2026 (Junior): MAAC All-Academic Team … Appeared in 11 games … Started in 10 … Posted nine goals … Assisted on five goals … Supplied 47 shots, with 22 on target … Scooped 21 ground balls … Posted two goals on four shots, with three on target, while picking up two ground balls in effort vs. Monmouth (Feb. 6) … Followed suit with an additional two goals on season high seven shots, and two on target in victory over Wagner (Feb. 14) … Posted one goal and one assist on four shots vs. Fairfield (Feb. 21) … Logged two assists at Mount St. Mary’s (Mar. 28) … Added one goal on five shots with three ground balls vs. Marist (Apr. 11) … Recorded one goal on five shots, with three on target, and picked up a season high four ground balls in season finale victory over Quinnipiac (Apr. 22).

2025 (Sophomore): MAAC Academic Honor Roll … MAAC All-Academic Team … Saw action in seven games … Started in six … Logged six goals … Posted one assist vs. Stony Brook (Mar. 1) … Supplied 23 shots with 12 on target … Picked up nine ground balls, while causing five turnovers … Opened the season with two goals on five shots, two ground balls, and two caused turnovers in commanding win at Wagner (Feb. 1) … Recorded one goal on three shots, with season high three ground balls and two caused turnovers at Monmouth (Feb. 8) … Registered season high six shots, with three on target and one ground ball in effort at Fairfield (Feb. 22) … Added two goals on five shots, with four on target, and one ground ball picked up in narrow win at Merrimack (Mar. 8).

2024 (Freshman): MAAC Academic Honor Roll … Appeared in nine games … Recorded one start in NCAA debut vs. Vermont (Feb. 17) … Posted two goals vs. VMI (Apr. 6), and Sacred Heart (May 4) … Provided four total shots, with three on target.

Prior to College: Played four years of varsity lacrosse and two years of varsity football at Northern Guilford High School … Program leader with 334 career points (184 goals, 150 assists) … Two-time First Team All-State selection (Junior and Senior Year) … Conference Offensive Player of the Year (Junior and Senior Year) … Named School Male Athlete of the Year as a senior …  Red-green colorblind … Son of Bridget and Pasquale Mosca …  Born on October 22, 2004 … Double majoring in Finance and Economics. 

Why Mosca Chose Manhattan: "Manhattan University has a ton to offer in academics, especially in the business school. I knew I wanted to do finance, and the finance and economics program at Manhattan is prestigious, which was a deciding factor."