Rhode Island College

Jeanne (Rosa) Hoggatt ’08 was an outstanding shortstop and catcher in softball and setter in women’s volleyball during her Rhode Island College career from 2004-08.
 
In softball, The Milford, Conn. native helped lead the Anchorwomen to a pair of NCAA College World Series appearances, two NCAA Regional Titles, three Conference Tournament and four Regular Season Championships.
 
She closed out her career having played in 133 games, starting 124 of them. She totaled a .301 batting average with 246 at-bats, 43 runs scored, 74 hits, 14 doubles, two triples, one home run, 31 RBI, 95 total bases, 17 walks, 21 sacrifice bunts and three stolen bases. At the conclusion of her career, Hoggatt ranked third all-time at RIC in sacrifice hits, eighth in putouts (339), ninth in assists (157) and 12^th in batting.
 
In women’s volleyball, she was a part of the college’s first and only Little East Regular Season Championship in 2004. Hoggatt closed out her career as an Anchorwoman having played in 430 games in 131 matches. She totaled 73 kills (.17/game), a .140 hitting percentage, 2,239 assists (5.2/game), 213 service aces (.49/game) and 758 digs (1.8/game). At the conclusion of her career, Hoggatt was RIC’s all-time leader in career assists and service aces.
 
She graduate summa cum laude, earning a bachelor’s degree in psychology from Rhode Island College in 2008 and an additional associate in science degree in nursing from St. Vincent’s College (graduating first in her class) in 2016.
 
Hoggatt has worked as a behavioral specialist at Milestone Behavioral Service and as a surgical floor nurse at Gaylord Hospital. She also was a school nurse at Middlebrook Elementary School and is currently back at Milestone Behavioral Service as a school nurse.
 
She resides in Milford, Conn. with her husband Shawn and their two children: Hailey and Avery.