alongside St Ives team-mates Thomas Wedge and Nicholas Tregurtha in 1904, and that same year Trevaskis was also selected for the combined Western Counties team. He played for Cornwall 10 times including the game against Australia at the White City in the 1908 Olympics when he was called into the squad as a replacement for Albert Bridgeman of Penzance. He continued playing for St Ives until just before World War I. Trevaskis was a lifelong farmer, residing in Canonstown, Cornwall.
Name previously listed as "John Trevaskis", but this is incorrect as per further research.
Great Britain