2026 (Graduate Student): Did not play.

2025 at CCNY (Junior): Appeared in 22 games … Started in 21 … Logged a .339 batting average ... Registered 56 at-bats … Crossed the plate 13 times … Added 19 hits to the scoreboard … Posted two doubles … One triple … 10 RBIs … Added a slugging percentage clip of .429 … Walked a career high nine times … Plunked by opposing pitchers five times … Struck out nine times … Posted a .471 on-base percentage … Swiped five bags.

2024 at CCNY (Sophomore): Appeared in 27 games … Started in 26 … Logged a .250 batting average … Registered 84 at-bats … Crossed the plate a career high 13 times … Added 21 hits to the scoreboard … Posted seven RBIs … Worked seven walks … Plunked by opposing pitchers twice … Struck out just five times … Posted a .319 on-base percentage … Swiped a career high six bases.

2023 at CCNY (Freshman): Appeared in 18 games … Started in 15 … Logged a .359 batting average … Registered 39 at-bats … Crossed the plate nine times … Added 14 hits to the scoreboard … Posted 10 RBIs … Worked five walks … Struck out eight times … Plunked by opposing pitchers seven times … Posted three doubles … Accrued a slugging percentage of .436 … Tallied a career high .481 on-base percentage … Swiped three bases.

Prior to College: Attended Bergen County Technical School … 4x Varsity Baseball … In 9^th Grade, .436 avg in 15 games with 48 plate appearances … In 11^th Grade, .381 avg in 21 games with 72 plate appearances … Stole 25 bases … During 12^th Grade, posted a clip of .350 average in 27 games played … 105 plate appearances, and swiped 30 bases … 2x 1^st Team All-Conference … Graduated with Associates Degree from Bergen Community College at 18 … Grandfather Eugene Russo was a shortstop for New York Giants … Grandfather Ralph Savino was a pitcher in the New York Yankees minor league system … Pursuing masters in business administration.

Why Savino Chose Manhattan: “Chose to be a student athlete at Manhattan University for graduate school because it allows me to pursue both my academic and athletic goals in a competitive, supportive environment. The University’s strong business and athletic programs create the perfect setting to grow as a leader on and off the field.”