2026 (Redshirt Sophomore): Saw action in five games … Logged two at-bats at Norfolk State (Feb. 21) and Dartmouth (May 2) … Worked two walks at Columbia (Mar. 25), and La Salle (Apr. 21).

2025 at Rockland Community College (Redshirt Freshman): NJCAA DII Honorable Mention All-American; Region XV Player of the Year; Region XV Gold Glove and Tournament MVP … Appeared in 50 games … Posted 152 at-bats … .414 batting average … 1.216 OPS … Five Home Runs … 63 hits … 45 RBIs … 12 doubles … Three triples … Five home runs … 20 extra base hits … .632 slugging percentage … .584 on-base percentage.

2024 at Charleston Southern (Freshman): Did not play

Prior to College: Was a two-way player in high school as an infielder and left-handed pitcher ... Originally from Tappan, New York and played at St. Joseph's Regional High School ... He was a two-time All-League recipient in 2022 and 2023 as well as a NJ Senior All-Star game participant ... Foody helped his high school claim league championships in 2021 and 2023 ... Additionally in 2021, his sophomore year, they were Bergen County Champions and non-public high school A State Champions ... Logged .373 batting average and .492 slugging percentage in 11^th Grade … As a senior, he batted .267 with an on base percentage of .450, and slugging percentage of .517 and three home runs ... Principal’s List … Parents are John and Jill … Brother is Sean … Brother, Sean, plays baseball at Franklin Pierce University for Ravens in NE10 … Majoring in Finance.

Why Foody Chose Manhattan: “The great baseball and academic programs.”