Alexa Rosales

Class:
Junior
Position:
OF
Bats/Throws:
R/R
Height:
5-6
Experience:
2L
Hometown:
Chino Hills, Calif.
High School:
Chino Hills
Major:
Elementary Education

2026 (JUNIOR): Appeared in 38 games, primarily as a defensive replacement and pinch runner … Scored eight runs and tallied a hit … Scored the final run in a win over Cal State Fullerton (2/5) … Tallied a run scored and an earned an at-bat in a win over Mercer (2/20) … Notched her first collegiate hit as part of a 1-for-3 day in a win over UT Martin (3/3) … Scored runs in back-to-back games in wins over Southern Miss (4/21) and Auburn (4/24).

2025 (SOPHOMORE): Played in eight games, mainly as a pinch runner and hitter … Scored three runs … Tallied her first collegiate run scored in a win over South Alabama (3/2) … Added runs scored in wins over North Dakota State (3/14) and UT Martin (4/8) … SEC Spring Academic Honor Roll.

2024 (FRESHMAN): Appeared in nine contests for the Rebels, primarily as a pinch runner … Tallied two walks … Made her collegiate debut against Hawaii (2/10).

HIGH SCHOOL: Ranked No. 13 overall in the class of 2023 by Extra Inning Softball … Tabbed as the No. 36 player in the class of 2023 by Perfect Game Softball … Member of the Softball America Top 100, checking in at No. 89 … A four-year letterwinner at Chino Hills High School in Chino Hills, California … Named Captain for her senior season … Batted .379 as a junior, tallying 33 hits, including 13 for extra bases … Drove in 19 runs and crossed the plate 23 times … Garnered 2nd Team Baseline League CIF-SS honors … Helped guide the Huskies to Baseline League Championship CIF- SS and the CIF-SS Semi Finals … Posted a .382 average in 2021, scoring 15 runs and registering 21 hits … Guided Chino Hills to Baseline League Champions CIF-SS … Freshman season was cut short due to the pandemic … Played for the Athletics Mercado club team.

PERSONAL: Daughter of Ben and Yolanda Rosales … Born March 7, 2005 … Has two older brothers, Anthony and Michael … Anthony played football at Cal Poly San Louis Obispo, and Michael played baseball at Cal State Los Angeles.