Our Team at Mathnasium of Trophy Club

Emily E.

Emily earned her associate’s degree from Tarrant County College and brings her love of learning and adventure to the Mathnasium team. She enjoys hiking, traveling, and dreams of becoming a geologist or working in geographic information systems (GIS). 

Outside of the center, Emily plays the clarinet and bass guitar. Her favorite number is 14, inspired by two of her favorite characters’ jersey numbers. She enjoys connecting with students and supporting their growth while helping them see that math can be both fun and rewarding. 

Cole M.

Cole graduated from Byron Nelson High School, where he excelled in advanced math, including Calculus BC. He brings both deep subject knowledge and enthusiasm to his role as a Mathnasium instructor. 

Cole’s favorite number is Aleph null (ℵ₀), representing infinite cardinality, a symbol of his passion for mathematical ideas. He also enjoys gaming and learning about binary code. Cole hopes to pursue a career in radiology or the Air Force, and he appreciates the strong sense of community among students and staff at Mathnasium. 

Levi I.

Levi began his journey with Mathnasium as a student before joining the team as an instructor in 2018. A graduate of Saginaw High School, he has worked at the Trophy Club center since 2020 and is passionate about helping students make math make sense. 

He currently studies Art at UTA and Automotive Technology at TCC, aiming to become a car designer. Levi enjoys music, movies, and cars, and he regularly performs saxophone at church. He loves encouraging students to grow in both skill and confidence. 

Annabelle T.

Annabelle is a senior at Byron Nelson High School and part of the school’s Biomedical Academy. She’s also a competitive golfer and brings that same focus to her role at Mathnasium. 

She plans to pursue a degree in Biology followed by a Medical Degree to become a pediatrician. Annabelle’s favorite number is 1,004, marking a special family birthday. She’s traveled to several countries and enjoys learning about different cultures. Annabelle loves helping students grow and develop a stronger relationship with math. 

Nabeel E.

Nabeel is currently pursuing his master’s degree in Neuroscience with the long-term goal of teaching at the university level. Alongside his academic journey, he has spent over 10 years training in martial arts, with experience in both Karate and Brazilian Jiu Jitsu—bringing discipline and focus to every area of his life.

His favorite number is 157, a number he finds fascinating because it’s both large and prime. Outside of science and martial arts, Nabeel has a fun side too—he enjoys collecting Pokémon cards and keeps his passion for nostalgia and strategy alive through his collection.