Trey Perry
Trey Perry
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Michael Roth | Prep Hoops Scout
With one of his future college coaches watching Perry put together a dominant offensive performance shooting 10/17 from the field with six assists and no turnovers. One of the best point guards in Ohio, Perry has a strong natural feel for the game after being the leader of the Thunderhawks since his Sophomore season. Perry was living in the mid-range and got some friendly rolls on contested shots with his soft touch. Defensively, Perry was active with three steals and a couple of those immediately turned into layups for his team. Expect to hear a lot about Perry this season as he looks to lead Lakota East to the top of the GMC.
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Read EvaluationMichael Roth | Prep Hoops Scout
I consider the GMC the conference with the most depth of talent in Ohio. 8 of the 10 teams in the conference won double-digit games last season and everybody beats each other up in conference play almost every year. Perry led the conference in scoring by over 7 PPG last season and I’d expect him to again be in the 22-26 PPG mark as a senior. If Lakota East can end up winning the conference, I’d have to give strong consideration for Perry to be a finalist for Mr Basketball.
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Read EvaluationMichael Roth | Prep Hoops Scout
One of the most talented players in attendance, Perry was one of the most productive players I saw this weekend. With a great motor and a winning mentality he brings to every game, Perry was scoring the ball early and often thanks to turning turnovers into breakaway layups. Also a tough shot maker off the bounce, Perry was knocking down contested jumpers all over the court. A priority recruit for mid major programs across the region, Perry is one of the top point guards in Ohio.
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Read EvaluationMichael Roth | Prep Hoops Scout
One of Ohio’s top point guards, Perry showed exactly why he holds a handful of Division I offers on Tuesday night with a 33 point performance in an overtime victory over Oak Hills. Knocking down five 3-pointers, Perry did so in a variety of ways. Hitting two hand down, man down, 3-pointers sizing up his defender, Perry also knocked down a 3-pointer off a dribble handoff and a 25-footer running off a screen away from the hoop. Always been a tough defender and a great leader on the court, college coaches are going to love having Perry be a leader from the point guard position at the next level.
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Read EvaluationMichael Roth | Prep Hoops Scout
A prospect who really helped himself in the summer, Perry continues to perform each time he steps on the court no matter the competition. A leader on the court, Perry makes his teammates better as a passer and competitor that is infectious to the rest of his team. Continuing to grow as a scorer, Perry was third in the GMC at 18.5 PPG as a Sophomore and scored 20+ points in six of his last nine games. Becoming a priority for mid major programs, Perry holds offers from Furman, Miami (OH), Akron, Toledo, Bellarmine and Radford.
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Read EvaluationMichael Roth | Prep Hoops Scout
Midwest Basketball Club 16 U had a solid weekend going 3-4 and with a couple close losses that didn’t go their way in the end. Perry was a consistent performer all week and helped his team in a variety of ways. Adding to his scoring game, Perry is making moves to the bucket and changing directions to keep players off balance. His favorite move is a quick right to left between the legs crossover before Perry explodes to the rim with a quick layup with either hand depending on his footwork while attacking the rim. An impressive shot maker off the bounce as well, Perry was best from mid-range this week but also hit some 3-pointers as well. Defensively, Perry gets a couple buckets a game off just being smart with his gambles to get steals off careless passing or dribbling from the opponents. With offers from multiple MAC schools and a couple other low to mid major programs, Perry is one of the top point guards in Ohio’s 2025 class.
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