• Player
• Seasons: 2021-22
• Number: 0
• Position: F
• Height: 6' 8“
• Weight: 240
• Hometown: Bloomsburg PA
• High School: Bloomsburg HS
• Prep School: Community School of Naples (CSN)
• Transfer From: Penn State
• Birthday: October 18, 1998

• Announced his intention to transfer in, and play a graduate year, on 4/7/2021.¹⁾²⁾ UM confirmed the signing on 4/15/21.³⁾
• Coach Matt McCall comments on the signing: “We're very excited to welcome Trent to our program in 2021-22. Trent brings significant size and strength to our roster, along with the ability to stretch the floor and a tenacity under the bucket will greatly benefit our team. Having played four seasons in the Big Ten, he will be able to pull from his experience facing some of the top players in the country when going against the talented bigs in the Atlantic 10. Trent is a high character kid. We're confident that the way he conducts himself on and off the floor will rub off on his teammates. We're looking forward to having Trent join our program.”⁴⁾

• Capitalized on his opportunity to get more playing time at UM. Played in all of UM's 32 games, started in each, and averaged 28.2 minutes per game, more than his high in any single game at Penn State.
• Tallied better stats in one year at UM than four at PSU. (See below for full stats.)
• Led the Minutemen in rebounding and blocks.
• Team's starting center at the beginning of the season, as Michael Steadman recovered from a foot injury.
• Scored in double-figures in each of the first seven games of the season.
• Started the season by leading (shared with TJ Weeks) the team in points (16) and rebounds (6) versus UMBC (11/9). Scored 15 in the second half, shaking off opener jitters. Also stole 5 for a new career high.
• Tallied 11 & 4 at Yale (11/12). Limited to 17 minutes after picking up 4 fouls.
• Showed Penn State (11/15), his old team, what they were missing. Set new career highs with 19 points, 9 rebounds, 6 assists, and 8-9 from the line. Also stole 3 and blocked 2.
• Scored 12 points in 24 minutes of work vs Weber State (11/18), 18 in 36 minutes in the next day's game vs UNC Greensboro, and 19 in 30 vs Ball State (11/21).
• Held to single figure scoring versus Rutgers (11/27), with 7 points. Didn't get a rebound for the first time in the season. Limited to just 4 points versus Harvard (12/4), but UMass still won both games.
• Tallied 15 points and a team-high 9 boards at Northeastern (12/7).
• Held to 2 points and 4 boards as all of UMass struggled against North Texas (12/11).
• Tallied 16 & 7 at Richmond (1/5).
• Pulled down a career high 10 rebounds, and added 7 points, versus Duquesne (1/8).
• Notched a double-double, with 10 points and 10 boards, plus 3 assists and 2 blocks, at Davidson (1/11).
• Scored 11 points and a team-leading 8 rebounds, in 25 minutes of work versus Rhode Island (1/15).
• Scored 17 to lead the team at Saint Louis (1/23).
• Tallied 16 & 6 in the win at La Salle (1/26).
• Another double-double, this one 17 points and a new career high 11 boards, against George Washington (2/9).
• Fell just short of double-doubles in consecutive games: 11 & 9 versus Saint Joseph's (2/12), then 9 & 11 at St. Bonaventure (2/16).
• Put up 12 & 8 against VCU (2/26).
• Tallied 11 & 8 on Senior Night versus Fordham (3/2).
• Mass. Daily Collegian: Freed from the cage of broken promises - Trent Buttrick got ‘What I always wanted’ at UMass after difficult times at Penn State (3/9/22)
• Set a new career high with 16 boards, and added 13 points, in the win over GW in the A-10 Tourney (3/10).
• Finished his college career with 7 & 6 versus Dayton (3/11). Was hit with two fouls before the first media timeout, and ended up fouling out.

• Played in all 25 of PSU's games, started in two.
• Averaged 3.0 points and 3.0 rebounds, shot .500 from 2-pt and .348 from 3-pt territory.
• Snared 5 boards and stole 2 in the win over VCU (12/2).
• Four points, 3 boards, 2 assists, and a steal in 14 minutes of work at VA Tech (12/8).
• Set a new career high 7 rebounds at Michigan (12/13).
• Tied the high 7 rebounds in the next game, versus Illinois (12/23). Also scored 6 points, dished 2, and tied his career high in blocks with 3.
• Tallied 6 pts, 5 boards in 13 minutes at Purdue (1/17).
• Notched 5 & 4 in 16 minutes in the win over Rutgers (1/21).
• Tallied 4 & 4 in consecutive games, at Wisconsin (2/2) and vs Maryland (2/5).
• Scored 8 points, snared 4 boards, and stole 3 at Iowa (2/21).
• Good numbers on senior night (vs Minnesota 3/3): 13 pts, 3 three-pointers, 7 boards, all tying career high marks. Also logged 2 blocks and a steal.

