Cornell University Athletics

Rosettie's Top Performances
Mile	5:05.03
3000m	9:45.62
5000m	16:32.86
10,000m	34:25.27

As a Senior (2012-13)
Rosettie played a large role on the cross country team during her senior season, opening her year with a ninth-place showing at the Army-Binghamton tri-meet. She then placed sixth overall at the Yellowjacket Invitational in Rochester, 27th overall -- and fifth on Cornell -- at the Paul Short Run, and 130th in the very competitive Wisconsin Invitational. Rosettie ran for the Big Red at the Heps, placing 20th overall and sixth on the team to help hold off runners from other Ivy League schools as the Big Red claimed its second consecutive Heps title. Rosettie finished her year with a 52nd-place run at the NCAA Northeast Regional and a 182nd-place finish at the NCAA Championships.

On the track, Rosettie set new personal bests in every event she took part in. She was 10th in the 3K at the Indoor Helps and 14th in the 5K at the same event. The next week at the Indoor ECAC Championship, Rosettie scored six points for Cornell with a third-place finish in the 5K and a personal-record 16:32.86. She also ran ninth at the Penn Relays in the 5K Championship section. At the Ivy League Outdoor Championship, Rosettie scored a point for Cornell with a sixth-place run in the 10K and also placed 14th in the 5K. Her career came to an end with an appearance at the NCAA East Regional in Greensboro, N.C., where she placed 32nd in the 10K. She set her PR in the 10K at the Bison Outdoor Classic in April.

As a Junior (2011)
Rosettie opened her 2011 season with a 12th-place finish at the Binghamton-Army tri-meet, and she followed that with a 17th-place run at the Colgate Invitational. She then improved to ninth on the team at the Paul Short Run, took 84th overall at the Pre-National Invitational closed out her season with a 47th-place finish at the Heptagonal Championships.

As a Freshman and Sophomore (2009-10)
After struggling with injuries that ended her high school career and trickled over into her freshman year, Rosettie had a remarkable sophomore year.  After competing at the cross country Heps, she went on to set personal bests in every distance in track and qualified for the ECACs, demonstrating that she is among the very best up and coming distance runners in the East.

Before Cornell
One of the best distance runners to emerge from the Southern Tier of New York state in recent years, Rosettie is an 11-time state meet qualifier and has a 3000 meter personal best of 10:10.80.

Personal
Katherine Lee Rosettie is the daughter of James and Erika Rosettie and has an older sister. She is enrolled in the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences.