Trent, a four-star 2026 prospect committed Kansas, put on a show in every RWE game this weekend. The 6’5” guard is very long and made throwing down crazy dunks look easy. He is very tough and fearless attacking the basket, blowing by defenders where he could then absorb contact for a contested finish, also drawing a lot of fouls. Perry also gave great effort on defense, blocking shots and dorcing turnovers.

Originally from Texas and now attending Link Academy, Kansas commit Trent Perry is an elite downhill guard with strong physical tools. He thrives at attacking the paint, drawing help, and creating scoring opportunities for teammates. His blend of speed, strength, and confidence allows him to dictate matchups. Perry’s toughness and energy translate naturally to the college level.

✅ Explosive downhill attacker
✅ Consistent pressure on the rim and defense
✅ Physical defender with high competitiveness

Trent Perry delivered another all-around performance with 18 points, 7 rebounds, 1 assist, 2 steals, and 1 block in a win over City Rocks. He set the tone early with physical drives and rebounded extremely well for a guard. His defensive instincts continue to shine, creating havoc in the passing lanes and contesting shots.

Translatable Skills:
✅ Rebounding Guard Play
✅ Defensive Versatility
✅ Tough Finishing

Trent Perry continues to be a steady force, posting 13 points and 8 rebounds in a tough matchup with Team Melo. He showed excellent timing on the glass and provided physicality on both ends. Perry’s blend of poise and toughness gives his team consistency, especially in close, competitive games.

Translatable Skills:
✅ Rebounding Guard Play
✅ Physical Toughness
✅ Composure in Traffic

Trent Perry delivered a complete performance against CP3, posting 16 points, 6 rebounds, 1 assist, 1 steal, and 1 block. His physicality on drives, ability to rebound in traffic, and versatile defensive presence stood out throughout the game. Perry didn’t force anything offensively, playing with great poise and making smart reads that helped elevate his team’s energy on both ends.

Translatable Skills:
✅ Two-Way Versatility
✅ Rebounding Guard Impact
✅ Smart Decision-Making

Trent Perry has one of the highest motors in the class. Perry plays with unmatched energy and pride on the defensive end. His potential as a versatile lockdown defender is sky high. With elite lateral quickness, long strides, and disruptive length, he blanketed ball handlers and erased passing lanes. Nobody wanted to deal with his full-court pressure. He made offensive players uncomfortable from baseline to baseline, giving max effort on every possession.

Perry is a tough as nails small forward that brings a ton of intangibles to the table.  Flies in on the offensive glass for put backs, high points contested rebounds, and is a disruptive defender.  Caught a lob pass for a dunk, can put it on the deck for spin moves, and is a capable spot up shooter when asked to do that.  Quality wing defender that is disruptive on that end.  Going to be a big time utility player at the next level!  He had 18 points in a win over AZ Compass.

Trent Perry is an imposing 6’4″ guard whose athleticism and length make him a standout on both ends of the floor. His long wingspan allows him to be a disruptive force defensively, where he consistently alters shots and pressures ball handlers into making mistakes. In transition, Perry is a nightmare for opponents, using his speed and athleticism to finish at the rim with authority. His jump shot is an area of constant improvement, adding another layer to his offensive arsenal that makes him even more dangerous. Defensively, his ability to change shots and guard multiple positions makes him a valuable asset for any team at the next level.

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Translatable Skills

✅ Transition Scoring
✅ Defensive Versatility
✅ Shot Alteration

Trent Perry showed elite defensive prowess, starting with his low, squared, and balanced stance, combined with rapid, choppy, and active feet, allowing him to move in any direction in the blink of an eye. Despite his height, Perry consistently played much bigger, displaying nightmarish combined length and reflexes that enabled him to contest, block, and disrupt shot attempts cleanly, making him nearly impossible to score on or shoot over effectively. Offensively, Perry often initiated and absorbed contact when leaving his feet, hitting the defender first to finish through for and-1 opportunities. His elite acrobatic body control and strength were evident as he finished these plays, showcasing his offensive versatility and toughness.