2021-22 (Graduate): Third Team All-CACC - CACC Co-Player of the Week (2/21)

2019-20 (Red Shirt Junior): CACC All-Tournament Team- Appeared in all 30 games, starting in 28 of them- scoring 336 points, averaging 11.2 per game- shot 43.6 percent from the floor, connecting on 125-287 shots-second on the team with 63 made three-pointers, shooting 40.9 percent from behind the arc, which is second-best in program history- went 23-27 from the free-throw line, shooting 85.2 percent- totaled 65 rebounds throughout the season- had 76 assists- made 23 steals- matched his career-high in the CACC Quarterfinals against higher-rank #2 Post with 28 points, 10 of 15 from the field and 6 of 9 from behind the arc- currently ranks 7^th all-time in program history in assists at 165- second all-time in program history in three-point percentage at 38.4- currently third all-time in program history three-pointers made with 164- currently third all-time in program history in free-throw percentage with a 79.8 average.

2018-19 (Red Shirt Sophomore): Started in all 29 games his red shirt sophomore year, which is tied for first in most games started in program history – scored 350 points, averaging 12.1 per game – shot 44.8 percent from the floor, connecting on 129-288 shots – first on the team with 62 made three-pointers, which is third in program history in a season, while shooting 39 percent from behind the arc, which is fifth best in program history – went 30-39 from the free throw line, shooting 76.9 percent – totaled 68 rebounds throughout the season – dished out 53 assists – made 24 steals – scored a new career-high 28 points at Concordia on January 12, going 10-15 from the floor and 7-10 from the three-point line – his seven made three pointers against Concordia is tied for second in program history in three-pointer made in a game – grabbed a season-high six rebounds at Chestnut Hill on February 23 – played all 40 minutes in five games – scored double-digits in 21 games – played  the second most minutes on the team with 950, averaging 32.8 per game – currently sixth all-time in program history with 101 career three-point field goals made and sixth all-time with 273 career three-point field goal attempts – eighth all-time in program history with a .370 career three-point field goal percentage. 

2017-18 (Red Shirt Freshman): Played in 28 games, starting in eight in his first season as a Wildcat – scored 177 points on the season, averaging 6.3 points per game for a .360 field goal percentage – totaled 56 rebounds for the year – dished out 36 assists – had the second-highest free-throw percentage on the team, shooting .778 from the line – made 39 three-pointers, averaging a .342 field goal percentage – scored a season-high 21 points vs. Shippensburg on November 22 – scored double-digits in seven games - had two games where he made four treys; at Jefferson on December 9, and at Chestnut Hill on January 3 – recorded 28 steals – totaled 638 minutes on the season, averaging 22.8 minutes per game.

2016-17 Season: Redshirt season – retained year of eligibility

High School: Four-year letterwinner at William Penn High School for coaches Mike Sanford and Steve Christensen – led the team in scoring his sophomore, junior, and senior year – Second-Team All-Conference his sophomore year – First Team All-Conference his junior year – First Team All-Conference and Second Team All-State his senior year – honor roll student – Homecoming King.

Personal: Daniel E. Walsh – son of Daniel Walsh Sr. and Lisa Alesi – majoring in English education- mid-level at Wilmington University with aspirations of getting his masters in counseling to become a school counselor/administrator – from Bear, Del. – also like to make/listen to music and exercise –– considers his mom his hero in life – the greatest piece of advice he has ever received is, “Success occurs when both preparation and opportunity meet” – the thing he misses most about being a kid is having no responsibilities – his ultimate achievement would be being successful, having a great family and a big home – his favorite pro-sports teams are the Boston Celtics and Patriots – his most memorable sports moment was playing at the Bob Carpenter Center.