2008-09
At 6-2, Rosche has provided an inside presence for Dayton on both ends of the court. As a senior, Rosche's minutes tripled since last season, resulting in an increase of production. She averaged career-bests in points per game (3.4) and rebounds per game (3.1), and is fourth on the team in blocks. She scored in double-figures twice, including a career-high 19 points on 8-for-8 shooting against Wright State on Dec. 21. Rosche also tied her career-high of nine rebounds twice. Rosche appeared in 34 games, starting two. Rosche was honored by the NCAA on Feb. 20 as she was awarded the NCAA Ethnic Minority and Women's Enhancement Postgraduate Scholarship for Careers in Athletics.

2007-08
Reserve post player that provides solid defense and a spark off the bench while averaging 5.8 minutes played per game...Appeared in 18 of 30 regular season games playing seven minutes or more six times...Pulled down three rebounds and handed out one assist in only eight minutes of action during the Flyers' first win of the season over Western Michigan...Finished 2-of-4 from the free throw line to score her first two points of the season in a win over Wright State...Made both shots from the charity stripe while pulling down two rebounds in 11 minutes against St. Bonaventure...Dished out a pair of assists and collected two rebounds in nine minutes played at Fordham...Made her first field goal of the season and corralled three rebounds at home against Richmond...Played her most significant minutes in a loss to UMass with six points on 3-for-5 shooting from the floor to go along with two rebounds, a steal and blocked shot in 18 minutes of play...Made an appearance in all three A-10 tournament games, playing a total of 16 minutes and scoring five points...Saw four minutes of playing time in the WNIT against Bowling Green.

2006-07
Came off the bench to appear in 27 games during her sophomore season...Played 10 minutes or more eight times including a career-best 19 minutes against St. Francis (PA)...Also had her first double-digit scoring effort against the Red Flash with 10 points on perfect 4-for-4 shooting from the field...Also scored nine points while collecting six rebounds in 13 minutes of action against Loyola-Chicago...Finished with nine points on 6-of-8 shooting from the free throw line and eight boards in the season-opener at Louisville.

2005-06
Played in four games during her first collegiate season...Made her collegiate debut at Loyola-Chicago and scored her first basket, a layup, in the final minute of the game...Played three minutes and pulled down two rebounds in the win at Long Island...Had her only action at UD Arena in the win over UT-Martin with an offensive rebound in three minutes of play.

High School
A three-year star for Westtown High School, a private boarding school outside of Philadelphia...Rosché was three year All-League performer in basketball, track & field and soccer as she pushed Westtown to the top of the Friends League in Pennsylvania...She won a Pennsylvania Private School State Championship in the high jump and was named the Friends League Most Valuable Player as a senior...On the basketball court, she took Westtown from the bottom of the Friends League to its first playoff berth as a junior and to the League Championship game as senior...She also had the ability to play well in the big games as she led Westtown to the Friends League Championship game as a senior after hitting the game-winning free throw with seven seconds left on the clock in the League Semifinals.

Personal
Daughter of Timothy and Sadio Rosché...Born on August 10, 1987 in Senegal...Spent a majority of her childhood years throughout portions of Western and Southern Africa including Tanzania...Rosché then came to the United States to begin playing basketball when she was a sophomore in high school...She was also an honor roll student who was named to the Academic All-Distinction List at Westtown and speaks five different languages. She entered UD as a pre-medicine major, but is also exploring other options for her education.

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