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At Charlotte -2007: Only returning weekend starter from last year... Recorded 9-1 record in 13 starts as the Sunday weekend starter in 2007... Struck out career-high eight batters in two outings... Tossed three scoreless outings of five or more innings... Lasted five or more innings in 10 of 13 starts, pitching at least seven innings three times... Made it to the ninth inning once, officially an eight-inning outing at Rhode Island... Was 6-1 in conference play, and won the A-10 Tournament Championship game on 5/26... Got a no-decision in his only NCAA Tournament appearance, as Charlotte defeated N.C. State 12-10 on 6/3.
2006: Recorded a victory in first career collegiate appearance, entering with Charlotte down 5-3 in the sixth inning and shutting down Virginia Tech for two innings while the Niners scored five runs to win 8-5... Received a no-decision in first career start despite blanking North Carolina A&T for 6.2 innings and striking out a career-best five batters and leaving with a 2-0 lead in the seventh inning... Was 1-0 with one save in A-10 play, earning a win over George Washington on March 25 and his first career save after tossing three scoreless innings, his longest relief appearance of the season, in Charlotte's 11-2 win vs. Temple on April 1... Began his collegiate career by pitching 10.2 scoreless innings in first four appearances... Allowed only one extra-base hit, a double at Saint Joseph's, in 22 innings tossed... Team was 6-7-1 in games in which he appeared...
At North Mecklenburg - Earned his second straight all-conference honor in 2005 ... 11-0 with a 1.14 ERA and struck out 78 batters in 61 innings in 2004, according to the Charlotte Observer ... Team MVP ... All-Charlotte Observer selection ... All-State, All ME-CA 8 and All-Mecklenburg County ... 2003 conference tournament most valuable player ... Earned a gold medal playing in the state games in 2004 ... Honor Roll.
Personal - Parents are Lisa and DeWayne Rosenbaum ... Undecided on a major ... Born April 25, 1987.
