Andrea Perez is Seton Hall’s sparkplug at shortstop, with a bat that can flip games
In the 2026 season, Andrea Perez has been a steady, high-upside infield anchor for Seton Hall, hitting .296 with 40 hits, 12 doubles, 2 home runs and 22 RBI across 49 games, while handling shortstop every day. She brings a compact, contact-driven profile with enough gap power to punish mistakes, and her six-RBI outburst against George Mason showed real game-changing juice. The fit is simple: she’s the kind of reliable, competitive middle-infield bat teams love, especially because she combines consistency, toughness, and a knack for timely production.
