2026 (Sophomore): MAAC All-Academic Team ... Appeared in 32 games … Started in 29 … Posted 100 at-bats for the Green and White … Crossed the plate 20 times … Logged 21 hits and three doubles … One triple and one home run … 11 RBIs on the year … Walked a career high 20 times … Increased his on-base percentage +27 points to .355 in his second season in Riverdale … Stole two bases … Logged a 2-for-3 afternoon with two runs scored and a walk at Norfolk State (Feb. 21) … Smacked a three-run home run with a run scored and two walks at UMES (Feb. 28) … Opened conference play with a 1-for-3 evening with two runs, two RBIs, a triple and two walks at Marist (Mar. 6) … Posted three hits in four at-bats, with one run, and two RBIs at Fairfield (Mar. 15) … Added two hits in four plate appearances, while crossing the plate three times, with one double, a walk, a stolen base, and was hit by a pitch in the thrilling victory at Columbia (Mar. 25).

2025 (Freshman): Appeared in 37 games and started in 29 … Posted 116 at-bats with 18 runs … 28 hits … nine two-baggers, with one home run … 13 RBIs … Walked 15 times … Logged a .328 on-base percentage … Stole nine bases … Crossed the plate a season high three times, in a 2-for-5 effort, with one RBI double, a walk, and stolen base at Lafayette (Mar. 11) … Swatted one run home with two RBIs vs. Fairfield (Mar. 14) … The next day vs. Fairfield, he added a 4-for-5 day with a run scored and a double (Mar. 15) … Logged a season high four hits in five at-bats, two runs scored, one RBI, a stolen base, and two doubles vs. Saint Peter’s (May 2) … Stole one base, while tallying two runs, and RBI, and a walk vs. Marist (May 11).

Prior to College: Attended All Hallows High School in the Bronx … Played four years of varsity baseball … Ranked among the Top 500 players in the country … Named Second Team All-CHSAA … Recipient of the Edward Gutierrez ’82 Award for Baseball … Earned the Seal of Biliteracy … Received the President’s Award for Educational Excellence … Member of the National Honor Society … Awarded the Gilder Lehrman Award for American History … Born on March 3, 2005 … Son of Jose and Gloria Sosa … Majoring in Economics.

Why Sosa Chose Manhattan: "I chose Manhattan University because it was my best offer. It’s close to home, has a great coaching staff, and a strong alumni network. It felt like the right place to continue my academic and athletic career."