Texas A&M International University Athletics

2018:
Rosales appeared in 26 games including 25 starts as a junior in 2018 where he went 9 for 65 from the plate with one double and two home runs to drive in three runs for a .246 slugging percentage. Was solid behind the plate with 129 putouts, 15 assists and four errors for a .973 fielding percentage. He connected on his first home run of the season against Arlington Baptist on March 2 followed by his second of the season a week later against Lubbock Christian. 

High School: 
Rosales played baseball and football at WeslacoHigh School, WeslacoTX. He was District 31-5ASecond Team All-District Catcher in 2013, also Defensive Player of the Year in 2014. In 2015, he was Overall MVP for District 31-6A. Moving to football, Solis was First Team All District Tight End for District 31-6Ain 2014.

Personal: Rosales is the son to Roeland Gloria. He is the brother to Andrea. He chose TAMIU because his days playing at LCC made his decision much easier to stay in Laredo and finish out his last 2 years at TAMIU. Rosales mentions he has played with some of the guys on the current roster, so that also will help transition his game and chemistry into playing for the Dustdevils. Not to mention that TAMIU is close to home for his family to make it to the games. His parents and older sister are the ones that inspire him. Rosales hopes to play in the MLB, but if that does not work out then he will continue to pursue a career in the law enforcement field as a federal agent. On his free time, he loves to hit the gym, hang out with friends, and relax with some Netflix.