Cal Poly Pomona Athletics

Photos of Rosser / Career Statistics for Rosser

As a Junior in 2010-11: Started all 28 games as a key component of the Broncos' complex defense… Averaged nearly 30 minutes per contest for CPP, the second-highest mark on the team… Showcased his defensive talent by setting a career high with five steals against American Sports on Dec. 11… Matched his career best by pouring in 12 points in a tough road victory against Cal State East Bay on Jan. 20… Grabbed a season-high eight rebounds on two different occasions… Distributed six assists in a road contest against UC San Diego on Jan. 22… Ranked top 15 in the CCAA in assists per game and free throw percentage with respective marks of 3.0 and 76 percent… In a regular season bout against Humboldt State that had playoff implications, he set a career high in free throws made with nine.

As a Sophomore in 2009-10: Appeared in all 34 games and made 22 starts for the NCAA champions… Team was 19-3 in games that Rosser started… Scored career-high 12 points in consecutive games at CSU Dominguez Hills and at home vs. CSU Monterey Bay… Became much more aggressive off the glass beginning in January and it was reflected with increased minutes and starts (secured just four rebounds in first 11 games in one start, 54 boards in his next 23 games/21 starts)… Averaged 24 minutes, 4 points and 3.5 rebounds during CPP’s NCAA run… Big moment in 2009-10 occurred during CPP’s NCAA Elite Eight semifinal game vs. Bentley… Leading by six points with 1:01 remaining, Rosser caught a baseball pass on an inbounds play, threw down a dunk and converted on the three-point play giving the Broncos a 65-56 lead that clinched the victory and moved CPP on to the title game for the second consecutive season… Scored two points with four rebounds in 24 minutes in the start against Indiana, Pa., in the title game.

As a Freshman in 2008-2009: Appeared in 25 games, but did not earn a start for the NCAA finalists… Scored season-best 10 points in the loss at Cal State Dominguez Hills… Secured season-best three rebounds in the win at home vs. CSUDH and the loss at home to SFSU, where he played a season-most 21 minutes… Saw action in the opening-round NCAA Elite 8 game vs. Southwest Minnesota State, but did not score.

High School: At Temecula Valley High School, averaged 18 points with 10 rebounds a contest for the Golden Bears his senior season… Named first-team all-Southwestern League… Named to the all-star Desert Valley All-Star Game… Broke school record for blocks.

Personal: Son of James and Gina Rosser… Has two younger brothers named Brandon and Jason... Business Management major... Enjoys watching movies, listening to music and eating in his free time... Favorite pro athlete is Michael Vick... Favorite pro teams are the Philadephia Eagles and the Philadelphia Phillies... Aspires to graduate and then play professional basketball.