2018 Season: CACC All-Tournament - CACC Pitcher of the Week (3/26)

2017 Season: Second Team All-CACC – CACC Pitcher of the Week (3/27) – made 12 starts on the year, going 6-2 overall with a 3.23 ERA – struck out 54 batters with only 20 walks – ranked third in the CACC in striking out 8.73 batters per nine innings – batters hit .222 against the righty – struck out a season high seven batters twice, first against American International on March 19 in Florida and again in game two against Concordia on March 25 – pitched a season high six innings twice, first against Concordia and again in game two against Dominican on April 8 – earned a win in the CACC Tournament against Philadelphia with five strikeouts.

2016 Season: Appeared in four games while making three starts before an injury sidelined him for the season – went 0-3 with a 3.24 ERA in 16.2 innings with 21 strikeouts before getting hurt – earned medical redshirt and retained year of eligibility.

At Montgomery County CC: Played two seasons at Montgomery CC – helped lead the team to the 2015 EPAC Championship – named the EPAC Pitcher of the Year as a sophomore – led the starting pitchers with a 0.70 ERA in seven games last year – went 5-0 in 38.2 innings pitched, striking out 48 while only allowing six walks – went 3-2 with two saves as a freshman – led the team by amassing a 2.65 earned run average, striking out 55 batters in 51 innings pitched – appeared in 13 games as a freshman.

High School: Three-year varsity letterwinner at William Tennent High School for head coach Rick Penicale – named Second Team All-Suburban One National – also played football.

Personal: Charles Angelo Delagol – son of Chuck and Jackie Delagol – has a younger sister, Whitney – father, Chuck, played baseball at Montgomery County CC and West Chester University – majoring in criminal justice at Wilmington University with aspirations of becoming a police officer – from Warminster, Pa. – favorite athlete is Chase Utley – if he could be anything else other than a collegiate or professional athlete, he would want to be a police officer – considers his parents his role models – likes all the Philadelphia professional teams – if he could be a head coach of a team for a year, he would want to coach the Philadelphia Eagles.