Video: 6'4" Trent Perry's insane poster dunk puts the opponent team in disbelief

Four-star Class of 2026 prospect Trent Perry was among the standout high school players who took part in the 2025 NBPA Top 100 Camp on Thursday.

The 6-foot-4 forward from Link Academy left a lasting impression with a powerful poster dunk that left fans buzzing. Slam HS shared a clip of the dunk on Instagram on Friday.

Perry took control, dribbled past a defender and exploded toward the rim for a thunderous dunk, slamming in successfully despite an opposing player contesting. The bench reaction was one of pure disbelief, with the opponents looking visibly stunned, while Perry himself looked fired up after throwing it down. Here's the video:

The 2025 NBPA Top 100 is a high school basketball event that brings together top high school athletes, helping them develop their skills, character, education and core principles required to maximize their potential.

The event provides players with the unique opportunity to be coached and mentored by NBA players past and present, former NBA/College and High School Coaches and other basketball veterans. This year's event featured legends like Hakeem Olajuwon and Kyrie Irving.

Trent Perry represented Team Winslow at this year's event, playing two games, which both took place on Thursday. In the first, Perry delivered 11 points and one assist, which wasn't enough to prevent a 114-86 loss to Team Drummond.

The second game also ended in a loss for Perry and the Winslow team. They fell narrowly, 112-110, to Team Thomas, with Perry only managing seven points and three assists.

Trent Perry is heading into his final year of high school basketball at the Link Academy in Branson, Missouri. He's ranked No. 58 in the ESPN Class of 2026 ranking.

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Which college program has the highest chance of landing Trent Perry?

According to on3, Trent Perry holds five college offers, from Texas A&M, SMU, TCU, Texas and Ole Miss. Texas A&M is leading the race for Perry's commitment with a 72.7% chance of Landing him. Next in line is SMU, with a 22.6% chance.

The other three programs have a very slim possibility of securing Perry's commitment. TCU has a 1.8% chance, while Texas and Ole Miss are at 1.5% each.

Trent Perry has a year of high school basketball ahead, which means he has time to make a college decision. He will likely attract more offers as he heads into his senior season.