Middlebury College

Perlman was named to the Google Cloud College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA) Academic All-American Track & Field/Cross Country Second Team. He helped guide the Panthers to the program's second-consecutive NESCAC Championship and competed at the NCAA Track & Field Championships during both the indoor and outdoor seasons.

Perlman graduated with a 3.90 grade point average and a degree in mathematics from Middlebury. During the indoor season, he ran anchor leg on the 2019 NCAA Champion distance medley relay quartet. Perlman was third at Division III New England Outdoor Championships in 1,500 meters. On the cross country courses, Perlman was also an All-NESCAC selection via his ninth-place finish and was 10th overall at the NCAA Regional Cross Country Championships. He was second in 1,500 meters at 2019 NESCAC Outdoor Championships and narrowly missed All-American accolades, finishing in ninth place by 0.002 seconds.