On the latest episode of Hawks Talk, Isabelle Rosado (Central Islip, N.Y.), junior infielder on the Roger Williams University Softball team joined the podcast. She sat down with host Bryce Johnson to discuss being a part of the RWU ROTC program, choking up on the bat, and her team's spring break trip to Florida.

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Rosado is in her third year as a member of the RWU Softball team. Across a pair of abbreviated seasons in 2020 and 2021, she appeared in 18 games making five starts collecting a trio of hits including a double along the way. Now in her first normal year of collegiate softball, Rosado is enjoying a breakout campaign solidifying the hot corner for the Hawks while ranking in the top-three on the team in all three triple-slash categories. She leads Roger Williams and sits 18^th in the Commonwealth Coast Conference with a .509 slugging percentage in addition to being second on the roster and ninth in the CCC with a .404 batting average and third on the team and 11^th in the conference in on-base at .443. Rosado is number-two on the team in hits (23), total bases (29), and runs scored (7). Her two steals match the top total on the roster while her five extra-base hits are tied for second, among them being four doubles, the fourth-most on the team.
 
Off the diamond, Rosado is a part of the Roger Williams University Reserve Officers' Training Corps (ROTC) while studying Legal Studies in which she was named to the Dean's List last fall.