Honors and Awards: Second-team All-East Coast Conference (2008-09)...ECC Academic Honor Roll (2009)...named to the All-Met Division II Men[apos]s College Basketball first-team (2010).
2009-10: Played in all 33 games with 32 starts...led the team in assists (179) and finished second in scoring with 359 points (10.9 per game)...led the team with 78 3-point field goals made...grabbed 117 rebounds (3.5 per game) and shot 78-percent from the free throw line (67-86)...finished third on the team in field goals made (107)...led the team with 70 steals...finished second in the NE-10 in assists during conference play (5.5 per game) and was tied for fourth in steals (45)...scored a season-high 19 points four times...matched a career-best with 13 assists versus Southern Connecticut (2/17).
2008-09: Played in 27 games, receiving the start in 26... ranks first in assists with 139 and in steals with 45... finished second on the team in points with 294 averaging 10.9 ppg... placed second in three-point field goal percentage at .340... made the most field goals and three-point field goals against the University of Bridgeport (01/31) averaging 61.5% and 62.5% respectively... perfect in free throw attempts on three occasions against: Bloomfield College (11/25), NYIT (12/10) and Lynn (12/30)... highest on the team and on the season in steals in one game against Lynn with five... most assists for one game on the team and the season against Mercy (01/17) with 13.
At Quinnipiac: As a freshman, started in 22 of 29 games including the last 18 of the season...Averaged 3.5 points and 3.4 assists per game...Posted a Northeast Conference best 1.9 assist-to-turnover ratio...Ranked 12th in the NEC in assists per game...Scored a season and career-high 11 points against St. Francis on 2/1...key member in the Bobcats win over Fairleigh Dickinson in the NEC Tournament. As a sophomore, started and played in all 29 games...was fourth on the team in points per game and second on the team in assists with 86...picked up 19 steals and 64 rebounds for the season.
At Andover High School: Varsity basketball all four years...named to the Boston Globe Dream Team...First-Team All-State selection...All-Scholastic pick...Named MVP of the Comcast Tournament...Helped Andover to the MVC Championship
Personal: Son of James Cosgrove and Susan Rodgers...has two sisters, Maggie, who plays basketball at Sacred Heart University and Callie (2)...majoring in Sport Management.
Cosgrove[apos]s Career Bests
Points: 22, vs Pace, 11/22/08
Field Goals Made: 8, at Bridgeport, 1/31/09
3-Point Field Goals Made: 5 - four times
Free Throws Made: 11, vs Pace, 11/22/08
Rebounds: 11, at Pace, 11/18/09
Assists: 13 - two times
Steals: 5 - two times
Blocked Shots: 1 - two times
