2015 Played in 16 games and once again posted record setting numbers for the Beacons … Tied the program record for single season wins with 11 and boasted a goals against average of 0.88 which is the second best mark in a single campaign … Ended his college career with the program record in goals against average with a 1.10 mark … Also holds the mark for most career wins with 32, surpassing the original mark of 26 set in 2007 … Tied for first with 13 career shutouts and games played by a goalkeeper with 52 … Completed his senior season with a .824 save percentage and a 11-3 record … Had five shutouts and allowed just 13 goals in 1,324:25 minutes of playing time … Named the Little East Conference Goalkeeper of the Week on October 5 … Set the career program record for wins in the 1-0 conference win over UMass Dartmouth on October 3 … Made a season-high eight saves at Thomas College on September 5 in his first start of the 2015 season … Matched his season-high in saves in the Little East Conference championship game which the Beacons won in OT over Rhode Island College … Made seven stops in the conference loss to Eastern Connecticut State on October 10 … Combined for five saves in the 2-0 Little East Conference Semi-Final win over Plymouth State University on November 4.
2014 Started in 18 of the 22 games played during the Beacons run to the conference championship … Played a total of 1,569 minutes and registered a 0.86 goals against average … Totaled 46 saves and a save percentage of .754 … Ended the campaign with a record of 11-5-2, which included five shutouts … Earned Little East Conference Second Team Accolades … Currently ranked in the top-15 in saves in a career with 122 and is the program leader in goals against average with a 1.19 … His 21 career victories has him ranked second all-time following the close of his junior season … His 8.5 career shutouts is ranked fifth most in school history, while he sits third in games started by a goalkeeper with 35 … Earned his first win of the year on September 11 at Fitchburg State University, when he registered four saves … Made a season-high nine stops in the 4-2 win over Wentworth Institute of Technology on September 24 … Made three stops to lead the Beacons to a double OT win over Keene State College to earn their first-ever conference title on November 8 … Totaled three saves in the Beacons first-ever NCAA Tournament match on November 13 … Played all 110 minutes in the 1-1 tie with Keene State on October 18 and the 2-2 tie at Mass. Maritime Academy on October 29 … Tied the program record for wins with his 11th in the championship match win over Keene State … Earned the first-ever Little East Conference Tournament win following a 1-0 victory over Rhode Island College on November 5.
2013 Started in every game but one in goal for the Beacons … Totaled 1,533 minutes of playing time and finished the year with a .745 save percentage and 1.53 goals against average … Named the Little East Conference Goalkeeper of the Week on September 9 and on October 30 ... Totaled 76 stops on the year and posted a 10-7-1 record … Made his first start in a Beacons jersey on August 31 against Fitchburg State University at the Lasell College Kick Off Classic … Made a career-best eight saves in back-to-back games first on October 15 against Worcester State University then on October 19 against Keene State College … Earned his first win at UMass Boston on September 1 in the 3-1 decision over Newbury College … Notched his first shutout in the 7-0 rout of Emmanuel College on September 5 … Totaled three shutouts on the year … Played the full 110 minutes in the 1-1 draw with Little East Conference rival Eastern Connecticut State University on October 5.
PERSONAL/HIGH SCHOOL Transferred to UMass Boston after playing at Bunker Hill Community College in Charlestown, MA … Led Bunker Hill to a No. 2 NJCAA National Ranking, Region 21 Championship, and an appearance in the NJCAA National “Final Four” … Also helped his team to a MCCAC title … Graduated from Revere High School in 2011 … Named Team Captain in his senior season … Son of Rosa Valenzuela and Alexander Rosales … Has three siblings, Bryan, Christopher, and Ayleen Rosales … Currently majoring in Social Psychology.