• Saw action in 18 games and 10 Big Ten games behind starter Lamar Stevens.
• Made key contributions in limited minutes.
• Was perfect from the field in four games.
• Went 2-2 from field in last three appearances with four total rebounds.
• Maryland Eastern Shore (11/5): Played season-high 15 minutes. Had two points and three rebounds. Added an assist and block.
• Wagner (11/9): Nailed 3-pointer and picked up a steal.
• Bucknell (11/19): Grabbed an offensive rebound.
• Wake Forest (12/4): Connected on a free throw and had an offensive rebound.
• at No. 6 Ohio State (12/7): Scored two points and had one offensive rebound.
• Alabama (12/14): Had an offensive rebound in third-straight game.
• Central Connecticut State (12/20): Scored season-best eight points, all in second half. Connected for a triple and five free throws. Tied career-best totals with five rebounds and a steal.
• No. 21 Ohio State (1/18): Dominated at the rim for critical block to sustain Nittany Lions’ momentum going into halftime. Had a defensive rebound.
• Northwestern (2/15): Grabbed an offensive rebound.
• at Indiana (2/23): Pulled down two rebounds and made a field goal.
• at Northwestern (3/7): Had one basket for two points and an offensive rebound. Tied with Curtis Jones Jr. for team lead in blocks (1).

• Played in 26 contests and started two, UMBC (12/29) and at Michigan (1/3).
• Posted Penn State individual season bests for both field goal (1.000, 5-5) and 3-point field goal percentage (1.000, 3-3) with a career-best 13 points at Alabama.
• North Florida (11/9): Opened season with a game- and career-high three blocks in a career-best 20 minutes of playing time. Added four points and two rebounds.
• Jacksonville State (11/12): Grabbed five rebounds to tie his career-best total. Hit a 3-pointer. Shared game-high honors in blocks category with Josh Reaves and Lamar Stevens (1).
• At DePaul (11/15): Had key assist in second-half comeback to take game to overtime. Scored five points with a trey and two free throws.
• vs. Wright State (11/20): Connected on 3-point basket for fourth-straight game. Had two rebounds and added an assist.
• vs. Bradley (11/21): Registered a block and had one free throw.
• Virginia Tech (11/27): Entered game and less than a minute later, knocked in a three-pointer for fourth tie of game.
• at Maryland (12/1): Pulled down two defensive rebounds.
• at Duquesne (12/19): Hit jumper to give Nittany Lions lead in second half. Had one block to tie three teammates for game-high total.
• at Alabama (12/21): Led Penn State in scoring with career-best 13 points. Went 5-5 from the field, 3-3 from behind the arc, both Penn State individual season bests for field goal and 3-point field goal percentage. Had five points and three rebounds in seven minutes of play in first half. Tied career best with 20 minutes played.
• UMBC (12/29): Made first career start and played 11 minutes. Shared team- and game-high in block total (1).
• at Michigan (1/3): Made second start and played 10 minutes.
• Wisconsin (1/6): Scored three points and added a rebound.
• at Nebraska (1/10): Had a rebound in second half.
• Michigan State (1/13): Collected then-Big Ten career-best two rebounds.
• at Minnesota (1/19): Grabbed an offensive rebound and laid it up for two points in the first half. Added two free throws in second period for Big Ten-best four points. Snagged steal in first half.
• Rutgers (1/26): Had a defensive rebound.
• Nebraska (2/19): Battled for offensive rebound.
• at Illinois (2/23): Spelled Mike Watkins in first half and had one rebound.
• Maryland (2/27): Had three rebounds in three minutes of action.

• Played in 10 games.
• Fairleigh Dickinson (11/12): Pulled down a defensive rebound in one minute of action in collegiate debut.
• Oral Roberts (11/24): Played four minutes. vs. Pittsburgh (11/20): Scored two points with three rebounds in three minutes of play.
• George Washington (12/9): Was first off the bench and grabbed career-best five rebounds in then-career-best seven minutes of action.
• Coppin State (12/30): Made first career three-point field goal.
• Nebraska (1/12): Recorded block in two minutes of action.
• Temple-NIT (3/14): Saw action in first-round NIT win.
• Utah-NIT (3/29): Inserted into the lineup in second half of NIT championship game.

Game logs from Sports-Reference.com

Additional source: RealGM.com

• Played baseball and basketball at Community School of Naples (CSN) as a junior and senior
• Averaged 18.1 points and 10.8 rebounds for Seahawks as a senior
• Posted 17 double-doubles and set both the career (314) and single-game (23) record for rebounds
• Registered six blocks in a game and averaged 1.5 blocks in his senior season
• Named the Naples Daily News Sports Award winner for basketball and selected to the all-area first team as a senior
• Finished his two-year career at CSN with 873 points, a total that ranks in the top five in school history
• Played two years of varsity basketball and football at Bloomsburg (Pa.) High School before transferring to CSN

• Full name is Trent Elliot Buttrick
• Parents are George Buttrick and Diane Johnson
• Has seven siblings and is the youngest of five brothers, Jared, Justin, Christian (a Penn State graduate), Quinn and Lincoln, and one sister, Laine
• Studied recreation, park, and tourism management at Penn State
• Born October 18, 1998, in Washington D.C.

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