2026 (Redshirt Senior): Appeared in four games … Started in two … Logged 8.2 innings of work … Surrendered 15 hits on the bump … Allowed nine runs, which included nine earned … Struck out eight batters … Allowed four doubles … Faced 49 batters … Opened the year with two strikeouts in one inning of work in Puerto Rico vs. Seton Hall (Feb. 14) … Part of the victory at Old Dominion, where he tossed three strikeouts in three innings (Feb. 18) … Punched out two in effort at FDU (Mar. 10).

2025 (Redshirt Junior): MAAC Academic Honor Roll … Appeared in eight games, all in relief … Logged 12.1 innings of work … Surrendered 18 hits … Allowed 17 earned runs … Walked three batters … Struck out 11 on the year … Faced 62 batters … Opened his Jaspers career with two strikeout performance in one inning of work at Charleston Southern (Feb. 22) … Posted one inning of work with another two strikeouts to his resume in victory at Lafayette (Mar. 11) … One strikeout in one inning of work vs. Lafayette (Apr. 30).

2024 at Queens (NC) (Redshirt Sophomore): Appeared in eight games, all in relief … Posted 0-1 win and loss record … Logged seven innings of work … Surrendered 10 hits … 10 runs, six, of which, were earned … Punched out six batters faced … Faced 43 batters overall.

2023 at Queens (NC) (Sophomore): Did not play.

2022 at Gaston College (Freshman): Appeared in eight games, all in relief … Posted 0-1 win and loss record … Logged nine innings on the rubber … Surrendered 16 hits … Allowed 17 runs, 15, of those, were earned … Struck out seven batters … Issued a 7.00 K/9 ratio.

Prior to College: Attended Chester Academy and Green Hope High School … A four-year varsity starter in high school… Named All-Conference hitter in high school with a .396 batting average and .500 on-base percentage … Maintained High Honor Roll each semester of high school … Attended Gaston College (2021-2022) and Queens University of Charlotte (2023-2024) … Born on April 24, 2003 … Son of Rimpy Ghuliani and Vidit Ghuliani … Majoring in Political Science.

Why Ghuliani Chose Manhattan: "I chose Manhattan for the coaching staff and my familiarity with New York, having lived in Chester, New York for most of my life."