Greensboro College Pride

2021: Played in 32 matches and started in 17 of those. She posted a .268 hitting percentage with 181 kills and 5 assists. She added 34 digs and 87 total blocks.

2020 (played in Spring 2021): Played in all 14 matches where she hit .259 with 74 kills, six digs, and 25 blocks. Rosinski tallied eight kills on 12 attempts in the second match on March 6 against N.C. Wesleyan. Rosinski repeated the same hitting effort in the second match on March 27 against Meredith. She posted nine kills with a .389 hitting percentage and four total blocks in the second match on April 1 against Mary Baldwin. She collected her second Academic All-USA South honor with the Pride.

2019: Played in all 34 matches where she posted a team-leading .265 hitting percentage with 180 kills, 29 digs, and 69 blocks. Rosinski tallied 10 kills on 16 attempts with no errors in the August 31 match against Johnson University. She posted ten kills with a .292 hitting percentage in the September 17 match against Johnson and Wales (Charlotte). Rosinski posted back-to-back seven-kill efforts with no errors and hitting percentages above .400 in the October 19 tri-match at Meredith against Pfeiffer and Meredith. She was named the All-USA South Academic Team for the first time as a member of the Pride.

High School: Was a member of the volleyball team at Trinity High School before attending Ave Maria University and Salem College for one year each. Recipient of the team's Most Improved Award (Freshman Year) and Most Improved /Positive Impact Award (Senior Year). Part of the team that reached the regional championship during her senior season.

Personal: Natalie is the daughter of Debora and Andy Rosinski. Majoring in Accounting and Business Administration & Economics with a minor in Business Analytics.

Favorite Athletic Moment: "Despite all the adversity our team faced during the pandemic, I am extremely grateful to be able to play an additional year with them while having the opportunity to graduate with two majors and a minor as well as five total years of college volleyball experience."