In my preview piece for the Philly Fall HS Challenge, I highlighted Tremblay as a prospect to watch at this event. On Saturday, this lefty midfielder with imposing size and filthy skills made me look good by contributing at both ends of the field for Perkiomen School. The first item that popped about Tremblay was the way his long strides enabled him to glide up and down the field. Whether he was running the ball out of the defensive end or coming out of the box, Tremblay quickly separated himself from opposing players and created odd-man breaks for Perkiomen School. His polished stick skills enabled Tremblay to shoot or distribute with both hands while on the run. In 6v6 action, Tremblay dodged from up top and then raced down the alley for sidearm shots. With his size (6’4”; 200-pounds) and smooth lateral movements, Tremblay also provided menacing on-ball defense at SSDM.  

Tremblay is a 6-foot4 two-way midfielder with incredible upside. He first caught our eye last summer at Naptown where he helped Mad Dog capture the 2028 division title. Tremblay is a natural lefty, but he can shoot and distribute with either hand. The trifecta of Tremblay’s imposing size, speed and polished stick skills is unique among 2028 prospects. He thrives in transition where Tremblay can race past opposing players or run through them on his way into the offensive end. Tremblay’s ability to crank one into the back of the net while running full speed is impressive. In 6v6 action, Tremblay can use his quick burst to cook the initial defender and then run through stick checks on his way to the cage. Or he can bully a defender until he gets to his spots. At the defensive end, Tremblay is an effective SSDM with a habit of getting into offensive players early in their dodge.  

An absolute moose at 6’4 and 215 pounds, this Ontario native passes the eye test in every sense but moves exceptionally well for his size. The lefty plays with ever-present physicality and never hesitates to put his shoulder down, but he also has superb hands and high-level stick work and deception. He dodges hard downhill and has an array of fakes to freeze defenses, and weaved through traffic to finish with poise. Tremblay always looked comfortable and assertive, but his vision and unselfishness also stood out. At one point, he wound up like he was going to shoot and tossed an excellent pass over to his teammate on the doorstep.

A big, strong left-handed midfielder from Canada, Trent plays with the kind of physical edge that energizes his team. He can both absorb and initiate contact, using his frame and power to create separation and finish through pressure. Offensively, he brings a heavy shot with time and room and has shown the versatility to play both midfield and attack roles effectively. Beyond his scoring ability, Trent contributes in every area. He’s excellent off the ground and steady on the defensive end when matched up. A hardworking and passionate player who’s always looking to improve, Trent’s energy and competitiveness make him a genuine “juice” guy for Mad Dog West Elite, with a ceiling as high as any in his class.