July 16, 2025; North Augusta, South Carolina, USA; MoKan Trent Perry (11) dunks the ball during the MoKan and Team Thad game at the Nike EYBL Peach Jam at Riverview Park Activities Center. MoKan won 69-61. Mandatory Credit: Katie Goodale - Augusta Chronicle/USA TODAY NETWORK Katie Goodale / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images

Four-Star forward Trent Perry has his official visit with Maryland today

Originally posted on Maryland Terrapins on SI
By Jaden Golding | Last updated Jul 30, 2025 4:27 PM ET

Trent Perry, a four-star small forward out of Frisco, Texas, makes his way to College Park today for his first of three official visits he has scheduled. Head coach Buzz Williams and company will get the first crack at Perry, selling him on Maryland as a whole, what they're trying to build and implement, and what role Perry can have here. After Maryland, he'll head to Williams's former school, Texas A&M, on August 29th and finish off with TCU on September 19th.

Link Academy (Branson, MO) four-star SF Trent Perry begins his official visit to Maryland today. pic.twitter.com/Mx9Og7qoxJ
— Inside Maryland Sports (@Terrapins247) July 29, 2025

When discussing Maryland previously, back in April, Perry had nothing but praise telling ZAGSBLOG "That’s probably my strongest connection. I love coach Buzz and coach[Lyle] Wolf. Coach[Steve] Roccaforte. All of them. They are almost just a perfect match. Obviously, new school, new area. It’s not in Texas. So I definitely just want to visit there and just see how that is.”

Perry impressed coaches with his play at EBL, averaging 8.3 points, 4.6 rebounds, and 1.2 assists. Coaches cited his athletic ability, high motor, and ability to impact the game without having the ball in his hands. According to 247 Sports, Perry also had a strong showing at the NBPA Top 100 Camp, where he posted 10.2 points, four rebounds, and 2.6 assists per game against elite competition. He also plays for Link Academy in Branson, Missouri, one of the top programs in the country.

From @NikeEYB Session 3 — Trent Perry proved himself as a playmaker without needing the ball in his hands. 6’5 wing in the Class of ‘26 contributes to winning in creative ways. pic.twitter.com/TJ3wUxozSf
— Nate Buss Hoop Talk (@n8buss) June 9, 2025