Anilys Rolon brings high-motor wing defense and reliable perimeter shooting to Charleston
Rolon profiles as a low-usage, high-energy guard who can help a roster with **defense, effort, and floor spacing**: in the 2025-26 season she averaged 3.9 points in 7.9 minutes while shooting 36.5% from three, and her Charleston bio notes 35 made threes in 30 games[2][4]. Charleston’s own assessment emphasizes her **higher motor** and the value she adds in the *little things*—50/50 balls, defending, and making impacts beyond scoring—which makes her a fit for teams that want toughness and activity more than volume production[1].
