Sally Trent is Charleston’s steady bat-and-glove spark behind the plate
In the 2026 season, Sally Trent has become a useful two-way piece for the Charleston Cougars: she’s played in 23 games with 14 starts, hit 2 home runs, and delivered a .1000 fielding percentage behind the plate/at utility spots. Charleston’s staff praised her as a “rock-solid defender” who “commands the game at a high level,” and her knack for coming through in pressure spots shows up in wins like the comeback vs. St. Johns and the conference-opening hit against Monmouth. She looks like a strong fit for teams wanting toughness, middle-order pop, and dependable catching versatility.
