Trent was the player with the second-highest average damage per round among his peers during Ascension, according to the VALORANT stats aggregator VLR.gg
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Trent Cairns of The Guard has secured a quick summer job while he waits for the start of the upcoming competitive VALORANT season. Trent Cairns recently completed a successful run through VCT Ascension. During the offseason, the superstar, who is only 18 years old, will provide coaching services to specific players for about $85 per hour.
He will watch any player’s gameplay in person or assist them in analyzing it after watching a video on demand. If you need more information about The superstar who is headed to VCT Americas and will provide IMPORTANT coaching while they are off, then read carefully, and don’t forget to share with your friends.
In the near future, the young gun will also be looking to do some team reviews and group slots, which could be a fantastic offer for amateurs trying to get better at their game. A standout performer in the North American VALORANT scene, Trent recently completed a remarkable run through the Ascension circuit, where he assisted in the defeat of M80 to guarantee The Guard a spot in VCT Americas. Trent is also one of the most talented players in the scene.
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Trent was the player with the second-highest average damage per round among his peers during Ascension, according to the VALORANT stats aggregator VLR.gg, and he led all VCT Americas Ascension players in five stat categories, including KDA, kills per round, and average combat score. His efforts were a major factor in The Guard’s success, and now anyone can study from the best—for a fee.
Even Jacob “Valyn” Batio, Trent’s teammate and The Guard’s in-game captain, is thinking about coaching during this protracted offseason. However, Valyn’s coaching will be more focused on helping players who want to lead their own team, which could be very helpful for aspiring professional shot callers who want to speak for their future squad.
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