Tyler Trott

Class:
Redshirt Junior
Height:
5-8
Hometown:
Little Axe, Okla.
Position:
Catcher
High School:
Little Axe
B/T:
R/R
Prev School:
Baylor
Major:
Psychology

COLORADO STATE
2021 (Junior) [Game-by-Game Stats]: Appeared in six games, making four starts all as catcher before a season-ending injury... Had four at-bats with a hit... Behind the plate she had 27 putouts with two assists... Was 7-for-8 with opponents stealing bases.

2020 (Sophomore) [Game-by-Game Stats]: Started 15 games mostly at catcher before the season was ended early due to the COVID-19 Pandemic... Behind the plate she recorded 52 putouts and six assists... Was 8-for-10 in pick offs ... In the dish she totaled eight hits, including a pair of doubles and a run scored.

BAYLOR
2019 (Freshman): Made 23 appearances with 20 starts all behind home plate ... Recorded her first career hit in her first plate appearance with a double down the right field line to score a run and give BU an early 3-2 lead over North Carolina ... Followed that up in the eighth inning against UNC with a sacrifice bunt that scored Maddison Kettler to tie the contest 6-6.

HIGH SCHOOL: Played high school ball for the Little Axe High School Indians in Norman, Okla., for coach Tommy Trott... All-State selection... Little Axe Athlete of the Year in both her sophomore and junior seasons... Conference MVP as a freshman... Four-time all-conference selection... Four-time All-City catcher... Volunteered with Feed the Children, youth softball and special needs children and adults... Played both baseball (catcher) and softball (shortstop) for her high school... Played club ball for the Oklahoma Athletics (OKC) organization for coach Brian Madden.

PERSONAL: Born on March 20, 2000 in Guthrie, Oklahoma... Raised in Little Axe, Oklahoma... Daughter of Jamie and Tommy Trott... Chose CSU because: "It gave me the comfort and inclusiveness of a team. The coaching staff as well as my teammates push me to be my best self on and off the field. It is a caring environment where I know my coaches are pushing me to be the best softball player and person I can be."